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... the deaths from malnutrition did and will take place sooner than the stationary state itself or its solution in the form of terraformation. From this reason the Calorie model fails to explain our contemporary realities while it forecasts the solution. Moreover, from two assumptions of the model one ...
... the deaths from malnutrition did and will take place sooner than the stationary state itself or its solution in the form of terraformation. From this reason the Calorie model fails to explain our contemporary realities while it forecasts the solution. Moreover, from two assumptions of the model one ...
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... stocks have increased dramatically across the region, it remains a subject of academic debate to which extent total factor productivity increases have occurred. As technological progress and productivity growth are the key to long-run sustainable growth, it should be worth investigating whether this ...
... stocks have increased dramatically across the region, it remains a subject of academic debate to which extent total factor productivity increases have occurred. As technological progress and productivity growth are the key to long-run sustainable growth, it should be worth investigating whether this ...
Robert Cambridge, MA 02138
... Of course, human and non-human capital need not be perfect substitutes in ...
... Of course, human and non-human capital need not be perfect substitutes in ...
the cultural environment
... research attempts to explore and explain similarities and differences, there are problems associated w i t h such research. A major problem is that there is httie agreement on either an exact definition of culture or on the operationalization of this concept. For many researchers, culture has become ...
... research attempts to explore and explain similarities and differences, there are problems associated w i t h such research. A major problem is that there is httie agreement on either an exact definition of culture or on the operationalization of this concept. For many researchers, culture has become ...
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... the 1990s China’s export growth of capital goods took the lead indicating that China trade growth was broad-based and not fueled by a few products (see Somwaru et al., 2008). Figure 5 depicting the export shares of selected commodities clearly indicates that China has entered a growth phase in its i ...
... the 1990s China’s export growth of capital goods took the lead indicating that China trade growth was broad-based and not fueled by a few products (see Somwaru et al., 2008). Figure 5 depicting the export shares of selected commodities clearly indicates that China has entered a growth phase in its i ...
Contemporary Developments in International Relations Theory
... Fig. 1: Theory: the conceptual field..................................................................................... 7 Fig. 2: Theory: Fields of formal meaning ............................................................................ 8 Fig. 3: Theory: Typical Functions....................... ...
... Fig. 1: Theory: the conceptual field..................................................................................... 7 Fig. 2: Theory: Fields of formal meaning ............................................................................ 8 Fig. 3: Theory: Typical Functions....................... ...
Market Forces and Fair Institutions: The Political Economy of Europe
... Scandinavia, for example, is a fascinating group of countries which has been carefully studied; now, with twenty million people, their population is on a par with Minnesota, Wisconsin and Washington state.11 It could very well be that variance among American states is as high as among European natio ...
... Scandinavia, for example, is a fascinating group of countries which has been carefully studied; now, with twenty million people, their population is on a par with Minnesota, Wisconsin and Washington state.11 It could very well be that variance among American states is as high as among European natio ...
Industrialization in Egypt - The German University in Cairo
... Although Egypt has begun industrialization long ago (1920's), it is still lagging far behind other countries that have begun the industrialization process much later than Egypt. The arising problem is that the Egyptian manufactures' sector is facing a deteriorating position in terms of trade, as the ...
... Although Egypt has begun industrialization long ago (1920's), it is still lagging far behind other countries that have begun the industrialization process much later than Egypt. The arising problem is that the Egyptian manufactures' sector is facing a deteriorating position in terms of trade, as the ...
Commodity Price Volatility, Democracy and Economic Growth
... Higher saving could help finance or guarantee domestic private investment Higher saving could guard those countries against hasty spending programs, including excessively large and wasteful public spending ...
... Higher saving could help finance or guarantee domestic private investment Higher saving could guard those countries against hasty spending programs, including excessively large and wasteful public spending ...
economic growth and poverty reduction in sierra leone
... power to reduce poverty if appropriate policy that has to do with income distribution by government is not implemented. The study concluded with some policy options, the policies should be such that would emphasis on the income distribution from agriculture sector efficient strategy given its abilit ...
... power to reduce poverty if appropriate policy that has to do with income distribution by government is not implemented. The study concluded with some policy options, the policies should be such that would emphasis on the income distribution from agriculture sector efficient strategy given its abilit ...
11 Revolutionary and Counter Revolutionary
... ascertained long before Marx. It had also been stated with more or less precision what it consisted of ... But one did not get any further ... (all economists) remained prisoners of the economic categories as they had come down to them. Now Marx appeared on the scene. And he took a view directly opp ...
... ascertained long before Marx. It had also been stated with more or less precision what it consisted of ... But one did not get any further ... (all economists) remained prisoners of the economic categories as they had come down to them. Now Marx appeared on the scene. And he took a view directly opp ...
ECONOMIC GLOBALIZATION AND THE “ANTI”
... Within the last 25 years technological advances have made it much easier and cheaper to communicate worldwide and to complete international transactions - expediting both trade and financial flows. The same market forces that have operated for centuries at all levels of human economic activity—villa ...
... Within the last 25 years technological advances have made it much easier and cheaper to communicate worldwide and to complete international transactions - expediting both trade and financial flows. The same market forces that have operated for centuries at all levels of human economic activity—villa ...
Lecture
... So what do we see, and why do we see it? The incidence of each policy is price change X qty. affected, or economic surplus – a useful measure of welfare change For example, the U.S. market for avocadoes P($/lb) Policy is an import quota (M) ...
... So what do we see, and why do we see it? The incidence of each policy is price change X qty. affected, or economic surplus – a useful measure of welfare change For example, the U.S. market for avocadoes P($/lb) Policy is an import quota (M) ...
what are the factors affecting main egyptian agricultural exports?
... leads towards policy inferences for a particular country while (N x N) setting gives policy implications equally suitable for N economies. Therefore N x 1 setting is having advantage over N x N setting in a way that the former leads to policy implications for a specific country while the later leads ...
... leads towards policy inferences for a particular country while (N x N) setting gives policy implications equally suitable for N economies. Therefore N x 1 setting is having advantage over N x N setting in a way that the former leads to policy implications for a specific country while the later leads ...
Trade and Development: Is South-South Co
... exposure to risk, and studies also show that countries under such circumstances tend to pay more than the international market price for their imports (Yeats, 1991). This indicates that the competitive pressure on their import prises is low, something which at least partly is due to the lack of infr ...
... exposure to risk, and studies also show that countries under such circumstances tend to pay more than the international market price for their imports (Yeats, 1991). This indicates that the competitive pressure on their import prises is low, something which at least partly is due to the lack of infr ...
Book Review Essay: The Environmental Crisis and Its
... alternative diagnoses. Polanyi’s argument supports an indictment of capitalism as such rather than its currently dominant neo-liberal variant or an extractivist mindset. This radical-critical edge in Polanyi’s argument has been largely blunted as his work has been absorbed into management studies, i ...
... alternative diagnoses. Polanyi’s argument supports an indictment of capitalism as such rather than its currently dominant neo-liberal variant or an extractivist mindset. This radical-critical edge in Polanyi’s argument has been largely blunted as his work has been absorbed into management studies, i ...
Cluster-Based Economic Strategy, Facilitation Policy and the Market
... geographically proximate. More precisely, clusters are geographic concentrations of interconnected companies, specialized suppliers, service providers, firms in related industries, and associated institutions such as universities, standards agencies and trade associations in a particular field that ...
... geographically proximate. More precisely, clusters are geographic concentrations of interconnected companies, specialized suppliers, service providers, firms in related industries, and associated institutions such as universities, standards agencies and trade associations in a particular field that ...
S1500196_en.pdf
... There is no doubt that, in order to make further progress towards inclusive growth with equality, the countries in our region need to strengthen their capacity for economic growth. However, a true revolution is also needed in education, as a complement of our values, our societies, our competencies ...
... There is no doubt that, in order to make further progress towards inclusive growth with equality, the countries in our region need to strengthen their capacity for economic growth. However, a true revolution is also needed in education, as a complement of our values, our societies, our competencies ...
Health Behavior Theories
... “observable” terms called variables – Referred to as the “proxy” for the concept/construct and can take on two or more values. ...
... “observable” terms called variables – Referred to as the “proxy” for the concept/construct and can take on two or more values. ...
054314/EU XXV. GP
... The Commission will be authorised to take a position on behalf of the EU to support the United States’ request for a WTO waiver to extend and expand the scope of the existing waiver to the extent necessary to permit the United States to provide duty-free treatment to eligible products originating in ...
... The Commission will be authorised to take a position on behalf of the EU to support the United States’ request for a WTO waiver to extend and expand the scope of the existing waiver to the extent necessary to permit the United States to provide duty-free treatment to eligible products originating in ...
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... Maastricht Treaty (1992), which required political authorities to adopt stringent performance targets on inflation, interest rates and fiscal deficits. Sofía Pérez, for example, has argued that attempts in both Spain and Italy to adjust to developments in the wider European economy, especially the n ...
... Maastricht Treaty (1992), which required political authorities to adopt stringent performance targets on inflation, interest rates and fiscal deficits. Sofía Pérez, for example, has argued that attempts in both Spain and Italy to adjust to developments in the wider European economy, especially the n ...
What do economists mean by “globalization”
... increasing share of cargo goes by air. Between 1930 and 1990, average air transport revenue per passenger mile fell from $0.68 to $0.11. Jet air shipping and refrigeration have changed the status of goods that had previously been classified altogether as not tradable internationally. Now fresh-cut f ...
... increasing share of cargo goes by air. Between 1930 and 1990, average air transport revenue per passenger mile fell from $0.68 to $0.11. Jet air shipping and refrigeration have changed the status of goods that had previously been classified altogether as not tradable internationally. Now fresh-cut f ...
Is the GDP Growth Rate in NIPA a Welfare Measure? - IAE-CSIC
... consumption ct , the price of investment relative to consumption qt declines, and the nominal shares of consumption and investment expenditures on income remain constant over time, a suitable replication of the facts described by Whelan (2003). Departing from the one-sector growth model raises the i ...
... consumption ct , the price of investment relative to consumption qt declines, and the nominal shares of consumption and investment expenditures on income remain constant over time, a suitable replication of the facts described by Whelan (2003). Departing from the one-sector growth model raises the i ...
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.