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... only a barrier to efficiency gains from trade, but also a barrier to their institutional reform, and hence to their economic development1. The persistence of low income can be better seen in the context of the world economy. The surge in real income growth during the last three decades of the 20th c ...
... only a barrier to efficiency gains from trade, but also a barrier to their institutional reform, and hence to their economic development1. The persistence of low income can be better seen in the context of the world economy. The surge in real income growth during the last three decades of the 20th c ...
Queensland State Accounts, September quarter 2011
... following a decline of 11.5% in the previous year. Business investment increased 22.3%, which more than offset a 14.4% decline in dwelling investment. Public final demand rose a marginal 0.1% in 2010-11, with growth in general government consumption offsetting lower public investment. The trade sect ...
... following a decline of 11.5% in the previous year. Business investment increased 22.3%, which more than offset a 14.4% decline in dwelling investment. Public final demand rose a marginal 0.1% in 2010-11, with growth in general government consumption offsetting lower public investment. The trade sect ...
Education, technical progress, and economic growth: the case of
... industries contributed only 21%. Since the 1960s, Taiwan has been transformed into one of the few newly industrializing countries in the world. The contribution of industries to output has improved over time, averaging 32% in the 1960s, 42% in the 1970s, and 45% in the 1980s. On the other hand, the ...
... industries contributed only 21%. Since the 1960s, Taiwan has been transformed into one of the few newly industrializing countries in the world. The contribution of industries to output has improved over time, averaging 32% in the 1960s, 42% in the 1970s, and 45% in the 1980s. On the other hand, the ...
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... Interest rates expected to increase to above U.S. rates by 2003. CA$ rises to 70 cents by 2003. Mexico Higher oil prices, booming US economy, and foreign investment will support real GDP growth of 5.6% in 2000 and 4.4% in 2001. Inflation will fall below 10%. The exchange rate depreciates to MP$12.8 ...
... Interest rates expected to increase to above U.S. rates by 2003. CA$ rises to 70 cents by 2003. Mexico Higher oil prices, booming US economy, and foreign investment will support real GDP growth of 5.6% in 2000 and 4.4% in 2001. Inflation will fall below 10%. The exchange rate depreciates to MP$12.8 ...
Egypt - Noozz
... Egypt faces a number of downside risks. A deterioration in the political situation in the Middle East and continued tensions between Russia and the West over Ukraine could lead to a slowdown in global trade would affect Suez Canal revenues. Closer to home, the EU is Egypt’s main trading partner than ...
... Egypt faces a number of downside risks. A deterioration in the political situation in the Middle East and continued tensions between Russia and the West over Ukraine could lead to a slowdown in global trade would affect Suez Canal revenues. Closer to home, the EU is Egypt’s main trading partner than ...
The Latin American Economic Recovery (5 Oct 04).
... established an ambitious fiscal surplus target for 2003 with the objective of lowering the debt over time--then went on to beat the target. In light of the strong fiscal performance, the Lula administration recently announced that it will build on this progress by increasing the target for 2004. ...
... established an ambitious fiscal surplus target for 2003 with the objective of lowering the debt over time--then went on to beat the target. In light of the strong fiscal performance, the Lula administration recently announced that it will build on this progress by increasing the target for 2004. ...
The State of the Economy and Economic Policy Michael J. Boskin
... ameliorated quickly, there is certainly lots of opportunity for the economy to do better than projected. 1) Housing has finally begun to rebound. Although from a smaller base, it is now adding to, rather than subtracting from, growth; 2) fiscal drag from state and local tax hikes and spending cuts h ...
... ameliorated quickly, there is certainly lots of opportunity for the economy to do better than projected. 1) Housing has finally begun to rebound. Although from a smaller base, it is now adding to, rather than subtracting from, growth; 2) fiscal drag from state and local tax hikes and spending cuts h ...
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... Chapter 1 – Introduction, page 1 of 7 • the distinction between economic growth and economic development: • economic growth – takes place when there is a sustained (ongoing for at least 1-2 years) increase in a country’s output (as measured by GDP or GNP) or in the per capita output (GDP or GNP per ...
... Chapter 1 – Introduction, page 1 of 7 • the distinction between economic growth and economic development: • economic growth – takes place when there is a sustained (ongoing for at least 1-2 years) increase in a country’s output (as measured by GDP or GNP) or in the per capita output (GDP or GNP per ...
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... An economy is closed so that output is either used for household consumption, Ct ; capital investment, It; or government spending, Gt. The government collects a constant share of output for its spending on output, Gt = τYt. The household consumes a constant fraction of its after-tax income, Ct = c(1 ...
... An economy is closed so that output is either used for household consumption, Ct ; capital investment, It; or government spending, Gt. The government collects a constant share of output for its spending on output, Gt = τYt. The household consumes a constant fraction of its after-tax income, Ct = c(1 ...
Project 1
... P.5 Run a regression to obtain a model path for real GDP using a first degree polynomial model. Present your regression results in a professional manner, and plot the path predicted by the regression model in the same diagram as the actual real GDP series, so you can visually compare the model to th ...
... P.5 Run a regression to obtain a model path for real GDP using a first degree polynomial model. Present your regression results in a professional manner, and plot the path predicted by the regression model in the same diagram as the actual real GDP series, so you can visually compare the model to th ...
Globalization and Growth
... paid in units of the final good, then the widening of the gap in relative profitability between high and low productivity firms encourages a speedup in diffusion. Sampson (2014) tells a related but different story. In his model, there is free entry by new inventors of differentiated products. They d ...
... paid in units of the final good, then the widening of the gap in relative profitability between high and low productivity firms encourages a speedup in diffusion. Sampson (2014) tells a related but different story. In his model, there is free entry by new inventors of differentiated products. They d ...
0501WORKFORCETOFT (Indiana`s Statewide Strategic
... regions, nations, sectors or firms. It refers to the cumulative stock of information and skills concerned with connecting new ideas with commercial value, developing new products and, therefore, ‘doing business in a new way.’ At its most fundamental level, the knowledge-base of an economy can be def ...
... regions, nations, sectors or firms. It refers to the cumulative stock of information and skills concerned with connecting new ideas with commercial value, developing new products and, therefore, ‘doing business in a new way.’ At its most fundamental level, the knowledge-base of an economy can be def ...
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... But the impact of improved cognitive skills, as measured by the performance of students on math and science tests, is considerably larger. When we performed the analysis again, this time also including the average test-score performance of a country in our model, we found that countries with higher ...
... But the impact of improved cognitive skills, as measured by the performance of students on math and science tests, is considerably larger. When we performed the analysis again, this time also including the average test-score performance of a country in our model, we found that countries with higher ...
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... loss to musicians, authors, and publishers. These significant shifts caused by digitization raise important questions. For economists, one major challenge is how to measure economic activity in an era with fewer physical objects to count.1 Gross domestic product (GDP) relies on the ability to measur ...
... loss to musicians, authors, and publishers. These significant shifts caused by digitization raise important questions. For economists, one major challenge is how to measure economic activity in an era with fewer physical objects to count.1 Gross domestic product (GDP) relies on the ability to measur ...
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... ducting R&D raises the productivity of future innovation efforts. Grossman and Helpman allowed for international knowledge flows, whereby either the knowledge stock that determines productivity in inventing new products reflects experience both at home and abroad, or else quality upgrading builds on ...
... ducting R&D raises the productivity of future innovation efforts. Grossman and Helpman allowed for international knowledge flows, whereby either the knowledge stock that determines productivity in inventing new products reflects experience both at home and abroad, or else quality upgrading builds on ...
O A RIGINAL RTICLES
... The Armey curve illustrates the existence of a government share of GDP that maximizes GDP growth. The threshold government size is a point at which any rise in government spending lower than this value will have positive effects, while more than that will have negative effects on economic growth. Fi ...
... The Armey curve illustrates the existence of a government share of GDP that maximizes GDP growth. The threshold government size is a point at which any rise in government spending lower than this value will have positive effects, while more than that will have negative effects on economic growth. Fi ...
Global Slowdown - Harvard Kennedy School
... Since the rebound from the great trade collapse of 2008–09, when world trade fell by much more than GDP, global trade growth has slowed notably, both in absolute terms and relative to world GDP growth. This slowdown has been more pronounced in emerging market and developing economies, where it inten ...
... Since the rebound from the great trade collapse of 2008–09, when world trade fell by much more than GDP, global trade growth has slowed notably, both in absolute terms and relative to world GDP growth. This slowdown has been more pronounced in emerging market and developing economies, where it inten ...
SRI LANKA COUNTRY REPORT
... At present Sri Lanka have a set of sound regulations on environmental impact assessments on transport infrastructure. But regulatory control of fuel emission and noise standards for all vehicles are yet to be fully implemented. Toxic gas emission in high traffic conditions and noise pollution are at ...
... At present Sri Lanka have a set of sound regulations on environmental impact assessments on transport infrastructure. But regulatory control of fuel emission and noise standards for all vehicles are yet to be fully implemented. Toxic gas emission in high traffic conditions and noise pollution are at ...
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... created enough decent jobs, and higher labour productivity has not translated into commensurate increases in real wages. • With growth of total factor productivity having declined in recent years, greater effort is needed to strengthen productivity and ensure that its benefits are passed on to the l ...
... created enough decent jobs, and higher labour productivity has not translated into commensurate increases in real wages. • With growth of total factor productivity having declined in recent years, greater effort is needed to strengthen productivity and ensure that its benefits are passed on to the l ...
www.cityup.org 城市规划与交通网 Global Trends and Challenges Michael Spence
... Advance economies are urban economies (with no exceptions) For reasons having to do with the way information flows in an economy The economic activity that sustains growth in middle and upper income countries is essentially urban activity – it requires proximity Urban-rural productivity differential ...
... Advance economies are urban economies (with no exceptions) For reasons having to do with the way information flows in an economy The economic activity that sustains growth in middle and upper income countries is essentially urban activity – it requires proximity Urban-rural productivity differential ...
mememe - UCLA Econ
... Nowhere have I gone out on a limb that deviates from the disciplinary heritage that goes back to Adam Smith and even earlier. But Smith was above all an observer, and observation is moreover an essential component of science. Science proceeds by observing, by posing puzzles based on observations, an ...
... Nowhere have I gone out on a limb that deviates from the disciplinary heritage that goes back to Adam Smith and even earlier. But Smith was above all an observer, and observation is moreover an essential component of science. Science proceeds by observing, by posing puzzles based on observations, an ...
Monetary Policy & Oil Crisis
... • Japan was not credit-worthy: borrowing not an option, assets (US$ foreign reserves) minimal – In boom trade balance X-M = X-mY turns negative, except through chance export boom – BOJ must slow to cut growth (Y) and thus imports ...
... • Japan was not credit-worthy: borrowing not an option, assets (US$ foreign reserves) minimal – In boom trade balance X-M = X-mY turns negative, except through chance export boom – BOJ must slow to cut growth (Y) and thus imports ...
Economic growth
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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.