Biologics – the next wave
... GDP growth averaged about 9.2 per cent a year. The period includes two relatively “slower” years - 1991 and 1992, when economic growth eased to about 6.5 per cent. In his 1992 Budget speech, then Finance Minister Richard Hu spoke of Singapore’s medium-term sustainable growth as 5-7 per cent, which h ...
... GDP growth averaged about 9.2 per cent a year. The period includes two relatively “slower” years - 1991 and 1992, when economic growth eased to about 6.5 per cent. In his 1992 Budget speech, then Finance Minister Richard Hu spoke of Singapore’s medium-term sustainable growth as 5-7 per cent, which h ...
GTAP Resource 5275
... and the lest of them is invested by the public sector, such as government and university. These public R&D investment is exogenously provided and allocated in public budget. The knowledge capital stocks (KKP and KKG) are accumulated by the R&D investment as: ...
... and the lest of them is invested by the public sector, such as government and university. These public R&D investment is exogenously provided and allocated in public budget. The knowledge capital stocks (KKP and KKG) are accumulated by the R&D investment as: ...
Quantifying a trillion… - Casilio Leitch Investments
... What investors should be on the look-out for is whether the weakness that was on full display in Friday’s Q1 GDP report (the U.S. economy expanded by a measly +0.7%) was a one-off and can be easily explained away by seasonality or that this stagnant activity is carrying over into Q2. When looking at ...
... What investors should be on the look-out for is whether the weakness that was on full display in Friday’s Q1 GDP report (the U.S. economy expanded by a measly +0.7%) was a one-off and can be easily explained away by seasonality or that this stagnant activity is carrying over into Q2. When looking at ...
The Role of Institutions in the Transformation of the Nigerian Economy
... Indonesia is one of Southeast Asia's successful highly performing and newly industrializing economies, in the mould of the Asian tigers. The country declared its independence in August 1945 and it took almost four years of fighting before the Dutch recognized it on 27th December 1949. Sukarno was th ...
... Indonesia is one of Southeast Asia's successful highly performing and newly industrializing economies, in the mould of the Asian tigers. The country declared its independence in August 1945 and it took almost four years of fighting before the Dutch recognized it on 27th December 1949. Sukarno was th ...
Sources:- Researchers` Estimation using Stata 10.
... Sources:- Researchers’ Estimation using Stata 10. ...
... Sources:- Researchers’ Estimation using Stata 10. ...
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... wellbeing. It seems that the super-rich also jostle for their place on the world’s rankings of richest people. In short, 7.2 billion people are looking for economic improvement. They are doing so in a world economy that is increasingly connected through trade, finance, technologies, production flows ...
... wellbeing. It seems that the super-rich also jostle for their place on the world’s rankings of richest people. In short, 7.2 billion people are looking for economic improvement. They are doing so in a world economy that is increasingly connected through trade, finance, technologies, production flows ...
Chapter 8
... • In USA the unemployment rate is calculated by random survey of 60,000 households nationwide. • Two factors cause the official unemployment rate to understate actual unemployment: a. Part-time workers are counted as “employed.” b.“Discouraged workers” who want a job, but are not actively seeking o ...
... • In USA the unemployment rate is calculated by random survey of 60,000 households nationwide. • Two factors cause the official unemployment rate to understate actual unemployment: a. Part-time workers are counted as “employed.” b.“Discouraged workers” who want a job, but are not actively seeking o ...
Mr. Mansoor Dailami
... Mobilizing international resources for development: Foreign direct investment and other private flows ...
... Mobilizing international resources for development: Foreign direct investment and other private flows ...
16.3 theories of economic growth
... special to each country, national growth rates will not necessarily converge. Some real GDP gaps among rich countries and gaps between rich and poor countries might persist. ...
... special to each country, national growth rates will not necessarily converge. Some real GDP gaps among rich countries and gaps between rich and poor countries might persist. ...
Are Trade Deficits a Drag on U.S. Economic Growth?
... negative direction (i.e., the deficit increased), up to 0.5 percent of GDP from the year before. And the third group includes the 8 years in which the balance turned sharply negative, by more than 0.5 percent of GDP.5 As the comparison shows, there is no evidence that an expanding current account de ...
... negative direction (i.e., the deficit increased), up to 0.5 percent of GDP from the year before. And the third group includes the 8 years in which the balance turned sharply negative, by more than 0.5 percent of GDP.5 As the comparison shows, there is no evidence that an expanding current account de ...
ECON-101 Midterm 1 Practice Key
... c. CPI % change = 5.7% GDP def. % change = 4.0% Here, unlike in real life, the baskets used to calculate the 2 indexes are the same, so the difference comes entirely from how they are calculated. The effect of the price changes is reduced in the GDP deflator relative to the CPI because, in the forme ...
... c. CPI % change = 5.7% GDP def. % change = 4.0% Here, unlike in real life, the baskets used to calculate the 2 indexes are the same, so the difference comes entirely from how they are calculated. The effect of the price changes is reduced in the GDP deflator relative to the CPI because, in the forme ...
AN EVALUATION OF THE IMPACT OF OIL PRICE SHOCKS AND
... Crude oil is unarguably the single most important driving forces of the Nigeria’s economy, and changes in the price of oil have significant effects on its economic growth. Oil price shocks (i.e. sudden changes) can be transmitted into the macro-economy via various channels depending on the structura ...
... Crude oil is unarguably the single most important driving forces of the Nigeria’s economy, and changes in the price of oil have significant effects on its economic growth. Oil price shocks (i.e. sudden changes) can be transmitted into the macro-economy via various channels depending on the structura ...
Environmental trends * Will tourism respond to environmental and
... to a 3-litre car may result in consumers taking more holidays by air. 3 the structural or macroeconomic rebound effect. For example, because more consumers drive 3-litre cars, overall demand for petrol is lower, causing relative prices to fall and creating an incentive for increased demand for energ ...
... to a 3-litre car may result in consumers taking more holidays by air. 3 the structural or macroeconomic rebound effect. For example, because more consumers drive 3-litre cars, overall demand for petrol is lower, causing relative prices to fall and creating an incentive for increased demand for energ ...
International Trade and Economic Growth
... production function economic growth will eventually stop when the economy reaches its steady state. • Continued economic growth is only possible if the production function continually shifts up, which requires continued technological progress. • The Solow model highlights the importance of technolog ...
... production function economic growth will eventually stop when the economy reaches its steady state. • Continued economic growth is only possible if the production function continually shifts up, which requires continued technological progress. • The Solow model highlights the importance of technolog ...
Interim Economic Outlook
... growth. This has given rise to weak global trade and investment. At the same time, productivity gaps between firms have widened as frontier firms have continued to make gains but laggard firms have under-performed, contributing to a widening gap in real incomes and rising inequality. These trends ha ...
... growth. This has given rise to weak global trade and investment. At the same time, productivity gaps between firms have widened as frontier firms have continued to make gains but laggard firms have under-performed, contributing to a widening gap in real incomes and rising inequality. These trends ha ...
NBER WORKING PAPER SERIES WHY CHINA IS LIKELY TO ACHIEVE ITS
... China’s GDP is likely to grow at rates of 8 percent per annum or more for a least a generation— that is, to 2030—and perhaps beyond that date. Before getting into substantive issues about the economic, structural, and political problems that will have to be overcome if the growth objectives are to b ...
... China’s GDP is likely to grow at rates of 8 percent per annum or more for a least a generation— that is, to 2030—and perhaps beyond that date. Before getting into substantive issues about the economic, structural, and political problems that will have to be overcome if the growth objectives are to b ...
IOSR Journal Of Humanities And Social Science (IOSR-JHSS)
... unemployment, it increased it by 74.8 percent. In line with theory the research recommends harnessing the potentials of a job intensive sector like agriculture as a means of curbing unemployment. Kale (2014) in analysing the rebased GDP for Nigeria in the position of the Statistician General of the ...
... unemployment, it increased it by 74.8 percent. In line with theory the research recommends harnessing the potentials of a job intensive sector like agriculture as a means of curbing unemployment. Kale (2014) in analysing the rebased GDP for Nigeria in the position of the Statistician General of the ...
This PDF is a selection from an out-of-print volume from... of Economic Research Volume Title: Long-Range Economic Projection
... by full employment will prove a powerful incentive to technological improvement. On the other hand, full-employment policies are likely, in practice, to include redistributive measures designed to reduce the relative share of profits in the national income. If incentives have anything to do with the ...
... by full employment will prove a powerful incentive to technological improvement. On the other hand, full-employment policies are likely, in practice, to include redistributive measures designed to reduce the relative share of profits in the national income. If incentives have anything to do with the ...
Caryl Communications Inc
... NEW YORK, Aug. 26, 2015 – Manufacturing remains a driving force of innovation, jobs and prosperity in North America, according to a special report released today by commercial real estate services firm Cushman & Wakefield. The study, “Manufacturing in North America,” examines the status of manufactu ...
... NEW YORK, Aug. 26, 2015 – Manufacturing remains a driving force of innovation, jobs and prosperity in North America, according to a special report released today by commercial real estate services firm Cushman & Wakefield. The study, “Manufacturing in North America,” examines the status of manufactu ...
Transcription - The International Peace Foundation
... then at some point they could not stick to their commitment any longer. More recently there has been a surge of central banks that have become independent. The Bank of England, for example, became independent in 1997. One of the conclusions that Prescott and I drew was it would be preferable for mon ...
... then at some point they could not stick to their commitment any longer. More recently there has been a surge of central banks that have become independent. The Bank of England, for example, became independent in 1997. One of the conclusions that Prescott and I drew was it would be preferable for mon ...
TOURISM AS A LONG-RUN ECONOMIC GROWTH FACTOR: THE
... main objective of this paper is to asses whether and, if so, to what extent Spanish economic growth responds to the evolution of external tourist activity during the 1975-1997 period. The background on this question is referred to the literature of the export-led growth hypothesis and to recent theo ...
... main objective of this paper is to asses whether and, if so, to what extent Spanish economic growth responds to the evolution of external tourist activity during the 1975-1997 period. The background on this question is referred to the literature of the export-led growth hypothesis and to recent theo ...
Economic growth
Economic growth is the increase in the inflation-adjusted market value of the goods and services produced by an economy over time. It is conventionally measured as the percent rate of increase in real gross domestic product, or real GDP. Of more importance is the growth of the ratio of GDP to population (GDP per capita, which is also called per capita income). An increase in growth caused by more efficient use of inputs (such as physical capital, population, or territory) is referred to as intensive growth. GDP growth caused only by increases in the amount of inputs available for use is called extensive growth.In economics, ""economic growth"" or ""economic growth theory"" typically refers to growth of potential output, i.e., production at ""full employment"". As an area of study, economic growth is generally distinguished from development economics. The former is primarily the study of how countries can advance their economies. The latter is the study of the economic development process particularly in low-income countries.Growth is usually calculated in real terms – i.e., inflation-adjusted terms – to eliminate the distorting effect of inflation on the price of goods produced. Measurement of economic growth uses national income accounting. Since economic growth is measured as the annual percent change of gross domestic product (GDP), it has all the advantages and drawbacks of that measure.