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Effects of smart specialization on regional economic resilience in EU
... based on the recognition that successful development and innovation strategies cannot be replicated mechanically in each and every different regional context. They also argue that rather than trying to generate ‘technology miracles’ in economically disadvantaged areas, the best way to close the gap ...
... based on the recognition that successful development and innovation strategies cannot be replicated mechanically in each and every different regional context. They also argue that rather than trying to generate ‘technology miracles’ in economically disadvantaged areas, the best way to close the gap ...
Institutional Systems and Economic Growth
... However, the fact of being poor is not a guarantee that a poor country will grow, nor that it will grow faster than a rich one. Poverty neither generates growth nor condemns a country to future poverty (the poverty trap). The reasons for developmental lag have to be identified, removed, and replaced ...
... However, the fact of being poor is not a guarantee that a poor country will grow, nor that it will grow faster than a rich one. Poverty neither generates growth nor condemns a country to future poverty (the poverty trap). The reasons for developmental lag have to be identified, removed, and replaced ...
3 The Balance of Payments
... examines how much is spent on demand for final goods and services. The key measure is GNE. • The product approach looks at the supply of goods: it measures the value of all goods and services produced as output minus the value of goods used as inputs in production. The key measure is GDP. • The inco ...
... examines how much is spent on demand for final goods and services. The key measure is GNE. • The product approach looks at the supply of goods: it measures the value of all goods and services produced as output minus the value of goods used as inputs in production. The key measure is GDP. • The inco ...
Sum_Up
... The Beginning of FP Classical economy Classical economic theory has always claimed that the economy is always at full-employment. Guarantee that, all output produced by firms will be taken up by consumers on the principles that, supply creates its own demand. In the short-run there will be te ...
... The Beginning of FP Classical economy Classical economic theory has always claimed that the economy is always at full-employment. Guarantee that, all output produced by firms will be taken up by consumers on the principles that, supply creates its own demand. In the short-run there will be te ...
Accumulation Regimes, Endogenous Desired
... these approaches consider investment as a function of the effective degree of capacity utilization (cf. Rowthorn, 1981; Dutt, 1984; Taylor, 1985) or consider the desired degree of capacity utilization as an exogenous variable of the model (cf. Amadeo, 1986) so that a change in profit share cannot pr ...
... these approaches consider investment as a function of the effective degree of capacity utilization (cf. Rowthorn, 1981; Dutt, 1984; Taylor, 1985) or consider the desired degree of capacity utilization as an exogenous variable of the model (cf. Amadeo, 1986) so that a change in profit share cannot pr ...
Microfoundational Programs
... economics journals. 6 There are few uses before the end of World War II. Growth in the use of “microeconomics is fairly steady, finally stabilizing around 10 percent only in the 1990s. “Macroeconomics” shows a similar pattern, although its growth is faster and stablizes at something over 20 pe ...
... economics journals. 6 There are few uses before the end of World War II. Growth in the use of “microeconomics is fairly steady, finally stabilizing around 10 percent only in the 1990s. “Macroeconomics” shows a similar pattern, although its growth is faster and stablizes at something over 20 pe ...
A-level Economics Mark Scheme Unit 04
... A levels approach. This approach is used for parts 03 and 06 of the data response questions and the second part of each essay question. The Levels Mark Scheme on the next page identifies five levels representing differences in the quality of work. A range of marks is allocated to each level. First d ...
... A levels approach. This approach is used for parts 03 and 06 of the data response questions and the second part of each essay question. The Levels Mark Scheme on the next page identifies five levels representing differences in the quality of work. A range of marks is allocated to each level. First d ...
Chapter-10 Summary and Main Conclusion
... economist has contributed in the context of their time period. So there is no permanent Economics at all. Modern Economics is basically Economics for developed country so it is not useful in developing country. Mainstream Economics is the most theoretical Economics and its theory is not applicable t ...
... economist has contributed in the context of their time period. So there is no permanent Economics at all. Modern Economics is basically Economics for developed country so it is not useful in developing country. Mainstream Economics is the most theoretical Economics and its theory is not applicable t ...
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... von Mises in order to distinguish the concept of static equilibrium used by economists from equilibrium models used by students of physical systems. In Mises' view, the mathematical model of physical science had been unwisely extended to economics by writers who had failed to recognize the essential ...
... von Mises in order to distinguish the concept of static equilibrium used by economists from equilibrium models used by students of physical systems. In Mises' view, the mathematical model of physical science had been unwisely extended to economics by writers who had failed to recognize the essential ...
Policy Trade-o¤s and International Spillover E¤ects at the Zero Bound Alex Haberis
... economy in response to global shocks? The …nancial crisis of 2007-2008 and the subsequent “Great Recession” led central banks around the world to lower nominal interest rates to close to zero. Given the international nature of the crisis this question concerning the role of openness and internationa ...
... economy in response to global shocks? The …nancial crisis of 2007-2008 and the subsequent “Great Recession” led central banks around the world to lower nominal interest rates to close to zero. Given the international nature of the crisis this question concerning the role of openness and internationa ...
The postbellum deflation and its lessons for today
... by the ongoing deflation. These developments have led some observers to question whether the deflation of this period was truly benign. The IMF (2003) contends that with deflation “there was significant volatility in growth” during the postbellum period and that the “periods of inflation . . . had g ...
... by the ongoing deflation. These developments have led some observers to question whether the deflation of this period was truly benign. The IMF (2003) contends that with deflation “there was significant volatility in growth” during the postbellum period and that the “periods of inflation . . . had g ...
Cingolani Napoli SIE 2015 Hayek and Keynes on Say`s Law
... that of his predecessors6, which he referred to as "classical economists". In fact, for Keynes the "classical economists" were essentially Marshall and Pigou, who would be defined today as "neo-classical" or "marginalist". However, given the continuity between mainstream classical and neo-classical ...
... that of his predecessors6, which he referred to as "classical economists". In fact, for Keynes the "classical economists" were essentially Marshall and Pigou, who would be defined today as "neo-classical" or "marginalist". However, given the continuity between mainstream classical and neo-classical ...
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... The core idea of ecological economics is that the human economy is embedded in nature and that economic processes are simultaneously natural processes in the sense that they can be described as biological, physical and chemical processes. Thus society can be seen as an 'organism' with a 'social met ...
... The core idea of ecological economics is that the human economy is embedded in nature and that economic processes are simultaneously natural processes in the sense that they can be described as biological, physical and chemical processes. Thus society can be seen as an 'organism' with a 'social met ...