Chap04
... An Overview of Trade Theory Free Trade occurs when a government does not attempt to influence, through quotas or duties, what its citizens can buy from another country or what they can produce and sell to another country. The Benefits of Trade allow a country to specialize in the manufacture and exp ...
... An Overview of Trade Theory Free Trade occurs when a government does not attempt to influence, through quotas or duties, what its citizens can buy from another country or what they can produce and sell to another country. The Benefits of Trade allow a country to specialize in the manufacture and exp ...
Policy Process Research for Democracy
... results settle like sedimentation through long-term cognitive updating and “learning”, as articulated years ago by Carol Weiss and her idea of “policy creep” (Weiss, 1980). The problem is that we do not know if practitioners are reading the policy implications or some other part of the study. (2) If ...
... results settle like sedimentation through long-term cognitive updating and “learning”, as articulated years ago by Carol Weiss and her idea of “policy creep” (Weiss, 1980). The problem is that we do not know if practitioners are reading the policy implications or some other part of the study. (2) If ...
Using Relational-Cultural Theory as a Framework for Practice
... Most fundamentally, the "capacity to produce a change" (Miller, 1968, p.198). • Power Over A concept in many societies that people can only feel safe and productive if they exercise power over others, keeping the others in a less advantaged position. The dominant group exercises power over other gro ...
... Most fundamentally, the "capacity to produce a change" (Miller, 1968, p.198). • Power Over A concept in many societies that people can only feel safe and productive if they exercise power over others, keeping the others in a less advantaged position. The dominant group exercises power over other gro ...
paper in pdf format
... destinations of LDCs' exports (57% for developing economies versus 35% for European developed countries and North America, excluding Mexico). The main reason for this change was the growing demand of China, which accounted for 23% of LDC exports in 2014 as compared to only 3% in 1995. It is interest ...
... destinations of LDCs' exports (57% for developing economies versus 35% for European developed countries and North America, excluding Mexico). The main reason for this change was the growing demand of China, which accounted for 23% of LDC exports in 2014 as compared to only 3% in 1995. It is interest ...
Globalization and the Welfare State in Western Europe
... The other countries supplying parts and components need not be developing countries. While much of the research on the H-O model presumed a comparative advantage in manufacturing would result from a surplus of cheap labor, a comparative advantage can come from a variety of sources. Countries can ha ...
... The other countries supplying parts and components need not be developing countries. While much of the research on the H-O model presumed a comparative advantage in manufacturing would result from a surplus of cheap labor, a comparative advantage can come from a variety of sources. Countries can ha ...
Essays on Commitment and Optimal Public Policies Jean-Denis Garon
... 2011). Within a given time-period, it is assumed that the government can commit to its current tax policy. However, in the following periods it already knows everyone’s private information. One possible implication is that once this information is known, the government has a clear incentive to try i ...
... 2011). Within a given time-period, it is assumed that the government can commit to its current tax policy. However, in the following periods it already knows everyone’s private information. One possible implication is that once this information is known, the government has a clear incentive to try i ...
IDENTITY THEORY AND SOCIAL IDENTITY THEORY
... theory, the multiple identities are the different social categories to which the self belongs. For identity theory, they are the different roles that one occupies in the social structure. Thus another shared definition of the two theories is: D3: The self-concept is the set of all of a person’s iden ...
... theory, the multiple identities are the different social categories to which the self belongs. For identity theory, they are the different roles that one occupies in the social structure. Thus another shared definition of the two theories is: D3: The self-concept is the set of all of a person’s iden ...
Essays on Globalization –
... 1.5.1 Essay 1: Trade and aid policies: Their impact on economic development in Mozambique 1.5.2 Essay 2: Distortion costs and effects of price liberalization in the Russian energy markets: A CGE analysis 1.5.3 Essay 3: Trade preferences in the EU sugar sector: Winners and ...
... 1.5.1 Essay 1: Trade and aid policies: Their impact on economic development in Mozambique 1.5.2 Essay 2: Distortion costs and effects of price liberalization in the Russian energy markets: A CGE analysis 1.5.3 Essay 3: Trade preferences in the EU sugar sector: Winners and ...
James Tobin - Willem Buiter
... flow-of- funds models has been a mixed success at best. Problems of collinearity among asset returns make the accurate estimation of own and cross effects problematic. Attempts to address this problem through the use of subjective priors were intriguing but in the end not wholly convincing. Tobin’s ...
... flow-of- funds models has been a mixed success at best. Problems of collinearity among asset returns make the accurate estimation of own and cross effects problematic. Attempts to address this problem through the use of subjective priors were intriguing but in the end not wholly convincing. Tobin’s ...
An Overview of Integral Theory
... quadrant are best understood as probability waves that represent the dynamic nature of reality and the ways different realities show up under certain conditions. Additionally, each quadrant’s levels are correlated with levels in the other quadrants. For example, a goal-driven executive (UL) who has ...
... quadrant are best understood as probability waves that represent the dynamic nature of reality and the ways different realities show up under certain conditions. Additionally, each quadrant’s levels are correlated with levels in the other quadrants. For example, a goal-driven executive (UL) who has ...
Estimating Real Production and Expenditures Across Nations
... (1970,1972) (GK) system, and how it is built up from separate PPP’s for final expenditures, exports and imports. It should be emphasized that by working at the level of entire economies, rather than sectors, some of the difficulties with measuring real GDP from the output side are avoided. In partic ...
... (1970,1972) (GK) system, and how it is built up from separate PPP’s for final expenditures, exports and imports. It should be emphasized that by working at the level of entire economies, rather than sectors, some of the difficulties with measuring real GDP from the output side are avoided. In partic ...
University of Groningen Corporate social responsibility and financial
... jeopardizing global CO2 reductions seriously. Such public good issues can be related to the classic tragedy of the commons (Hardin, 1968). Provision of a public good suffers from free-rider effects, unless property rights are well defined (Coase, ...
... jeopardizing global CO2 reductions seriously. Such public good issues can be related to the classic tragedy of the commons (Hardin, 1968). Provision of a public good suffers from free-rider effects, unless property rights are well defined (Coase, ...
Probing Leviathan: An Investigation of Government in the Economy
... believes that economists can help by appreciating the role of social forces that determine public policy decisions. He advises the adoption of a "middle course" in policy analysis. Those who adopt an entirely negative attitude to all government intervention are condemned to impotence in the policy f ...
... believes that economists can help by appreciating the role of social forces that determine public policy decisions. He advises the adoption of a "middle course" in policy analysis. Those who adopt an entirely negative attitude to all government intervention are condemned to impotence in the policy f ...
Trade Costs and Business Cycle Transmission in a
... variation in the bilateral trade intensity and the trade-comovement regression coefficient. If goods with different origins are assumed to be complements (instead of substitutes), the model shows empirically comparable numbers for both trade intensity and the trade-comovement coefficient. With a framewor ...
... variation in the bilateral trade intensity and the trade-comovement regression coefficient. If goods with different origins are assumed to be complements (instead of substitutes), the model shows empirically comparable numbers for both trade intensity and the trade-comovement coefficient. With a framewor ...
NBER WORKING PAPER SERIES JAMES TOBIN: AN APPRECIATION OF HIS
... flow-of-funds models has been a mixed success at best. Problems of collinearity among asset returns make the accurate estimation of own and cross effects problematic. Attempts to address this problem through the use of subjective priors were intriguing but in the end not wholly convincing. Tobin’s s ...
... flow-of-funds models has been a mixed success at best. Problems of collinearity among asset returns make the accurate estimation of own and cross effects problematic. Attempts to address this problem through the use of subjective priors were intriguing but in the end not wholly convincing. Tobin’s s ...
Grounded Theory in Management Research
... because the book is widely cited, it is through the idea of grounded theory that many quantitatively trained researchers gain their introduc tion to qualitative methods. But, why should there be a book about it? First, during graduate school, exposure to the procedural details of grounded theory is ...
... because the book is widely cited, it is through the idea of grounded theory that many quantitatively trained researchers gain their introduc tion to qualitative methods. But, why should there be a book about it? First, during graduate school, exposure to the procedural details of grounded theory is ...
Estimating Real Production and Expenditures Across Nations: A
... (1970,1972) (GK) system, and how it is built up from separate PPP’s for final expenditures, exports and imports. It should be emphasized that by working at the level of entire economies, rather than sectors, some of the difficulties with measuring real GDP from the output side are avoided. In partic ...
... (1970,1972) (GK) system, and how it is built up from separate PPP’s for final expenditures, exports and imports. It should be emphasized that by working at the level of entire economies, rather than sectors, some of the difficulties with measuring real GDP from the output side are avoided. In partic ...
State Socialization and Structural Realism August 2010 Forthcoming
... larger literature on state socialization. It continues by drawing upon roles as the ideational content, and the associated body of role theory as the model, for a neorealist exploration of socialization. The paper concludes with an illustration of the operation of socialization from a neorealist per ...
... larger literature on state socialization. It continues by drawing upon roles as the ideational content, and the associated body of role theory as the model, for a neorealist exploration of socialization. The paper concludes with an illustration of the operation of socialization from a neorealist per ...
IFM - paperhint
... Free Trade occurs when a government does not attempt to influence, through quotas or duties, what its citizens can buy from another country or what they can produce and sell to another country. The Benefits of Trade allow a country to specialize in the manufacture and export of products that can be ...
... Free Trade occurs when a government does not attempt to influence, through quotas or duties, what its citizens can buy from another country or what they can produce and sell to another country. The Benefits of Trade allow a country to specialize in the manufacture and export of products that can be ...
Three simple models of social capital and economic growth
... The last and most encompassing view of social capital includes the social and political environment that shapes social structure and enable norms to develop. This macro view includes the most formalized institutional relationships and structures, such as the political regime, the rule of law, the co ...
... The last and most encompassing view of social capital includes the social and political environment that shapes social structure and enable norms to develop. This macro view includes the most formalized institutional relationships and structures, such as the political regime, the rule of law, the co ...
Country Size, International Trade, and Aggregate Fluctuations in
... Source: Journal of Political Economy, Vol. 120, No. 6 (December 2012), pp. 1083-1132 Published by: The University of Chicago Press ...
... Source: Journal of Political Economy, Vol. 120, No. 6 (December 2012), pp. 1083-1132 Published by: The University of Chicago Press ...
Refugees and “Missing” Arms Trade Gaia Narciso (Trinity College Dublin & IIIS
... expect that the extent of missing trade in arms will depend on factors other than the tariff rate, for example, on the level of strain experience at the border. We provide evidence that refugee flows, by reducing the ability of the receiving country to patrol its borders and its customs, may ultimat ...
... expect that the extent of missing trade in arms will depend on factors other than the tariff rate, for example, on the level of strain experience at the border. We provide evidence that refugee flows, by reducing the ability of the receiving country to patrol its borders and its customs, may ultimat ...
An Exercise
... Speaking of words….. Then, you can study these concepts for the midterm questions that match words with definitions. And you can use them in the short essay questions. You will be able to choose two short essay questions from among six, each of which has bold-faced within it one of these concepts. ...
... Speaking of words….. Then, you can study these concepts for the midterm questions that match words with definitions. And you can use them in the short essay questions. You will be able to choose two short essay questions from among six, each of which has bold-faced within it one of these concepts. ...
Development economics
Development economics is a branch of economics which deals with economic aspects of the development process in low-income countries. Its focus is not only on methods of promoting economic development, economic growth and structural change but also on improving the potential for the mass of the population, for example, through health and education and workplace conditions, whether through public or private channels.Development economics involves the creation of theories and methods that aid in the determination of policies and practices and can be implemented at either the domestic or international level. This may involve restructuring market incentives or using mathematical methods such as inter-temporal optimization for project analysis, or it may involve a mixture of quantitative and qualitative methods.Unlike in many other fields of economics, approaches in development economics may incorporate social and political factors to devise particular plans. Also unlike many other fields of economics, there is no consensus on what students should know. Different approaches may consider the factors that contribute to economic convergence or non-convergence across households, regions, and countries.