Income and Democracy
... especially in the postwar era. The major source of potential bias in a regression of democracy on income per capita is country-specific, historical factors influencing both political and economic development. If these omitted characteristics are, to a first approximation, time-invariant, the inclus ...
... especially in the postwar era. The major source of potential bias in a regression of democracy on income per capita is country-specific, historical factors influencing both political and economic development. If these omitted characteristics are, to a first approximation, time-invariant, the inclus ...
Income and Democracy - Columbia Business School
... especially in the postwar era. The major source of potential bias in a regression of democracy on income per capita is country-specific, historical factors influencing both political and economic development. If these omitted characteristics are, to a first approximation, time-invariant, the inclus ...
... especially in the postwar era. The major source of potential bias in a regression of democracy on income per capita is country-specific, historical factors influencing both political and economic development. If these omitted characteristics are, to a first approximation, time-invariant, the inclus ...
Income and Democracy
... especially in the postwar era. The major source of potential bias in a regression of democracy on income per capita is country-specific, historical factors influencing both political and economic development. If these omitted characteristics are, to a first approximation, time-invariant, the inclus ...
... especially in the postwar era. The major source of potential bias in a regression of democracy on income per capita is country-specific, historical factors influencing both political and economic development. If these omitted characteristics are, to a first approximation, time-invariant, the inclus ...
This PDF is a selection from an out-of-print volume from... Bureau of Economic Research
... expressed. It accounts for both the major character.istics of the longperiod time series data and many of their details, and it suggests an aggregate consumption function that gives strikingly good results when fitted to these long-period data. This is impressive evidence for our hypothesis. But, as ...
... expressed. It accounts for both the major character.istics of the longperiod time series data and many of their details, and it suggests an aggregate consumption function that gives strikingly good results when fitted to these long-period data. This is impressive evidence for our hypothesis. But, as ...
Aucun titre de diapositive - Paris School of Economics
... The happiness-log GDP per capita gradient does not tend to zero • Stevenson and Wolfers (2008, p11-12): the well-being-GDP gradient is about twice as steep for poor countries as for rich countries. That is […] a rise in income of $100 is associated with a rise in well-being for poor countries that ...
... The happiness-log GDP per capita gradient does not tend to zero • Stevenson and Wolfers (2008, p11-12): the well-being-GDP gradient is about twice as steep for poor countries as for rich countries. That is […] a rise in income of $100 is associated with a rise in well-being for poor countries that ...
Revisiting the Leading Economic Indicators
... overall level of aggregate activity in the American economy over the previous 100 years [Burns, 1952]. Beginning in 1920 the statistical study of national income, business cycles, and economic forecasting became the primary focus of Mitchell’s scholarship when he became the director of research at t ...
... overall level of aggregate activity in the American economy over the previous 100 years [Burns, 1952]. Beginning in 1920 the statistical study of national income, business cycles, and economic forecasting became the primary focus of Mitchell’s scholarship when he became the director of research at t ...
Constraints to Economic Development and Growth in the Middle
... There is ample economic literature which recognizes the existing growth deficit and weak economic performance of MENA countries. However, little research investigates the constraints on economic development in the AMENA countries that might explain why they perform below their potential. Understandi ...
... There is ample economic literature which recognizes the existing growth deficit and weak economic performance of MENA countries. However, little research investigates the constraints on economic development in the AMENA countries that might explain why they perform below their potential. Understandi ...
Subjective Well-Being and Income: Is There Any Evidence
... American Economic Review: Papers & Proceedings 2013, 103(3): 598–604 http://dx.doi.org/10.1257/aer.103.3.598 ...
... American Economic Review: Papers & Proceedings 2013, 103(3): 598–604 http://dx.doi.org/10.1257/aer.103.3.598 ...
The Effect of Religion on Economic Development: A Cross National
... are not limited to Protestant states and sects. Felix Rachfahl points to a Catholic counterpart of Protestantism, including the Benedictines, Franciscans, and Jesuits, whose ascetics are similar to those of Calvinism. Lujo Brentano argues that Weber's Protestant spirit described only the Puritans, a ...
... are not limited to Protestant states and sects. Felix Rachfahl points to a Catholic counterpart of Protestantism, including the Benedictines, Franciscans, and Jesuits, whose ascetics are similar to those of Calvinism. Lujo Brentano argues that Weber's Protestant spirit described only the Puritans, a ...
How Changes In International Trade Affect African Growth?
... in growth, that is the main objective of this paper9. Such analyses do not directly address the important policy question: whether a Sub-Saharan African nation, with its other characteristics held constant, is likely to grow more quickly as its economy increases the commercial relations with the dev ...
... in growth, that is the main objective of this paper9. Such analyses do not directly address the important policy question: whether a Sub-Saharan African nation, with its other characteristics held constant, is likely to grow more quickly as its economy increases the commercial relations with the dev ...
ozturk zafer
... The first one is the Neo-classical growth theory that was dominant until 1980s and it identifies the source of economic growth with technology and increase in population which is considered as external in the model. The Neo-classical growth theories, which take shape depending upon savings, capital- ...
... The first one is the Neo-classical growth theory that was dominant until 1980s and it identifies the source of economic growth with technology and increase in population which is considered as external in the model. The Neo-classical growth theories, which take shape depending upon savings, capital- ...
total factor productivity and economic growth
... Schwartz info Criteria. The intercept has been included in the model. Because all series were found stationary at level I(0), the regression analysis has been found to depend on consistent outputs in the long-run. 5. CONCLUSION After examining the TFP and Economic Growth casualty, calculating the TF ...
... Schwartz info Criteria. The intercept has been included in the model. Because all series were found stationary at level I(0), the regression analysis has been found to depend on consistent outputs in the long-run. 5. CONCLUSION After examining the TFP and Economic Growth casualty, calculating the TF ...
Sustainability of economic growth and inequality in incomes
... Lecturer, PhD, BOLDEA Bogdan Ion West University of Timisoara, Romania ...
... Lecturer, PhD, BOLDEA Bogdan Ion West University of Timisoara, Romania ...