decentralization and local economic development in the knowledge
... IN THE KNOWLEDGE SOCIETY Elena, Rusu (Cigu)1 Abstract: The sustainable development became a goal for knowledge society, but one of the main question in literature remains as how close is the relationship between economic dvelopment, knowledge society and local governments’ level. Given the great div ...
... IN THE KNOWLEDGE SOCIETY Elena, Rusu (Cigu)1 Abstract: The sustainable development became a goal for knowledge society, but one of the main question in literature remains as how close is the relationship between economic dvelopment, knowledge society and local governments’ level. Given the great div ...
This PDF is a selection from an out-of-print volume from... Bureau of Economic Research Volume Title: Conference on Business Cycles
... Mitchell and Arthur F. Burns (Measuring Business Cycles, p. 3): Business cycles are a type of fluctuation found in the aggregate economic activity of nations that organize their work mainly in business enterprises: a cycle consists of expansions occurring at about the same time in many economic acti ...
... Mitchell and Arthur F. Burns (Measuring Business Cycles, p. 3): Business cycles are a type of fluctuation found in the aggregate economic activity of nations that organize their work mainly in business enterprises: a cycle consists of expansions occurring at about the same time in many economic acti ...
EN EN Recommendation for a COUNCIL RECOMMENDATION on
... exports, which help in rebalancing the growth pattern towards more productive, less labour-intensive tradable sectors, while supporting economic recovery and bringing down debt ratios. At the same time, reforms to improve competition in countries with a current account surplus could contribute to th ...
... exports, which help in rebalancing the growth pattern towards more productive, less labour-intensive tradable sectors, while supporting economic recovery and bringing down debt ratios. At the same time, reforms to improve competition in countries with a current account surplus could contribute to th ...
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... The survey results are published as aggregated data. The aggregation procedure is based on country classifications. Within each country group or region, the country results are weighted according to the share of the specific country’s exports and imports in total world trade. ...
... The survey results are published as aggregated data. The aggregation procedure is based on country classifications. Within each country group or region, the country results are weighted according to the share of the specific country’s exports and imports in total world trade. ...
ECONOMICS SEC 10
... of the two Sections will have four questions. Candidates are required to answer four questions - one question from each Section and any other two questions. All questions carry equal marks. Questions will test the same content area as in Paper IIA but will be structured differently. Each question wi ...
... of the two Sections will have four questions. Candidates are required to answer four questions - one question from each Section and any other two questions. All questions carry equal marks. Questions will test the same content area as in Paper IIA but will be structured differently. Each question wi ...
ECONOMICS SEC 10
... of the two Sections will have four questions. Candidates are required to answer four questions - one question from each Section and any other two questions. All questions carry equal marks. Questions will test the same content area as in Paper IIA but will be structured differently. Each question wi ...
... of the two Sections will have four questions. Candidates are required to answer four questions - one question from each Section and any other two questions. All questions carry equal marks. Questions will test the same content area as in Paper IIA but will be structured differently. Each question wi ...
ECONOMICS SEC 10
... of the two Sections will have four questions. Candidates are required to answer four questions - one question from each Section and any other two questions. All questions carry equal marks. Questions will test the same content area as in Paper IIA but will be structured differently. Each question wi ...
... of the two Sections will have four questions. Candidates are required to answer four questions - one question from each Section and any other two questions. All questions carry equal marks. Questions will test the same content area as in Paper IIA but will be structured differently. Each question wi ...
ECONOMICS SEC 10
... of the two Sections will have four questions. Candidates are required to answer four questions - one question from each Section and any other two questions. All questions carry equal marks. Questions will test the same content area as in Paper IIA but will be structured differently. Each question wi ...
... of the two Sections will have four questions. Candidates are required to answer four questions - one question from each Section and any other two questions. All questions carry equal marks. Questions will test the same content area as in Paper IIA but will be structured differently. Each question wi ...
methodological document related main revision on economic
... broadly the decisions, evaluations, expectations and tendencies of both supply-side and demand-side (producers and consumers) actors of the economy on general economic situation. Index is a stimulative indicator hence it provides earlier information than widespread used economic indicators such as g ...
... broadly the decisions, evaluations, expectations and tendencies of both supply-side and demand-side (producers and consumers) actors of the economy on general economic situation. Index is a stimulative indicator hence it provides earlier information than widespread used economic indicators such as g ...
US Business Cycle Expansions and Contractions
... and wholesale-retail sales. The trough marks the end of the declining phase and the start of the rising phase of the business cycle. Economic activity is typically below normal in the early stages of an expansion, and it sometimes remains so well into the expansion. The committee decided that any fu ...
... and wholesale-retail sales. The trough marks the end of the declining phase and the start of the rising phase of the business cycle. Economic activity is typically below normal in the early stages of an expansion, and it sometimes remains so well into the expansion. The committee decided that any fu ...
Capitalism and Socialism: A Review of Kornai`s Dynamism
... chronological surplus, which means excess supply, including excess capacity and excess inventories, and labor unemployment as long-run normalcy, in contrast to the cyclical phenomenon associated with John Maynard Keynes. Kornai views “the surplus economy as one of capitalism’s great virtues, albeit ...
... chronological surplus, which means excess supply, including excess capacity and excess inventories, and labor unemployment as long-run normalcy, in contrast to the cyclical phenomenon associated with John Maynard Keynes. Kornai views “the surplus economy as one of capitalism’s great virtues, albeit ...
File - Mrs. Roberts SAB
... conditions. Some of these conditions might include reducing corruption, increasing democracy, and adopting Western-style free market conditions. A common requirement, for example, is to reduce government spending on social programs. This practice has been criticized by opponents of globalization, wh ...
... conditions. Some of these conditions might include reducing corruption, increasing democracy, and adopting Western-style free market conditions. A common requirement, for example, is to reduce government spending on social programs. This practice has been criticized by opponents of globalization, wh ...
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... expected to stabilize further in the coming six months. China’s economy is very open to the rest of the world, in terms of trade and foreign direct investment. However, it is worth pointing out that over the past decade, China's imports have risen at the same pace as its exports, thus giving a boost ...
... expected to stabilize further in the coming six months. China’s economy is very open to the rest of the world, in terms of trade and foreign direct investment. However, it is worth pointing out that over the past decade, China's imports have risen at the same pace as its exports, thus giving a boost ...
OECD National Accounts Experts` Meeting, 8 October 2003 Session
... relevant value of the assets that have been transferred to the company, the classification into General government sector is the most suitable ...
... relevant value of the assets that have been transferred to the company, the classification into General government sector is the most suitable ...
Estimate of the Economic Cost of Armed Conflict: A Case Study from
... exports. Ten years later it had increased to 93 percent. Oil exports were crowding out non-oilsector exports because the government directed its oil revenue toward military procurement and imports of military equipment rather than improving the non-oil export sectors. The substitution effect is domi ...
... exports. Ten years later it had increased to 93 percent. Oil exports were crowding out non-oilsector exports because the government directed its oil revenue toward military procurement and imports of military equipment rather than improving the non-oil export sectors. The substitution effect is domi ...
Government and Globalization
... location of manufacturing and backroom operations to developing economies, with the rise of China, India and others as emerging economic powerhouses as a result; and a change in emphasis in the developed world from making goods, to providing services and to creating new ideas, technology and creativ ...
... location of manufacturing and backroom operations to developing economies, with the rise of China, India and others as emerging economic powerhouses as a result; and a change in emphasis in the developed world from making goods, to providing services and to creating new ideas, technology and creativ ...
Department of Small Business Development Strategic Plan 2015
... interests ; i.e. BBC , Nafcoc, COOPS movement, other business structures, Decision to establish a designated department to advance smme and coops development for job creation ( focusing on youth women and people with disabilities) ...
... interests ; i.e. BBC , Nafcoc, COOPS movement, other business structures, Decision to establish a designated department to advance smme and coops development for job creation ( focusing on youth women and people with disabilities) ...
Press release
... Consumer climate refers explicitly to all private consumer spending. However, retail trade, depending on the definition used, accounts for only around 30 percent of private consumer spending. Services, travel, rent, health services, and the entire wellness sector account for the rest. GfK's forecast ...
... Consumer climate refers explicitly to all private consumer spending. However, retail trade, depending on the definition used, accounts for only around 30 percent of private consumer spending. Services, travel, rent, health services, and the entire wellness sector account for the rest. GfK's forecast ...
How Germany`s Anti-Keynesianism Has Brought Europe to Its Knees
... Consequences of Mr. Keynes?” and include Marks (1978) and Schuker (1985), for instance, not only make more optimistic assumptions about Germany’s capacity to pay, but also fail to see the logic, both trade and macroeconomic logic, in Keynes’s argument. ...
... Consequences of Mr. Keynes?” and include Marks (1978) and Schuker (1985), for instance, not only make more optimistic assumptions about Germany’s capacity to pay, but also fail to see the logic, both trade and macroeconomic logic, in Keynes’s argument. ...
Economic Conditions and Terrorism (PDF Available)
... link economic activity and terrorism. The model describes not just the links between the economy and conflict, but also the links between the economy and the type of conflict, that is whether a civil war or a terrorist attack. This model (and our empirical results) focus only on economic explanation ...
... link economic activity and terrorism. The model describes not just the links between the economy and conflict, but also the links between the economy and the type of conflict, that is whether a civil war or a terrorist attack. This model (and our empirical results) focus only on economic explanation ...
Comparing Public Spending and Priorities Across OECD Countries
... become more competitive by limiting their regulation of corporate activity and levels of taxation—hence spending levels. On the other hand, countries may be inclined to devote more resources to expenditures that are most clearly associated with gaining competitive advantage—such as technological res ...
... become more competitive by limiting their regulation of corporate activity and levels of taxation—hence spending levels. On the other hand, countries may be inclined to devote more resources to expenditures that are most clearly associated with gaining competitive advantage—such as technological res ...
Consumerology 24 - The Gandalf Group
... believing that cost of living is outstripping their income, and two-thirds saying their income is either holding steady or decreasing compared to where it was five years ago. A majority of Canadians are very concerned with the cost of housing – especially in British Columbia. Not surprisingly, those ...
... believing that cost of living is outstripping their income, and two-thirds saying their income is either holding steady or decreasing compared to where it was five years ago. A majority of Canadians are very concerned with the cost of housing – especially in British Columbia. Not surprisingly, those ...
Reconstruction of an Input-Output Table for Germany in 1936
... The objective of this contribution is to present the final results of a long-term research project which aimed at constructing an input-output table for Germany in 1936. Our research can be seen as follow-up of the activities of the German Imperial Statistical Office (Statistisches Reichsamt) which ...
... The objective of this contribution is to present the final results of a long-term research project which aimed at constructing an input-output table for Germany in 1936. Our research can be seen as follow-up of the activities of the German Imperial Statistical Office (Statistisches Reichsamt) which ...
