How and when did Germany catch up to Great Britain and the
... This section presents and reviews time-series evidence on German national output and productivity. The widely used output series of Hoffmann [1965] has been interpolated by Maddison [1995] to bridge the war and post-war periods of 1914-24 and 1939-49, for which Hoffmann’s series exhibits gaps. As Ri ...
... This section presents and reviews time-series evidence on German national output and productivity. The widely used output series of Hoffmann [1965] has been interpolated by Maddison [1995] to bridge the war and post-war periods of 1914-24 and 1939-49, for which Hoffmann’s series exhibits gaps. As Ri ...
What`s Wrong with the GDP
... poor get poorer and the middle class stagnates. We see this in our society today. In confusing and conflating these two, the GDP and a society’s economic well-being, we are doing more than merely misinterpreting a measurement. GDP is one of the most important and most cited measurements, and inaccur ...
... poor get poorer and the middle class stagnates. We see this in our society today. In confusing and conflating these two, the GDP and a society’s economic well-being, we are doing more than merely misinterpreting a measurement. GDP is one of the most important and most cited measurements, and inaccur ...
Research of Small and Medium-sized Innovation to Promote the
... 3.2 SMEs are small; their capability of resisting risk is weak Compared with large companies, SMES also are vulnerable. In the short term, risk-benefit ratio is significantly lower than large enterprises. Particularly since 2008, under the impact of the world economic and financial crisis, the situa ...
... 3.2 SMEs are small; their capability of resisting risk is weak Compared with large companies, SMES also are vulnerable. In the short term, risk-benefit ratio is significantly lower than large enterprises. Particularly since 2008, under the impact of the world economic and financial crisis, the situa ...
The problem with economics: naturalism, critique and
... The cultures of scientific thinking and scientific practice, the attachment to ideals of natural inquiry and intellectual critique in modern thought, and the connections of all this to the development of the modern world itself are at the center of a number of contributions to the history of science ...
... The cultures of scientific thinking and scientific practice, the attachment to ideals of natural inquiry and intellectual critique in modern thought, and the connections of all this to the development of the modern world itself are at the center of a number of contributions to the history of science ...
Book Review of Keynes, Post-Keynesianism and Political Economy
... away from concerns usually associated with Harcourt. It focuses on the large literature in how cooperation can evolve in evolutionary games with various kinds of automata. It is noted that rather than converging on equilibria, systems may exhibit complex or even chaotic dynamics (see Rosser, 2000 fo ...
... away from concerns usually associated with Harcourt. It focuses on the large literature in how cooperation can evolve in evolutionary games with various kinds of automata. It is noted that rather than converging on equilibria, systems may exhibit complex or even chaotic dynamics (see Rosser, 2000 fo ...
Game of Cronies - James Madison Institute
... benefits both the political and economic elite.” 3 By influencing the constraints under which they operate, economic interests hope to insulate themselves from the competition and the natural functions of the market. A policy that encourages entrepreneurs to compete for subsidies and incentives on t ...
... benefits both the political and economic elite.” 3 By influencing the constraints under which they operate, economic interests hope to insulate themselves from the competition and the natural functions of the market. A policy that encourages entrepreneurs to compete for subsidies and incentives on t ...
SACE 2 Economics Key Ideas Texbook 4th
... Key Area 1: The Economic Problem • A fundamental concept in economics is ‘the economic problem’ – the problem that human wants are unlimited and the resources available to satisfy those wants are limited. The problem is global because all people are faced with it. Since it is not possible to satisf ...
... Key Area 1: The Economic Problem • A fundamental concept in economics is ‘the economic problem’ – the problem that human wants are unlimited and the resources available to satisfy those wants are limited. The problem is global because all people are faced with it. Since it is not possible to satisf ...
OPINION
... The Leefsituatie Index (Quality of life index) provides a systematic description and analysis of the living conditions of the Dutch population. It is also known as the Sociale Staat van Nederland or SSN (Social State of the Netherlands). It describes the changes in living conditions over a period of ...
... The Leefsituatie Index (Quality of life index) provides a systematic description and analysis of the living conditions of the Dutch population. It is also known as the Sociale Staat van Nederland or SSN (Social State of the Netherlands). It describes the changes in living conditions over a period of ...
Lesson 5- The Role of Government In a Market Economy
... D. Maintain Competition. Competition is important in market economies because it leads to lower production costs and prices. If businesses become monopolies, the benefits of competition are lost. There is a role for government to regulate some monopolies such as public utilities. Some economists als ...
... D. Maintain Competition. Competition is important in market economies because it leads to lower production costs and prices. If businesses become monopolies, the benefits of competition are lost. There is a role for government to regulate some monopolies such as public utilities. Some economists als ...
Latin American structuralism
... Marx’s theory of value and its structural underpinnings The view of the social process upheld by Marx (1967) is evidently historical, structural and multidimensional and includes a core analysis of property institutions (production relationships). His theory of economic value is one-dimensional, how ...
... Marx’s theory of value and its structural underpinnings The view of the social process upheld by Marx (1967) is evidently historical, structural and multidimensional and includes a core analysis of property institutions (production relationships). His theory of economic value is one-dimensional, how ...
Public Policy, Vested Interest, and Common People in Brazil in the
... exaggerated protectionism toward nascent industries generated a symbiotic relationship between the Brazilian state and Brazilian private initiative formed by industrialists and, then, corporations. For Baer, Kerstenetzky and Villela (1973), a possible interpretation of government actions during the ...
... exaggerated protectionism toward nascent industries generated a symbiotic relationship between the Brazilian state and Brazilian private initiative formed by industrialists and, then, corporations. For Baer, Kerstenetzky and Villela (1973), a possible interpretation of government actions during the ...
The Quantity Theory of Money in a Developing Economy: Empirical
... well. Implying, an increase in interest rate vis-à-vis money demand, plus a direct relation between anticipated inflation and money demand. In contrast, all coefficients are statistically significant, except for the real interest rate. This could be explained by the dominance of the open market oper ...
... well. Implying, an increase in interest rate vis-à-vis money demand, plus a direct relation between anticipated inflation and money demand. In contrast, all coefficients are statistically significant, except for the real interest rate. This could be explained by the dominance of the open market oper ...
As we learned earlier, our government promises to
... 1. If you moved to a country that had a traditional economic system, how would you be able to find a place to live? 2. How would you feel about having someone you didn’t know make decisions about what you could buy? Would you work hard to succeed? What Other Kinds Of Economies Exist? Now that most c ...
... 1. If you moved to a country that had a traditional economic system, how would you be able to find a place to live? 2. How would you feel about having someone you didn’t know make decisions about what you could buy? Would you work hard to succeed? What Other Kinds Of Economies Exist? Now that most c ...
1 The Insufficiency of Economics Dan Hammond
... consumer spending. Moreover, strains in financial markets have increased in recent weeks. Today's action, combined with the policy actions taken earlier, should help promote moderate growth over time. Readings on core inflation have improved modestly this year, but elevated energy and commodity ...
... consumer spending. Moreover, strains in financial markets have increased in recent weeks. Today's action, combined with the policy actions taken earlier, should help promote moderate growth over time. Readings on core inflation have improved modestly this year, but elevated energy and commodity ...
ECON 3080-002 Intermediate Macroeconomic Theory
... 1. Building on Monetarism, economists such as Robert Lucas, argue that monetary and fiscal policy can only affect the "real" portion of the economy when their use is unexpected. Since it is thought that policy changes cannot be kept secret in the modern economy, New Classical economists concluded th ...
... 1. Building on Monetarism, economists such as Robert Lucas, argue that monetary and fiscal policy can only affect the "real" portion of the economy when their use is unexpected. Since it is thought that policy changes cannot be kept secret in the modern economy, New Classical economists concluded th ...
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... IRFs show that the relationship between SO2 emission and the income is negative (EKC hypothesis). HD shows that the actual SO2 emission is lower than the baseline projection after implementing the ARP (phase 1, 1995 and phase 2, 2000) – effectiveness of the ARP After 2003, the actual SO2 emiss ...
... IRFs show that the relationship between SO2 emission and the income is negative (EKC hypothesis). HD shows that the actual SO2 emission is lower than the baseline projection after implementing the ARP (phase 1, 1995 and phase 2, 2000) – effectiveness of the ARP After 2003, the actual SO2 emiss ...
B.A. (HONOURS) ECONOMICS COURSE CONTENTS (Effective from the Academic Year 2011-2012 onwards)
... The existing criteria for opting for the Concurrent /Credit Courses shall also remain unchanged. ...
... The existing criteria for opting for the Concurrent /Credit Courses shall also remain unchanged. ...
1 THE KEYNES SOLUTION FOR PREVENTING GLOBAL
... must become Acompetitive@ with production costs in cheap foreign labor markets before the AMade in America@ label on autos, that President Obama endorses, will create employment in the USA i . Keynes [1936, pp. 382-383, Italics added] noted Awhilst economists were accustomed to applaud the prevailin ...
... must become Acompetitive@ with production costs in cheap foreign labor markets before the AMade in America@ label on autos, that President Obama endorses, will create employment in the USA i . Keynes [1936, pp. 382-383, Italics added] noted Awhilst economists were accustomed to applaud the prevailin ...
2014 - Careers Portal
... A firm is considering a change to its product's price. It conducts market research which reveals that the Price Elasticity of Demand (PED) for the product is -2.5. Use this information to answer the following question: (i) If the firm wishes to maximise total sales revenue, should it lower or raise ...
... A firm is considering a change to its product's price. It conducts market research which reveals that the Price Elasticity of Demand (PED) for the product is -2.5. Use this information to answer the following question: (i) If the firm wishes to maximise total sales revenue, should it lower or raise ...
Italy`s Choice: Reform or Stagnation
... always had its strong points and weak points. The gross domestic product (gdp) exceeded that of problem is that efforts to address the weaknesses the United Kingdom (though not for long). While have been insufficient. government-controlled enterprises were promiFor the past two decades Italy has str ...
... always had its strong points and weak points. The gross domestic product (gdp) exceeded that of problem is that efforts to address the weaknesses the United Kingdom (though not for long). While have been insufficient. government-controlled enterprises were promiFor the past two decades Italy has str ...
The American Social Contract: From Drift to Mastery
... corporation, it was not until the 1930s that the idea that government could or should provide a modest base of security for the masses took hold. Even then, as the Great Depression took its toll, we moved slowly and cautiously in this direction. Having no experience of a politically viable socialist ...
... corporation, it was not until the 1930s that the idea that government could or should provide a modest base of security for the masses took hold. Even then, as the Great Depression took its toll, we moved slowly and cautiously in this direction. Having no experience of a politically viable socialist ...
How Federal Government`s Debt Affect the Level of Economic
... to lower economic growth for a country. C. Federal Government’s Debt and Economic Growth Based on the public debt’s perspective, high public debt may result to a financial crisis. If a country is experiencing a trend of an increasing public debt, the investors may be worried about the capabilities o ...
... to lower economic growth for a country. C. Federal Government’s Debt and Economic Growth Based on the public debt’s perspective, high public debt may result to a financial crisis. If a country is experiencing a trend of an increasing public debt, the investors may be worried about the capabilities o ...
Investment challanges of Montenegro
... think within global processes as a necessity in development process. ...
... think within global processes as a necessity in development process. ...
IGA REPORT 2009-2011 Program Reports 2009-2010 Center for International Data
... incorporate new data and methods into the Penn World Tables, extending its time frame and add more measurements of the international prices faced by countries. During April 2010 a conference on this topic was held at Oxford University, where Feenstra presented a paper entitled “How Big is China?” Th ...
... incorporate new data and methods into the Penn World Tables, extending its time frame and add more measurements of the international prices faced by countries. During April 2010 a conference on this topic was held at Oxford University, where Feenstra presented a paper entitled “How Big is China?” Th ...