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... analysis the focus will be on increases in TFP from movements into more economically productive industries, as well as, the urbanization that accounts for a more productive labor force. 3. Methodology and Literature Review The purpose of this research is to examine main streams contributing to Vietn ...
... analysis the focus will be on increases in TFP from movements into more economically productive industries, as well as, the urbanization that accounts for a more productive labor force. 3. Methodology and Literature Review The purpose of this research is to examine main streams contributing to Vietn ...
Chapter 1 Economic Principles and Cycles
... the future is expected to be good, savings could be reduced ...
... the future is expected to be good, savings could be reduced ...
Social Theory and the Transformation of Capitalism in the Twentieth
... development in the twentieth century: Schumpeter, Veblen, Trotsky, Luxemburg, Keynes, Rostow, Gerschenkron, Chandler, Galbraith, and Schonfield. Each of these thinkers, while differing amongst themselves on a broad array of issues of theory, shared in common the view that there was an epochally spec ...
... development in the twentieth century: Schumpeter, Veblen, Trotsky, Luxemburg, Keynes, Rostow, Gerschenkron, Chandler, Galbraith, and Schonfield. Each of these thinkers, while differing amongst themselves on a broad array of issues of theory, shared in common the view that there was an epochally spec ...
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... where A is an index of multi-factor productivity; Y is the level of real output; L denotes employment; Kp is the stock of private capital; and Kg refers to the public capital stock. By treating the public capital stock as a separate input in the production function, a ceteris paribus increase in pub ...
... where A is an index of multi-factor productivity; Y is the level of real output; L denotes employment; Kp is the stock of private capital; and Kg refers to the public capital stock. By treating the public capital stock as a separate input in the production function, a ceteris paribus increase in pub ...
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... Technological progress is the main reason why living standards rise over the long run. ...
... Technological progress is the main reason why living standards rise over the long run. ...
Growth, Distribution and Foreign Trade: Is Mercantilism Passé?
... rise to the idea of laissez faire economic policy suggested by Smith and Ricardo, was the blooming outcome of the capitalist development policy in the mercantilist period. ...
... rise to the idea of laissez faire economic policy suggested by Smith and Ricardo, was the blooming outcome of the capitalist development policy in the mercantilist period. ...
Social Structures of Accumulation, the Rate of Profit
... depends on the conditions. An interruption of accumulation -- an economic crisis -- can result from one of two different types of problem in the circuit of capital. First, a problem in the creation of surplus value -- at steps 1 or 2 -- can reduce the surplus value created relative to the capital in ...
... depends on the conditions. An interruption of accumulation -- an economic crisis -- can result from one of two different types of problem in the circuit of capital. First, a problem in the creation of surplus value -- at steps 1 or 2 -- can reduce the surplus value created relative to the capital in ...
The Economic Value of the University of Northern Iowa
... The overall value of the University of Northern Iowa to the regional economy is measured using a properly specified input‐output model (I‐O) of its primary region of influence. I‐O models produce reams of useful information, but the most salient results for decision makers are (1) total industria ...
... The overall value of the University of Northern Iowa to the regional economy is measured using a properly specified input‐output model (I‐O) of its primary region of influence. I‐O models produce reams of useful information, but the most salient results for decision makers are (1) total industria ...
Economic Growth
... aspirations, and the increased perception of global inequalities. Perhaps no one country, or group of countries, can be blamed for the emergence of these inequalities, but they do exist, and the need for sustained growth is all the more urgent as a result. ...
... aspirations, and the increased perception of global inequalities. Perhaps no one country, or group of countries, can be blamed for the emergence of these inequalities, but they do exist, and the need for sustained growth is all the more urgent as a result. ...
I. Introduction: Three Basic Questions
... sacrificing consumption today so you can consume more in the future. In a way, today’s economies make similar decisions as individuals deciding whether or not to put money in the bank. An economy has a choice on how it can spend its income. They could use their income to produce consumer goods (cons ...
... sacrificing consumption today so you can consume more in the future. In a way, today’s economies make similar decisions as individuals deciding whether or not to put money in the bank. An economy has a choice on how it can spend its income. They could use their income to produce consumer goods (cons ...
