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Nonhomotheticity and Bilateral Trade: Evidence and a Quantitative
... to make it. At this stage, the good is generally produced in the typically highincome country where it was invented. As the product matures, methods to produce it become standardized and can be applied similarly to any country, including those where labor is cheap. So, in a cross section, poor count ...
... to make it. At this stage, the good is generally produced in the typically highincome country where it was invented. As the product matures, methods to produce it become standardized and can be applied similarly to any country, including those where labor is cheap. So, in a cross section, poor count ...
Development policies and income inequality in selected
... analyses on income inequality, of its determinants and of its effects on economic development. Several factors explain this renewed interest including a perceptible and widespread deterioration of income distribution (once considered by many an immutable feature of any economy) during the 1980s and ...
... analyses on income inequality, of its determinants and of its effects on economic development. Several factors explain this renewed interest including a perceptible and widespread deterioration of income distribution (once considered by many an immutable feature of any economy) during the 1980s and ...
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... (EU) with the Central and Eastern European Countries (CEECs). In contrast to most earlier analyses, we do not focus on existing formal trade barriers. The reason is that, by the end of 2002, these barriers will be removed entirely in accordance with the Europe agreements -- at least for industry pro ...
... (EU) with the Central and Eastern European Countries (CEECs). In contrast to most earlier analyses, we do not focus on existing formal trade barriers. The reason is that, by the end of 2002, these barriers will be removed entirely in accordance with the Europe agreements -- at least for industry pro ...
Cyclical fluctuations in the Mediterranean basin - e
... openness to trade and increased financial and migration flows, in fact, should make economies more sensitive to external shocks and increase the comovements of domestic and foreign variables by expanding or intensifying the channels through which shocks spill across countries. An alternative view, ...
... openness to trade and increased financial and migration flows, in fact, should make economies more sensitive to external shocks and increase the comovements of domestic and foreign variables by expanding or intensifying the channels through which shocks spill across countries. An alternative view, ...
Development, Trade, and Social Insurance
... it was not the most open countries but the most protectionist ones that developed the most extensive ...
... it was not the most open countries but the most protectionist ones that developed the most extensive ...
Left to their own devices - n
... The Community Mortgage Programme in the Philippines, points out Berner, works only because squatters’ occupation of land and ‘potential or actual resistance against displacement’ reduces the value of the land by around 80 to 85% (2000, p. 10). The concept of market price, in this sense, is fictitiou ...
... The Community Mortgage Programme in the Philippines, points out Berner, works only because squatters’ occupation of land and ‘potential or actual resistance against displacement’ reduces the value of the land by around 80 to 85% (2000, p. 10). The concept of market price, in this sense, is fictitiou ...
Social Capital And Capitalist Economies BEN FINE and COSTAS
... turned upon the developing world. The World Bank adopted and promoted the idea of social capital as the “missing link” in explaining development, or its absence, not least because of its view of social capital as “the glue that holds society together”. It is worth speculating why the World Bank shou ...
... turned upon the developing world. The World Bank adopted and promoted the idea of social capital as the “missing link” in explaining development, or its absence, not least because of its view of social capital as “the glue that holds society together”. It is worth speculating why the World Bank shou ...
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... to the unrestricted movement of goods and services, human resource and capital thus enhance efficiency in production leading to increased GDP. Further benefits can be derived in terms of price stability and convergence which could reduce market discrimination, foster competition and increase economi ...
... to the unrestricted movement of goods and services, human resource and capital thus enhance efficiency in production leading to increased GDP. Further benefits can be derived in terms of price stability and convergence which could reduce market discrimination, foster competition and increase economi ...
The Impact of Export Promotion Strategies Trade
... throughout the economy. On the other hand, these are two serious disadvantages2: (1) it may very difficult for the developing nations to set up export industries because of the competition from the more establish and more efficient industries in developed nations. (2) Developed nations often provide ...
... throughout the economy. On the other hand, these are two serious disadvantages2: (1) it may very difficult for the developing nations to set up export industries because of the competition from the more establish and more efficient industries in developed nations. (2) Developed nations often provide ...
Global Economic Conditions Survey Benchmark Report: Q1 2009
... Finance has been targeted in early rounds of – increasingly voluntary – redundancies, but headcount is mostly unaffected as the need for cost-cutting is balanced by the need for more finance capabilities. As businesses turn to finance for help in navigating the tough economic landscape, artifi ...
... Finance has been targeted in early rounds of – increasingly voluntary – redundancies, but headcount is mostly unaffected as the need for cost-cutting is balanced by the need for more finance capabilities. As businesses turn to finance for help in navigating the tough economic landscape, artifi ...