Power, International Trade Law, and State Transformation
... barrier to trade, with effects similar to tariffs, quotas, or denial of national treatment. Such arguments have frequently been leveled at the Japanese keiretsu and the Korean chaebol systems (Tyson 1992). The Havana Charter included express provisions against "restrictive business practices," and w ...
... barrier to trade, with effects similar to tariffs, quotas, or denial of national treatment. Such arguments have frequently been leveled at the Japanese keiretsu and the Korean chaebol systems (Tyson 1992). The Havana Charter included express provisions against "restrictive business practices," and w ...
Macroprudential Policies in a Global Perspective Olivier Jeanne
... sector, where there was a shift in emphasis from the microprudential regulation to the macroprudential regulation of banks (see Hanson, Kashyap, and Stein 2011 and Galati and Moessner 2013). 3 In a nutshell, macroprudential regulation focuses on how the collective behavior of banks makes the financi ...
... sector, where there was a shift in emphasis from the microprudential regulation to the macroprudential regulation of banks (see Hanson, Kashyap, and Stein 2011 and Galati and Moessner 2013). 3 In a nutshell, macroprudential regulation focuses on how the collective behavior of banks makes the financi ...
Vitality entry in Wiley encyclopedia
... demographic factors. This is the setting where the primary socialisation and intergenerational transmission of language happens. The component of Institutional Completeness corresponds largely to institutional support factors in the standard model. The component of Ideological Legitimacy incorporate ...
... demographic factors. This is the setting where the primary socialisation and intergenerational transmission of language happens. The component of Institutional Completeness corresponds largely to institutional support factors in the standard model. The component of Ideological Legitimacy incorporate ...
Executive Secretary Deputy Executive Secretary Economic Commission for Latin America and the Caribbean
... in my opinion, with all its undoubted defects and faults, we should have continued to follow, taking advantage of our accumulated experience in order to perfect it” (Prebisch, 1983). The reason for his rejection of what he called “conventional theories” was that they took no account of the social st ...
... in my opinion, with all its undoubted defects and faults, we should have continued to follow, taking advantage of our accumulated experience in order to perfect it” (Prebisch, 1983). The reason for his rejection of what he called “conventional theories” was that they took no account of the social st ...
Let the aggregate production function at time t be set up as:
... allocated in North Africa, followed by Western Africa. While the share of FDI inflows of Southern African region is fluctuating, the shares of Eastern and Central African regions have also been either stagnant or declining for large part of the years. As seen from figure 2, the share of North Africa ...
... allocated in North Africa, followed by Western Africa. While the share of FDI inflows of Southern African region is fluctuating, the shares of Eastern and Central African regions have also been either stagnant or declining for large part of the years. As seen from figure 2, the share of North Africa ...
Powerpoint Presentation
... Heckscher-Ohlin: empirical tests Leontief paradox – U.S. exports were less capitalintensive than U.S. imports, even though the U.S. is the most capitalabundant country in the world This holds internationally: trade often doesn’t run in the direction predicted by Heckscher-Ohlin. ...
... Heckscher-Ohlin: empirical tests Leontief paradox – U.S. exports were less capitalintensive than U.S. imports, even though the U.S. is the most capitalabundant country in the world This holds internationally: trade often doesn’t run in the direction predicted by Heckscher-Ohlin. ...
Capital Flight - Political Economy Research Institute
... (SSA). The 2010 Human Development Report profiled North African countries as success stories in non-income human development, especially education and health. Rodríguez and Samman (2010) called it the ‘North African Miracle’. Since the end of 2010, however, it has become evident that this apparently ...
... (SSA). The 2010 Human Development Report profiled North African countries as success stories in non-income human development, especially education and health. Rodríguez and Samman (2010) called it the ‘North African Miracle’. Since the end of 2010, however, it has become evident that this apparently ...
Can Social Systems be Autopoietic? Bhaskar`s and Giddens` Social
... to characterise social systems as being autopoietic. In practice this means comparing autopoiesis not with social systems in themselves but with some theoretical conception of a social system. The evaluation was based on the social theory of Luhmann, a major sociologist who has adopted autopoiesis a ...
... to characterise social systems as being autopoietic. In practice this means comparing autopoiesis not with social systems in themselves but with some theoretical conception of a social system. The evaluation was based on the social theory of Luhmann, a major sociologist who has adopted autopoiesis a ...
IR theory, historical materialism, and the false promise of
... In this sense, the question of IR/HS and, by extension, IHS, should not be conceived primarily in terms of how different theories – (Neo-)Realism, Weberianism, Marxism, Constructivism, Post-Structuralism, etc. – conceptualise the merger between IR and HS. It should be pursued by first establishing w ...
... In this sense, the question of IR/HS and, by extension, IHS, should not be conceived primarily in terms of how different theories – (Neo-)Realism, Weberianism, Marxism, Constructivism, Post-Structuralism, etc. – conceptualise the merger between IR and HS. It should be pursued by first establishing w ...
1 - Economic Literacy in Human Services
... matters a painful, shameful, and uncomfortable topic into adulthood. Cultural and social values also influence our approach to money. For example, in many circles it is considered rude to ask someone at a social event, “How much money do you make?” Likewise, most people would not casually ask an acq ...
... matters a painful, shameful, and uncomfortable topic into adulthood. Cultural and social values also influence our approach to money. For example, in many circles it is considered rude to ask someone at a social event, “How much money do you make?” Likewise, most people would not casually ask an acq ...
Heather A. Haveman Magazines and the Making of America
... the Constitution was ratified, the Whiskey Rebellion broke out to contest federal excise taxes on distilled spirits. More generally, state legislators quickly began to formulate mercantilist policies to support their own local economies by blocking inflows of goods and money from other states, based ...
... the Constitution was ratified, the Whiskey Rebellion broke out to contest federal excise taxes on distilled spirits. More generally, state legislators quickly began to formulate mercantilist policies to support their own local economies by blocking inflows of goods and money from other states, based ...
NBER WORKING PAPER SERIES David Hummels Peter J. Klenow
... trade more than smaller economies. Trade theories differ, however, in their predictions for how larger economies trade more. Models that assume Armington (1969) national differentiation emphasize the "intensive" margin: a country with double the resources will trade twice as much but will not trade ...
... trade more than smaller economies. Trade theories differ, however, in their predictions for how larger economies trade more. Models that assume Armington (1969) national differentiation emphasize the "intensive" margin: a country with double the resources will trade twice as much but will not trade ...