Container Throughput and Economic Development
... Vietnam remains one of South East Asia’s fastest growing economies with 5.4% GDP growth in 2013. GDP growth has increased four times since 2002. However, Vietnam might be one of the poorest countries in the region. As is shown in Figure 6, foreign direct investment into this region is rather less co ...
... Vietnam remains one of South East Asia’s fastest growing economies with 5.4% GDP growth in 2013. GDP growth has increased four times since 2002. However, Vietnam might be one of the poorest countries in the region. As is shown in Figure 6, foreign direct investment into this region is rather less co ...
CAE-reflection-culture-wellbeing-2013
... Since then the European Commission launched an initiative called Beyond GDP that has been silent for a while and is not regaining vitality, and the OECD (Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development) took the lead of the global debate with the so called Better life initiative and index. On ...
... Since then the European Commission launched an initiative called Beyond GDP that has been silent for a while and is not regaining vitality, and the OECD (Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development) took the lead of the global debate with the so called Better life initiative and index. On ...
International trade
... Listening 2: Exceptions to free trade 1 Other goods and services have a higher value added → generate higher wages and economic growth. 2 Protecting the new sectors, letting them develop and grow until they have a comparative advantage and can compete with other countries. 3 They may generate econo ...
... Listening 2: Exceptions to free trade 1 Other goods and services have a higher value added → generate higher wages and economic growth. 2 Protecting the new sectors, letting them develop and grow until they have a comparative advantage and can compete with other countries. 3 They may generate econo ...
Dias nummer 1
... International Trade. Why do countries trade? • Adam Smith (1776) and Ricardo (1817): Greater efficiency result when countries specialize in producing those goods for which they have a natural advantage. • Abundant resources will used more in the production of goods and services than scarce resource ...
... International Trade. Why do countries trade? • Adam Smith (1776) and Ricardo (1817): Greater efficiency result when countries specialize in producing those goods for which they have a natural advantage. • Abundant resources will used more in the production of goods and services than scarce resource ...
Empirical Evidence on the Heckscher
... resources, say land, changes? This is shown in Figure 4-6. Since land is represented on the vertical axis, an increased supply of land (polders?) means there is added height to the box, and the OF origin moves up to the new corner. The slopes from the origins do not change here, so the new intersect ...
... resources, say land, changes? This is shown in Figure 4-6. Since land is represented on the vertical axis, an increased supply of land (polders?) means there is added height to the box, and the OF origin moves up to the new corner. The slopes from the origins do not change here, so the new intersect ...
Capital Accumulation and International Trade
... input: non-tradeable labor. In our paper, we interpreted labor as “equipped labor” and identified the income of this factor as value added. This broadened view enabled us to calibrate the model realistically to U.S. national income and product data, but did not give us a framework for analyzing any ...
... input: non-tradeable labor. In our paper, we interpreted labor as “equipped labor” and identified the income of this factor as value added. This broadened view enabled us to calibrate the model realistically to U.S. national income and product data, but did not give us a framework for analyzing any ...
Intermediate Goods and Weak Links: A Theory of Economic
... Because of complementarity, high productivity in a firm requires a high level of performance along a large number of dimensions. Textile producers require raw materials, knitting machines, a healthy and trained labor force, knowledge of how to produce, security, business licenses, transportation net ...
... Because of complementarity, high productivity in a firm requires a high level of performance along a large number of dimensions. Textile producers require raw materials, knitting machines, a healthy and trained labor force, knowledge of how to produce, security, business licenses, transportation net ...
IOSR Journal of Economics and Finance (IOSR-JEF)
... Relative Potency of Internal and External Source of Financing Nigerian Economic Growth: …. Ugwuegbe, Okore and John (2013) based on regression result, declare that domestic investment accounts for the growth witnessed in Nigeria’s economy between 1981 and 2009, hence a major factor in the process o ...
... Relative Potency of Internal and External Source of Financing Nigerian Economic Growth: …. Ugwuegbe, Okore and John (2013) based on regression result, declare that domestic investment accounts for the growth witnessed in Nigeria’s economy between 1981 and 2009, hence a major factor in the process o ...
Lecture-6
... are largely responsible for China’s recent rapid economic growth. The country, capitalizing on its cheap labor force, has been focused on converting raw materials into products that are exported to developed countries like the United States. In 2005, China’s trade surplus was a record $121 billion, ...
... are largely responsible for China’s recent rapid economic growth. The country, capitalizing on its cheap labor force, has been focused on converting raw materials into products that are exported to developed countries like the United States. In 2005, China’s trade surplus was a record $121 billion, ...
Revised Chapter 5 slides
... – A situation where export-biased growth by poor nations can worsen their terms of trade so much that they would be worse off than if they had not grown at all – It can occur under extreme conditions: Strongly exportbiased growth must be combined with very steep RS and RD curves. – It is regarded by ...
... – A situation where export-biased growth by poor nations can worsen their terms of trade so much that they would be worse off than if they had not grown at all – It can occur under extreme conditions: Strongly exportbiased growth must be combined with very steep RS and RD curves. – It is regarded by ...
On Rostow`s `Stages` Thesis and Explanation of `Take
... addition, after a long period of neglect, there was an advancement in the theory of economic growth during this period, largely in the footsteps of Harrod (1939; 1948) and Domar (1946; 1947): on the one hand, along ‘Keynes-Kaleckian’ lines by Kaldor (1957; 1962; 1965) and Robinson (1956) at Cambridg ...
... addition, after a long period of neglect, there was an advancement in the theory of economic growth during this period, largely in the footsteps of Harrod (1939; 1948) and Domar (1946; 1947): on the one hand, along ‘Keynes-Kaleckian’ lines by Kaldor (1957; 1962; 1965) and Robinson (1956) at Cambridg ...
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... Depictions for countries of average or strongly autocratic governance types are cut off at a per capita GDP ...
... Depictions for countries of average or strongly autocratic governance types are cut off at a per capita GDP ...
3.2 Technological Gap, Product Life Cycle and International Trade
... South Korea moves to the right of Point A along its PPF, the relative cost of steel continues to decrease until South Korea totally specializes in steel production at Point C. Similarly, as the United States moves to the left of Point B along its PPF, the relative cost of computers continues to fal ...
... South Korea moves to the right of Point A along its PPF, the relative cost of steel continues to decrease until South Korea totally specializes in steel production at Point C. Similarly, as the United States moves to the left of Point B along its PPF, the relative cost of computers continues to fal ...
