Alice Amsden’s impact on Latin America HeLen SHApiro JuAn CArLoS Moreno-Brid*
... high-tech sectors be dominated by domestic, rather than foreign firms (Amsden, 2009b). Her central argument was that TNCs prevent such learning at the national level. In these key sectors with barriers to entry, they get first mover advantage and crowd out national firms. Subsequently, they maintain ...
... high-tech sectors be dominated by domestic, rather than foreign firms (Amsden, 2009b). Her central argument was that TNCs prevent such learning at the national level. In these key sectors with barriers to entry, they get first mover advantage and crowd out national firms. Subsequently, they maintain ...
This PDF is a selection from a published volume from... Economic Research Volume Title: NBER International Seminar on Macroeconomics 2007
... measurementand calibration,but also for importantpropertiesof internationalasset portfolios.While treatingchanges in income distribution as exogenous stochastic shocks is certainly a useful starting point for analysis, I believe that furtherprogress in understandinginternational portfolioswill come ...
... measurementand calibration,but also for importantpropertiesof internationalasset portfolios.While treatingchanges in income distribution as exogenous stochastic shocks is certainly a useful starting point for analysis, I believe that furtherprogress in understandinginternational portfolioswill come ...
Spring 2016 / Fall 2016 – Power Point 1
... 1. To exert power one must first possess adequate reserves • This is defined simply as “capacity of power.” ...
... 1. To exert power one must first possess adequate reserves • This is defined simply as “capacity of power.” ...
20 Years of the WTO: A Latin American Perspective
... increased world demand as it did on the past. It will have to find/redefine its strategies for accessing new markets, product niches, and strengthen its economic fundamentals in order to increase local and external business confidence and attract investment. Sectors Latin American countries' abandon ...
... increased world demand as it did on the past. It will have to find/redefine its strategies for accessing new markets, product niches, and strengthen its economic fundamentals in order to increase local and external business confidence and attract investment. Sectors Latin American countries' abandon ...
The Global Outlook
... The divisions in the SMCs are mainly internal, and they are deeper than many in the West appreciate. They are about voice and inequity, the secular vs the religious state, the prevalence of specific creeds, the role of women, and control of natural resources. Differences can only be mediated interna ...
... The divisions in the SMCs are mainly internal, and they are deeper than many in the West appreciate. They are about voice and inequity, the secular vs the religious state, the prevalence of specific creeds, the role of women, and control of natural resources. Differences can only be mediated interna ...
StopMAI Coalition - members.iinet.com.au
... proclaimed as a means of enhancing the creation of global wealth and prosperity and promoting the well-being of all people in all member states. In reality, however, The WTO has contributed to the concentration of wealth in the hands of the rich few; increasing poverty for the majority of the world' ...
... proclaimed as a means of enhancing the creation of global wealth and prosperity and promoting the well-being of all people in all member states. In reality, however, The WTO has contributed to the concentration of wealth in the hands of the rich few; increasing poverty for the majority of the world' ...
THE SHARE OF INTENSIVE AND EXTENSIVE FACTORS ON THE
... (total factors productivity) and extensive factors (total input factors, TIF) on the GDP development. The methodology is applicable for all possible developments and not only for growth of GDP as in case of growing accounting equation. The methodology is used for investigation of intensive and exten ...
... (total factors productivity) and extensive factors (total input factors, TIF) on the GDP development. The methodology is applicable for all possible developments and not only for growth of GDP as in case of growing accounting equation. The methodology is used for investigation of intensive and exten ...
DRAFT – Not to be Cited Maladjusted African Economies and Globalisation Introduction
... privately held wealth was invested outside Africa and that in relations to workforce, capital flight from Africa has been much higher than in other developing country groups. In a recent most systematic attempt tot measure the extent of capital James Boyce and Léonce Ndikumana show that for the peri ...
... privately held wealth was invested outside Africa and that in relations to workforce, capital flight from Africa has been much higher than in other developing country groups. In a recent most systematic attempt tot measure the extent of capital James Boyce and Léonce Ndikumana show that for the peri ...
The Micro-Macro Link in DAI and Sociology
... (the objective structure). Their objects are for example the structure and the change of governmental organisations and institutions (e.g. capitalist society formations as strata, classes, parties). The main interest is to attempt the analysis of the whole society by its objectified social structure ...
... (the objective structure). Their objects are for example the structure and the change of governmental organisations and institutions (e.g. capitalist society formations as strata, classes, parties). The main interest is to attempt the analysis of the whole society by its objectified social structure ...
Angermuller, Johannes (2015): Why There Is No Poststructuralism in
... and Barthes taught]. I, for my part, was perplexed by this radical poststructuralist change of the 1980s’ (1991: 49, 52).4 And Jean-Philippe Mathy diagnoses the ‘strange fate of French Theory’ in the USA, for ‘what was originally a corpus of very demanding, and more often than not arcane, philosophi ...
... and Barthes taught]. I, for my part, was perplexed by this radical poststructuralist change of the 1980s’ (1991: 49, 52).4 And Jean-Philippe Mathy diagnoses the ‘strange fate of French Theory’ in the USA, for ‘what was originally a corpus of very demanding, and more often than not arcane, philosophi ...
Case 5 - Group E - Rural Poverty in Developing Countries
... Broad economic stability, competitive markets, and public investment in physical and social infrastructure are widely recognized as important requirements for achieving sustained economic growth and a reduction in rural poverty. In addition, because the rural poor's links to the economy vary conside ...
... Broad economic stability, competitive markets, and public investment in physical and social infrastructure are widely recognized as important requirements for achieving sustained economic growth and a reduction in rural poverty. In addition, because the rural poor's links to the economy vary conside ...
Sociocultural Evolution
... long hours, and young children working alongside their parents in the factories. As societies became fully industrialized, these things changed in what most would consider a very positive direction. So, with Postindustrial societies, all we can do is study what has occurred thus far, knowing full we ...
... long hours, and young children working alongside their parents in the factories. As societies became fully industrialized, these things changed in what most would consider a very positive direction. So, with Postindustrial societies, all we can do is study what has occurred thus far, knowing full we ...
MIRRORS - Franz Schultheis
... violent clash and enforced co-existence of two economic systems with, to a great extent, contradictory principles and non-conformity between, on the one hand, the economic dispositions of social subjects shaped by the world economy of a dependent and under-developed liberal capitalism; and, on the o ...
... violent clash and enforced co-existence of two economic systems with, to a great extent, contradictory principles and non-conformity between, on the one hand, the economic dispositions of social subjects shaped by the world economy of a dependent and under-developed liberal capitalism; and, on the o ...
