Atılım Üniversitesi Atılım Üniversitesi İktisat Bölümü İktisat Bölümü
... direction. Despite all ideological and programatic differences, the Turkish governments have been carrying out neoliberal policies successfully for more than twenty years. I think it has become apparent what Poulantzas referred while saying “fall of the parliament” within the Turkish case. Hence, we ...
... direction. Despite all ideological and programatic differences, the Turkish governments have been carrying out neoliberal policies successfully for more than twenty years. I think it has become apparent what Poulantzas referred while saying “fall of the parliament” within the Turkish case. Hence, we ...
How Does External Conflict Impact Social Trust? Evidence from a
... has not yet investigated whether situations of conflict – either internal or external, could be playing a role in the process of trust creation, variation and destruction. My current objective is to assess empirically whether the occurrence of an external conflict could impact the level of internal ...
... has not yet investigated whether situations of conflict – either internal or external, could be playing a role in the process of trust creation, variation and destruction. My current objective is to assess empirically whether the occurrence of an external conflict could impact the level of internal ...
Latin America and the Caribbean 2030
... All that time, the “fracking” revolution that turned the United States into the world’s leading oil producer was ...
... All that time, the “fracking” revolution that turned the United States into the world’s leading oil producer was ...
Title Marx`s Theory of Money and Monetary Production Economy
... (Mῌ) including profits. The real capitalist economy requires surplus value (or profits) not only to be appropriated by capitalists in the form of produced commodities, but also to be realized in their sales.8 The political economy approach to the real capitalist economy, as an alternative to the tradi ...
... (Mῌ) including profits. The real capitalist economy requires surplus value (or profits) not only to be appropriated by capitalists in the form of produced commodities, but also to be realized in their sales.8 The political economy approach to the real capitalist economy, as an alternative to the tradi ...
in theory - The Centre for Effective Services
... The NQSF provides services and organisations with the opportunity to articulate their youth work practice through a shared language, which includes being able to describe the theoretical foundations that inform and guide the work. It also provides a structured framework for organisations to assess, ...
... The NQSF provides services and organisations with the opportunity to articulate their youth work practice through a shared language, which includes being able to describe the theoretical foundations that inform and guide the work. It also provides a structured framework for organisations to assess, ...
NBER WORKING PAPER SERIES INTEREST RATE DETERMINATION IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES: A CONCEPTUAL FRAMEWORK
... liberalized capital markets is still relatively recent. A theoretical discussion, however, of the effects of a stabilization program working through increases in real interest rates is contained in Dornbusch (l982b). ...
... liberalized capital markets is still relatively recent. A theoretical discussion, however, of the effects of a stabilization program working through increases in real interest rates is contained in Dornbusch (l982b). ...
Unido Green Industry Initiative for Sustainable Industrial Development
... 1 The Need for Green Industry Volatile energy, raw material and food prices, documented increases in climate variability, and a global decline in the health of ecosystems have brought issues of energy, productivity, and resource security increasingly to the forefront of the international political a ...
... 1 The Need for Green Industry Volatile energy, raw material and food prices, documented increases in climate variability, and a global decline in the health of ecosystems have brought issues of energy, productivity, and resource security increasingly to the forefront of the international political a ...
A Review of African Pastoral Production Systems: Approaches to
... Pastoralism is a system that has been in existence for a long time. Scholars have come up with a cornucopia of definitions related to what entails this centuries old art. Many of these scholars agree, though, that pastoralism could be described as a production as well as a socio-cultural system cons ...
... Pastoralism is a system that has been in existence for a long time. Scholars have come up with a cornucopia of definitions related to what entails this centuries old art. Many of these scholars agree, though, that pastoralism could be described as a production as well as a socio-cultural system cons ...
Latin America and the Caribbean 2030 - Inter
... All that time, the “fracking” revolution that turned the United States into the world’s leading oil producer was ...
... All that time, the “fracking” revolution that turned the United States into the world’s leading oil producer was ...
BFI 306: PUBLIC FINANCE HERMAN MWANGI St.Paul`s University
... 2. Correction of externalities – suppose a particular public good has external economies which can not be measured and therefore can not be priced. The spills over gains are there in the society, but the supplier cannot charge for it. Hence the price will be much lower than the social margin of bene ...
... 2. Correction of externalities – suppose a particular public good has external economies which can not be measured and therefore can not be priced. The spills over gains are there in the society, but the supplier cannot charge for it. Hence the price will be much lower than the social margin of bene ...
Deforestation and credit instability in Latin American countries
... Other studies have highlighted the role played by macroeconomic - fiscal, exchange rate and / or sectoral - policies in the deforestation process (Anderson 1990; Cattaneo & San 2005). Exchange rate depreciation promotes exporting sectors and by the way forest conversion. Exchange rate variations may ...
... Other studies have highlighted the role played by macroeconomic - fiscal, exchange rate and / or sectoral - policies in the deforestation process (Anderson 1990; Cattaneo & San 2005). Exchange rate depreciation promotes exporting sectors and by the way forest conversion. Exchange rate variations may ...
On the escalation and de-escalation of conflict
... formation of alliances, and has become part of a more general theory of contests (Garfinkel and Skaperdas, 2007; Konrad, 2009). Next to theory, an empirical economic literature on conflict has developed. This literature includes, for example, Keynes (1920) classic critique on the reparations demande ...
... formation of alliances, and has become part of a more general theory of contests (Garfinkel and Skaperdas, 2007; Konrad, 2009). Next to theory, an empirical economic literature on conflict has developed. This literature includes, for example, Keynes (1920) classic critique on the reparations demande ...
Social Capital and Fertility Intentions: The Case of Italy, Bulgaria
... analyse determinants of reproductive decision-making. Empirically, we follow a comparative perspective by addressing the impact of supportive relationships on reproductive intentions in Bulgaria, Italy and Germany. As mentioned above, all three countries are of interest because of their very low lev ...
... analyse determinants of reproductive decision-making. Empirically, we follow a comparative perspective by addressing the impact of supportive relationships on reproductive intentions in Bulgaria, Italy and Germany. As mentioned above, all three countries are of interest because of their very low lev ...
Remittance Facts
... The increase in remittance flows from the United States since the global financial crisis are mainly attributable to a recovery in migrant employment in the United States and sectoral and geographical shifts away from a still depressed construction sector toward growing manufacturing and services se ...
... The increase in remittance flows from the United States since the global financial crisis are mainly attributable to a recovery in migrant employment in the United States and sectoral and geographical shifts away from a still depressed construction sector toward growing manufacturing and services se ...
The Significance of Race and Class for Political Participation Jane
... findings for class are unfailingly consistent – those with higher standing in terms of economic resources and educational status are more active in political life. While the findings about race are more mixed, minorities are for the most part less active in U.S. politics than the average white perso ...
... findings for class are unfailingly consistent – those with higher standing in terms of economic resources and educational status are more active in political life. While the findings about race are more mixed, minorities are for the most part less active in U.S. politics than the average white perso ...
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... Finally, there may be all kinds of political aftershocks. Once the recession subsides, elevated public debt-to-GDP ratios will make fiscal consolidation imperative. This will require tight fiscal control and painful cuts in Europe’s cherished welfare programs. Yet retrenchment of social expenditures ...
... Finally, there may be all kinds of political aftershocks. Once the recession subsides, elevated public debt-to-GDP ratios will make fiscal consolidation imperative. This will require tight fiscal control and painful cuts in Europe’s cherished welfare programs. Yet retrenchment of social expenditures ...
FORUM : QUALITATIVE SOCIAL RESEARCH SOZIALFORSCHUNG
... consequences for our argument on the genetic fallacy. In most basic terms performance can be understood as a "showing of a doing" (GRIMES, 2003, p.35). Such a view allows for ritual, in the arts and theatre to be subsumed under the uniform term "performance". The ambiguity of this minimum definition ...
... consequences for our argument on the genetic fallacy. In most basic terms performance can be understood as a "showing of a doing" (GRIMES, 2003, p.35). Such a view allows for ritual, in the arts and theatre to be subsumed under the uniform term "performance". The ambiguity of this minimum definition ...
Prof. Dr. Mükerrem Hiç Dr. Özlen Hiç
... bargaining for wages, labor unions are more concemed with raising the wages to satisfY their members, who are aIready employed and are and less concemed with lower wages to expand N, because the unemployed are generally outsiders, i.e. not union members (Lindbeck and Snower 1986; reviewed in BIinde ...
... bargaining for wages, labor unions are more concemed with raising the wages to satisfY their members, who are aIready employed and are and less concemed with lower wages to expand N, because the unemployed are generally outsiders, i.e. not union members (Lindbeck and Snower 1986; reviewed in BIinde ...
Synchronizing economic integration and security agendas in Southeast Asia: (Add subtitle)
... of taking action now. In recent years, it is apparent that transnational crime flows have been growing rapidly in the region. The security threats highlighted in this report show a predictable pattern, driven by organised crime groups adapting to seize opportunities. These threats require a coordina ...
... of taking action now. In recent years, it is apparent that transnational crime flows have been growing rapidly in the region. The security threats highlighted in this report show a predictable pattern, driven by organised crime groups adapting to seize opportunities. These threats require a coordina ...
Modern China - Semantic Scholar
... in economic geography and Western area studies. Because the model was originally conceived to account for the formation of a particular geography (European economic landscapes) at a specific time (the early industrial period), its suitability for China area studies raises questions that a retrospect ...
... in economic geography and Western area studies. Because the model was originally conceived to account for the formation of a particular geography (European economic landscapes) at a specific time (the early industrial period), its suitability for China area studies raises questions that a retrospect ...
Politics and Social Movements in an Hegemonic World
... establishment of increasing control over Latin American economies and the governments of the area. The Organization of American States and the Inter-American Treaty of Reciprocal Assistance were the institutional expressions of this process. The diverse Latin American national situations were thus p ...
... establishment of increasing control over Latin American economies and the governments of the area. The Organization of American States and the Inter-American Treaty of Reciprocal Assistance were the institutional expressions of this process. The diverse Latin American national situations were thus p ...
92. Whither the Welfare State: Public versus Private Consumption?
... labour theory of value - the availability of consumption for those who do not work in the physical form of goods suffices to demonstrate the presence of exploitation. Consequently, the modern version of Ricardian socialism, derived from the work of Sraffa, rejects the labour theory of value on analy ...
... labour theory of value - the availability of consumption for those who do not work in the physical form of goods suffices to demonstrate the presence of exploitation. Consequently, the modern version of Ricardian socialism, derived from the work of Sraffa, rejects the labour theory of value on analy ...
Trade Policy options for Nigeria: a GTAP simulation analysis by Ron
... system there is no symmetry of negotiating power and opportunity between the parties, as over three-quarters of WTO Members are developing or least-developed countries with many of the latter situated in Africa. Developing countries are themselves not a homogeneous group, but agriculture plays an im ...
... system there is no symmetry of negotiating power and opportunity between the parties, as over three-quarters of WTO Members are developing or least-developed countries with many of the latter situated in Africa. Developing countries are themselves not a homogeneous group, but agriculture plays an im ...
Development economics
Development economics is a branch of economics which deals with economic aspects of the development process in low-income countries. Its focus is not only on methods of promoting economic development, economic growth and structural change but also on improving the potential for the mass of the population, for example, through health and education and workplace conditions, whether through public or private channels.Development economics involves the creation of theories and methods that aid in the determination of policies and practices and can be implemented at either the domestic or international level. This may involve restructuring market incentives or using mathematical methods such as inter-temporal optimization for project analysis, or it may involve a mixture of quantitative and qualitative methods.Unlike in many other fields of economics, approaches in development economics may incorporate social and political factors to devise particular plans. Also unlike many other fields of economics, there is no consensus on what students should know. Different approaches may consider the factors that contribute to economic convergence or non-convergence across households, regions, and countries.