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On the Functions for Government to Promote Low-carbon Economic Development
... On the condition of market economy, the market must play a fundamental role in allocating resources. It is impossible for the instructing plan from Centralized government to allocate resources effectively. But dose plans have no role? In fact, on the case of market regulation, rational individuals' ...
... On the condition of market economy, the market must play a fundamental role in allocating resources. It is impossible for the instructing plan from Centralized government to allocate resources effectively. But dose plans have no role? In fact, on the case of market regulation, rational individuals' ...
say`s law: were (are) the critics right?
... what one supplies seems simple and irrefutable, it has divided economic thinkers for nearly two centuries. A large body of literature — from the Mercantilists who preceded Say (and whose works he sought to refute) to modern-day “Supply-Siders,” who managed to dominate a U.S. Presidential election — ...
... what one supplies seems simple and irrefutable, it has divided economic thinkers for nearly two centuries. A large body of literature — from the Mercantilists who preceded Say (and whose works he sought to refute) to modern-day “Supply-Siders,” who managed to dominate a U.S. Presidential election — ...
Module 38 Productivity and Growth
... the eighteenth century. But in the time since Malthus wrote his book, any negative effects on productivity from population growth have been far outweighed by other, positive factors—advances in technology, increases in human and physical capital, and the opening up of enormous amounts of cultivatabl ...
... the eighteenth century. But in the time since Malthus wrote his book, any negative effects on productivity from population growth have been far outweighed by other, positive factors—advances in technology, increases in human and physical capital, and the opening up of enormous amounts of cultivatabl ...
NBER WORKING PAPER SERIES GOVERNMENT PURCHASES OVER THE BUSINESS CYCLE:
... This literature has so far focussed mostly on long-run steady state analyses, and has also abstracted from economic or political heterogeneity. Recently, Battaglini and Coate (2008b) and Azzimonti et al. (2008), building on earlier work in Battaglini and Coate (2008a), have developed a general frame ...
... This literature has so far focussed mostly on long-run steady state analyses, and has also abstracted from economic or political heterogeneity. Recently, Battaglini and Coate (2008b) and Azzimonti et al. (2008), building on earlier work in Battaglini and Coate (2008a), have developed a general frame ...
Untitled - Jesús Huerta de Soto
... consumers do not want as urgently as other goods. Thus, the workers must be transferred into sectors that are in line with consumer preferences for the economy to recover. In order to achieve this, it is of the utmost importance for factor markets to be flexible. If factor markets are not flexible, ...
... consumers do not want as urgently as other goods. Thus, the workers must be transferred into sectors that are in line with consumer preferences for the economy to recover. In order to achieve this, it is of the utmost importance for factor markets to be flexible. If factor markets are not flexible, ...
NRB Economic Review
... such as (Kinnon 1973), Shaw (1973), Adekanye (1986), Fry (1988), King and Levine(1993), and Adeniyi (2006)have focused on the significance of private sector credit to economic growth. Similarly studies by Gurley and Shaw (1967), Goldsmith (1969), Jayaratne and Strahan (1996), Kashyap and Stein(2000) ...
... such as (Kinnon 1973), Shaw (1973), Adekanye (1986), Fry (1988), King and Levine(1993), and Adeniyi (2006)have focused on the significance of private sector credit to economic growth. Similarly studies by Gurley and Shaw (1967), Goldsmith (1969), Jayaratne and Strahan (1996), Kashyap and Stein(2000) ...
NBER WORKING PAPER SERIES CAPITAL DEEPENING AND NON-BALANCED ECONOMIC GROWTH Daron Acemoglu
... sector, constant interest rate and constant share of capital in national income. Other properties of the limiting equilibrium of this class of economies depend on whether the products of the two sectors are gross substitutes or complements (meaning whether the elasticity of substitution between thes ...
... sector, constant interest rate and constant share of capital in national income. Other properties of the limiting equilibrium of this class of economies depend on whether the products of the two sectors are gross substitutes or complements (meaning whether the elasticity of substitution between thes ...
Working Paper 160 - Infrastructure Investment and Economic Growth
... and medium term employment opportunities thereby reducing rural poverty. Access to improved infrastructure in hitherto inaccessible areas in turn spurs private sector investment, leading to further job creation and economic growth. International Labour Organization (2010) states that around the worl ...
... and medium term employment opportunities thereby reducing rural poverty. Access to improved infrastructure in hitherto inaccessible areas in turn spurs private sector investment, leading to further job creation and economic growth. International Labour Organization (2010) states that around the worl ...
Study on Selection Index System of Leading Industries under
... mean going through channels of development modes in advanced industrialized countries. When conditions are fulfilled, it is totally possible to break through limitations of development stages in a country and within a region, and to select most appropriate leading industries. However, if we artifici ...
... mean going through channels of development modes in advanced industrialized countries. When conditions are fulfilled, it is totally possible to break through limitations of development stages in a country and within a region, and to select most appropriate leading industries. However, if we artifici ...
FOREIGN DIRECT INVESTMENT AND ECONOMIC GROWTH
... MNCs embodied in FDI. Besides FDI also creates backward and forward linkages which get stimulated through MNCs in spurting up economic growth and development. Blomstrom, Kokko and Zejan (1992) concluded that productivity will rise due to the spillover effects of FDI. De Mello (1997) pointed out two ...
... MNCs embodied in FDI. Besides FDI also creates backward and forward linkages which get stimulated through MNCs in spurting up economic growth and development. Blomstrom, Kokko and Zejan (1992) concluded that productivity will rise due to the spillover effects of FDI. De Mello (1997) pointed out two ...
Slide 1
... conceived as a simple aggregate—as it is in Keynes’s C + I + G. In capital-based macroeconomics, capital—and hence investment—is conceived as a structure. Changes in the demand for investment, then, can add differentially to (and/or subtract differentially from) the several stages of production that ...
... conceived as a simple aggregate—as it is in Keynes’s C + I + G. In capital-based macroeconomics, capital—and hence investment—is conceived as a structure. Changes in the demand for investment, then, can add differentially to (and/or subtract differentially from) the several stages of production that ...
defining competitiveness through the theories
... Porter (1998) defines clusters as geographically concentrated and interconnected companies with specialized suppliers, service providers that operate in similar industry and that co-operate with the institutions, such as: universities, various agencies and trade associations; in certain areas where ...
... Porter (1998) defines clusters as geographically concentrated and interconnected companies with specialized suppliers, service providers that operate in similar industry and that co-operate with the institutions, such as: universities, various agencies and trade associations; in certain areas where ...
The Relative Richness of the Poor? Natural Resources, Human
... exert negative effects on growth and development. The first is that weak institutions generate conditions that give rise to “voracity effects,” through which interest groups devote their energies to trying to capture the economic rents from natural resources (Lane and Tornell, 1996). The allocation ...
... exert negative effects on growth and development. The first is that weak institutions generate conditions that give rise to “voracity effects,” through which interest groups devote their energies to trying to capture the economic rents from natural resources (Lane and Tornell, 1996). The allocation ...
sample - Test Bank Corp
... 12) Economic indicators help to assess the performance of an economy. Answer: TRUE Explanation: Specifically, economic growth is measured via aggregate output, standard of living, gross domestic product, and productivity; stability is reflected through levels of inflation and unemployment. Page Ref ...
... 12) Economic indicators help to assess the performance of an economy. Answer: TRUE Explanation: Specifically, economic growth is measured via aggregate output, standard of living, gross domestic product, and productivity; stability is reflected through levels of inflation and unemployment. Page Ref ...
Equilibrium and Efficiency
... The models used, while inevitably being simplifications of the real economy, are designed to capture the essential aspects of the problem under study. Although many different models will be studied in this book, there are important common features which apply to all. Most models in public economics ...
... The models used, while inevitably being simplifications of the real economy, are designed to capture the essential aspects of the problem under study. Although many different models will be studied in this book, there are important common features which apply to all. Most models in public economics ...
The American University in Cairo School of Business A Thesis Submitted to
... Therefore, this research attempts to examine the significance of several determinants to gauge their impact on Egypt‟s economic growth. This involves studying the significance of the factors that have not been examined before, in order to have an integrated view of the main sources contributing to E ...
... Therefore, this research attempts to examine the significance of several determinants to gauge their impact on Egypt‟s economic growth. This involves studying the significance of the factors that have not been examined before, in order to have an integrated view of the main sources contributing to E ...
NBER WORKING PAPER SERIES THE RIDDLE OF THE GREAT PYRAMIDS Randall Morck
... Countries in which business groups are important often have articulated bodies of Business Group Law (Bermann & Pistor 2004), which law students learn alongside other subjects. These precisely define business group, group firms’ officers’ and directors’ duties to the group versus their firms, one gr ...
... Countries in which business groups are important often have articulated bodies of Business Group Law (Bermann & Pistor 2004), which law students learn alongside other subjects. These precisely define business group, group firms’ officers’ and directors’ duties to the group versus their firms, one gr ...
Explaining Postcommunist Economic Performance
... structure of Soviet-style economies, will lead to a rapid increase in the prices of inputs, creating an enormous supply shock as producers are unable to afford adequate levels of necessary inputs. In addition, the wholesale liberalization of imports created a large drop in aggregate demand for domes ...
... structure of Soviet-style economies, will lead to a rapid increase in the prices of inputs, creating an enormous supply shock as producers are unable to afford adequate levels of necessary inputs. In addition, the wholesale liberalization of imports created a large drop in aggregate demand for domes ...
Macro, Money and Finance: A Continuous
... of substitutions are equalized in equilibrium and consequently aggregation to a single representative agent is possible. In models with financial frictions and heterogeneous agents the wealth distribution matters. Importantly, financial frictions also give rise to the value of money. Money is a liqu ...
... of substitutions are equalized in equilibrium and consequently aggregation to a single representative agent is possible. In models with financial frictions and heterogeneous agents the wealth distribution matters. Importantly, financial frictions also give rise to the value of money. Money is a liqu ...
Teacher Notes - Georgia Standards
... use this method in addition to price. Rather than set all prices extremely high because there are people willing to pay it, many events offer lower price tickets so that all fans will have a chance of purchasing an affordable ticket. This can be an inefficient strategy because fans will spend time t ...
... use this method in addition to price. Rather than set all prices extremely high because there are people willing to pay it, many events offer lower price tickets so that all fans will have a chance of purchasing an affordable ticket. This can be an inefficient strategy because fans will spend time t ...
Economic Forum Agenda 3 March 2011
... international cities, Auckland is a mid to low innovation performer on the World stage. Businesses in Auckland generally have difficulty commercialising ideas and knowledge, and as a result are unable to properly capitalise on the creativity and inventiveness, which is key attribute of the City’s (a ...
... international cities, Auckland is a mid to low innovation performer on the World stage. Businesses in Auckland generally have difficulty commercialising ideas and knowledge, and as a result are unable to properly capitalise on the creativity and inventiveness, which is key attribute of the City’s (a ...
Remittances and Economic Growth in Mexico
... However, the positive effects of remittances on economic growth are not readily accepted by other scholars working on this topic. Chami et al. (2005) report a negative correlation between remittances and growth, while, in a more recent IMF panel study for 84 countries, Barajas et al. (2009) find tha ...
... However, the positive effects of remittances on economic growth are not readily accepted by other scholars working on this topic. Chami et al. (2005) report a negative correlation between remittances and growth, while, in a more recent IMF panel study for 84 countries, Barajas et al. (2009) find tha ...
Chinese Political and Economic Governance System and the
... have resulted in an imbalanced consumption-investment structure. One important channel is the biased income distribution structure that favors capital and government. In addition, the government’s development strategies affect the consumptioninvestment structure through other channels. Our study poi ...
... have resulted in an imbalanced consumption-investment structure. One important channel is the biased income distribution structure that favors capital and government. In addition, the government’s development strategies affect the consumptioninvestment structure through other channels. Our study poi ...
University of Heidelberg Department of Economics Benefit or burden
... officials, are refusing to accept classical measures like GDP as signs of improvements in welfare. Therefore, economic analyses need to test if economic freedom can indeed improve the overall quality of life. Data on subjective well-being allow economists to test this hypothesis, and this study is t ...
... officials, are refusing to accept classical measures like GDP as signs of improvements in welfare. Therefore, economic analyses need to test if economic freedom can indeed improve the overall quality of life. Data on subjective well-being allow economists to test this hypothesis, and this study is t ...
An Introduction to System of National Accounts – Basic
... The development planning of the country involves activities designed to balance the resources through expansion and improvement of their qualities. Countries with rich natural resources might wish to use it in exchange of having more produced or financial assets. Other countries with excess human re ...
... The development planning of the country involves activities designed to balance the resources through expansion and improvement of their qualities. Countries with rich natural resources might wish to use it in exchange of having more produced or financial assets. Other countries with excess human re ...