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... fishery, are believed to differ from results found in previous studies. A predator– prey model is chosen for the analysis as species interactions are likely to have a significant effect on the outcomes. In some instances, it is considered that the creation of a protected area will not yield any bene ...
... fishery, are believed to differ from results found in previous studies. A predator– prey model is chosen for the analysis as species interactions are likely to have a significant effect on the outcomes. In some instances, it is considered that the creation of a protected area will not yield any bene ...
Democracy vs. dictatorship
... dictator of a less developed country may invest in infrastructure, whereas the median voter calls for redistributive policies to achieve a higher current consumption share. This redistribution versus public investments policy trade-off in democratic regimes has been informally stressed by Barro (199 ...
... dictator of a less developed country may invest in infrastructure, whereas the median voter calls for redistributive policies to achieve a higher current consumption share. This redistribution versus public investments policy trade-off in democratic regimes has been informally stressed by Barro (199 ...
Accounting for Indonesia`s economic growth
... revisions in these data over time, while their capital stock estimates depend on heroic assumptions, such as depreciation and lifetime of different categories of assets. In the case of Indonesia, the estimates of gross fixed capital formation and capital stock, for example, deviate significantly fro ...
... revisions in these data over time, while their capital stock estimates depend on heroic assumptions, such as depreciation and lifetime of different categories of assets. In the case of Indonesia, the estimates of gross fixed capital formation and capital stock, for example, deviate significantly fro ...
Principles of Economics Third Edition by Fred Gottheil
... and Aggregate Supply What might cause the aggregate demand curve in panel a of Exhibit 4 to shift to the right? • Increases in government spending, increases in incomes, and optimistic expectations could all cause the aggregate demand curve to shift to the right. Gottheil - Principles of Economics, ...
... and Aggregate Supply What might cause the aggregate demand curve in panel a of Exhibit 4 to shift to the right? • Increases in government spending, increases in incomes, and optimistic expectations could all cause the aggregate demand curve to shift to the right. Gottheil - Principles of Economics, ...
Ireland’s Medium-Term Growth Prospects: a Phoenix Rising? Nicholas Crafts
... while a negative labour market shock will have the opposite effects (Barry and Devereux, 2006). In the endogenous innovation model, the tendency for positive shocks to raise market size by more will make the Schumpeter line steeper and thus have a stronger positive effect on the rate of innovation. ...
... while a negative labour market shock will have the opposite effects (Barry and Devereux, 2006). In the endogenous innovation model, the tendency for positive shocks to raise market size by more will make the Schumpeter line steeper and thus have a stronger positive effect on the rate of innovation. ...
9 Keynes and money
... theory. His conceptualization of money, however, differs significantly from that of classical economic theory, while the latter has dominated mainstream economists’ thought from the eighteenth century to today. The purpose of this chapter is to explain why Keynes’s conceptualization of money is revol ...
... theory. His conceptualization of money, however, differs significantly from that of classical economic theory, while the latter has dominated mainstream economists’ thought from the eighteenth century to today. The purpose of this chapter is to explain why Keynes’s conceptualization of money is revol ...
Global population growth, technology and Malthusian constraints: A
... diluting R&D inputs, so that growth does not necessarily rely on an increasing labour force assigned to R&D activities, but rather on the share of labour in the R&D sector (Laincz and Peretto, 2006). ...
... diluting R&D inputs, so that growth does not necessarily rely on an increasing labour force assigned to R&D activities, but rather on the share of labour in the R&D sector (Laincz and Peretto, 2006). ...
Sustainable use and management of natural resources
... resources. The overall consumption of material resources is known only for a small number of countries. Eurostat's MFA indicators have been compiled for some countries, but the tools to measure resource use and the related environmental impacts is still at an early stage of development. However, whi ...
... resources. The overall consumption of material resources is known only for a small number of countries. Eurostat's MFA indicators have been compiled for some countries, but the tools to measure resource use and the related environmental impacts is still at an early stage of development. However, whi ...
Sustainable use and management of natural resources
... resources. The overall consumption of material resources is known only for a small number of countries. Eurostat's MFA indicators have been compiled for some countries, but the tools to measure resource use and the related environmental impacts is still at an early stage of development. However, whi ...
... resources. The overall consumption of material resources is known only for a small number of countries. Eurostat's MFA indicators have been compiled for some countries, but the tools to measure resource use and the related environmental impacts is still at an early stage of development. However, whi ...
Slide 1
... Without an initial increase in saving, consumption and investment increase modestly from period to period. With an initial increase in saving, investment increases at the expense of consumption, after which both consumption and investment increase dramatically from period to period. Starting with th ...
... Without an initial increase in saving, consumption and investment increase modestly from period to period. With an initial increase in saving, investment increases at the expense of consumption, after which both consumption and investment increase dramatically from period to period. Starting with th ...
The Sharing Economy: Accessibility Based Business Models for
... In recent years, a transition from ownership towards accessibility can be observed across a wide variety of markets. Whereas in the conventional situation consumers would buy products and become the owners, in an accessibility-based system consumers pay for temporary access-rights to a product. Clea ...
... In recent years, a transition from ownership towards accessibility can be observed across a wide variety of markets. Whereas in the conventional situation consumers would buy products and become the owners, in an accessibility-based system consumers pay for temporary access-rights to a product. Clea ...
A Short History of Economics As a Moral Science* James E. Alvey
... Economics had been conceived as a moral science and remained so in universities. Outside of universities, and to some extent inside, economics was moving away from that approach: it was “escaping” from the moral and ethical concerns of the past. The conventional view is summarized by Boulding in thi ...
... Economics had been conceived as a moral science and remained so in universities. Outside of universities, and to some extent inside, economics was moving away from that approach: it was “escaping” from the moral and ethical concerns of the past. The conventional view is summarized by Boulding in thi ...
The Great Depression in Brazil
... the assumptions of our model. We do this because these studies served as the original basis for determining the workings of the economy we modelled in our work. In Furtado (2007) we have an account of the Great Depression in Brazil which greatly supports the views of our own model. The author mainta ...
... the assumptions of our model. We do this because these studies served as the original basis for determining the workings of the economy we modelled in our work. In Furtado (2007) we have an account of the Great Depression in Brazil which greatly supports the views of our own model. The author mainta ...
Natural resource accounting - Lincoln University Research Archive
... sustainabi1ity or unsustainabi1ity. We cannot dodge the potential conflict that exists between the two policy objectives of growth and sustainabl1ity (Common & Pearce, 1981, p.289). Almost any system is sustainable given sufficient resources. So underlying an objective of sustainable development lie ...
... sustainabi1ity or unsustainabi1ity. We cannot dodge the potential conflict that exists between the two policy objectives of growth and sustainabl1ity (Common & Pearce, 1981, p.289). Almost any system is sustainable given sufficient resources. So underlying an objective of sustainable development lie ...
Accounting for asymmetric growth effect of capital flows in a model
... emerging economies that liberalized capital accounts in the early 1990s were the darlings of international investors. The fast and stable economic expansion during that time was often claimed to be the outcome of capital account liberalization. As the crisis unfolded and capital flows suddenly rever ...
... emerging economies that liberalized capital accounts in the early 1990s were the darlings of international investors. The fast and stable economic expansion during that time was often claimed to be the outcome of capital account liberalization. As the crisis unfolded and capital flows suddenly rever ...
Growth modeling: a comparative analysis of main frameworks with
... reproduction rate of populace.1 Combined with rapid advances in healthcare which have extended the expected life-span, this has led to a situation where various European countries are experiencing population decline and ageing. Countries where this effect is coupled with emigration, the rate of popu ...
... reproduction rate of populace.1 Combined with rapid advances in healthcare which have extended the expected life-span, this has led to a situation where various European countries are experiencing population decline and ageing. Countries where this effect is coupled with emigration, the rate of popu ...
Bubbly Collateral and Economic Activity
... to recapitalize its banking system. The country thus follows in the steps of Ireland, which received €85 billion in 2010 to deal with the costs of government guarantees to the country’s banking sector. These are two examples of the amount of resources that governments are willing to devote in order ...
... to recapitalize its banking system. The country thus follows in the steps of Ireland, which received €85 billion in 2010 to deal with the costs of government guarantees to the country’s banking sector. These are two examples of the amount of resources that governments are willing to devote in order ...
