Page 1 Page 2 THE PHASE OFUNLIMITED SUPPLIES OF LABOR
... for one reason or another, as Mazumdar argues, the situation of derDaud and supply of labor would present a completely different picture. In the light of Japanese experience throughout a century of economic development, the main body of outmigrated labor has consisted of dependent family workers [12 ...
... for one reason or another, as Mazumdar argues, the situation of derDaud and supply of labor would present a completely different picture. In the light of Japanese experience throughout a century of economic development, the main body of outmigrated labor has consisted of dependent family workers [12 ...
Botswana`s Development Experience
... Planning formulation and priority setting and the constitutionally entrenched role of the Auditor General, the Attorney General, the Directorate on Corruption and Economic Crime and the independent Judiciary, corruption has been kept in check. A democratic political dispensation, with a free but ab ...
... Planning formulation and priority setting and the constitutionally entrenched role of the Auditor General, the Attorney General, the Directorate on Corruption and Economic Crime and the independent Judiciary, corruption has been kept in check. A democratic political dispensation, with a free but ab ...
Liquid Capital and Market Liquidity
... attention, and numerous models, have focused on the likely effects of increases or decreases in the supply of liquid capital on asset markets. The model directly addresses the connection between liquidity – in real terms – and both volatility and expected returns. In particular, I show that, because ...
... attention, and numerous models, have focused on the likely effects of increases or decreases in the supply of liquid capital on asset markets. The model directly addresses the connection between liquidity – in real terms – and both volatility and expected returns. In particular, I show that, because ...
NBER WORKING PAPER SERIES CAPITAL GOODS IMPORTS AND LONG-RUN GROWFH Jong-Wha Lee
... The author is grateful to Robert Barro, Susan Collins and Elhanan Helpman for their helpful comments on earlier drafts of this paper. This paper is part of NBER's research programs in Growth and International Trade and Investment. Any opinions expressed are those of the author and not those of the N ...
... The author is grateful to Robert Barro, Susan Collins and Elhanan Helpman for their helpful comments on earlier drafts of this paper. This paper is part of NBER's research programs in Growth and International Trade and Investment. Any opinions expressed are those of the author and not those of the N ...
Week 3
... cycle; and the degree of equality in the distribution of income. Clearly economic growth is the most important because it is the fundamental determinant of a nation’s standard of living. As noted earlier, we always measure economic growth in the long run in terms of real per capita income. Table 4.1 ...
... cycle; and the degree of equality in the distribution of income. Clearly economic growth is the most important because it is the fundamental determinant of a nation’s standard of living. As noted earlier, we always measure economic growth in the long run in terms of real per capita income. Table 4.1 ...
John Maynard Keynes - Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond
... ohn Maynard Keynes (1883–1946) is the latest in a line of great British economists who had a profound influence on the discipline of economics. By common consent, the line starts with Adam Smith (1723–1790), whose Wealth of Nations (1776) is generally regarded as the founding document of modern econ ...
... ohn Maynard Keynes (1883–1946) is the latest in a line of great British economists who had a profound influence on the discipline of economics. By common consent, the line starts with Adam Smith (1723–1790), whose Wealth of Nations (1776) is generally regarded as the founding document of modern econ ...
Economic Growth II: Technology, Empirics, and
... world’s poor economies will tend to catch up with the world’s rich economies. This property of catch-up is called convergence. If convergence does not occur, then countries that start off behind are likely to remain poor. The Solow model makes clear predictions about when convergence should occur. A ...
... world’s poor economies will tend to catch up with the world’s rich economies. This property of catch-up is called convergence. If convergence does not occur, then countries that start off behind are likely to remain poor. The Solow model makes clear predictions about when convergence should occur. A ...
The Historical Logic of Economics Imperialism and Meeting the
... absence of factor reversals in trade theory, of externalities in many models, and of a mode of setting prices other than through a fictional auctioneer. The point is not that neoclassical economics never confronts these issues. On the contrary, the fact that it does so reveals how important they are ...
... absence of factor reversals in trade theory, of externalities in many models, and of a mode of setting prices other than through a fictional auctioneer. The point is not that neoclassical economics never confronts these issues. On the contrary, the fact that it does so reveals how important they are ...
The effect of migration on the countries of origin
... Efficiency of world production Productivity of identical workers differs hugely Removing all barriers to labor mobility is estimated to increase world GDP by 67-122 percent (several estimates) For comparison: removing all barriers to merchandise trade: 0.3-4.1 percent Source: Clemens, 2011, JEconPersp ...
... Efficiency of world production Productivity of identical workers differs hugely Removing all barriers to labor mobility is estimated to increase world GDP by 67-122 percent (several estimates) For comparison: removing all barriers to merchandise trade: 0.3-4.1 percent Source: Clemens, 2011, JEconPersp ...
Growth Accounting
... In short, much of what we see in this data is simply the Japanese catching up in terms of the amount of physical capital available for production. Put somewhat differently, it tells us that capital formation, as measured by the investment rate, can be more important than productivity growth. For tha ...
... In short, much of what we see in this data is simply the Japanese catching up in terms of the amount of physical capital available for production. Put somewhat differently, it tells us that capital formation, as measured by the investment rate, can be more important than productivity growth. For tha ...
LOS CICLOS EN LA ECONOMÍA Paseando con
... on a higher lever than that permitted by the current flow of savings. The increased supply of capital goods eventually leads to an increase in interest rates, and this is a sign of a scarcity of loans, in a context of increasing costs (wages and inputs). Profits fall. • The crisis comes into being d ...
... on a higher lever than that permitted by the current flow of savings. The increased supply of capital goods eventually leads to an increase in interest rates, and this is a sign of a scarcity of loans, in a context of increasing costs (wages and inputs). Profits fall. • The crisis comes into being d ...
Structural Change in a Multi-Sector Model of Growth
... average of two components, one for the production of the consumption good, which conforms to the rule, and one for the production of capital goods, which behaves differently. The properties of structural change follow immediately from (18) and (19). Consider first the case of equality in sectoral TF ...
... average of two components, one for the production of the consumption good, which conforms to the rule, and one for the production of capital goods, which behaves differently. The properties of structural change follow immediately from (18) and (19). Consider first the case of equality in sectoral TF ...
www.ijms.um.edu.my
... employed the Harrod-Domar model to empirically analyse why FCI in the form of aid does not accelerate economic growth. He found that foreign aid is negatively related to the domestic savings rate because high amounts of foreign aid will lower the domestic savings rate and eventually undermine the lo ...
... employed the Harrod-Domar model to empirically analyse why FCI in the form of aid does not accelerate economic growth. He found that foreign aid is negatively related to the domestic savings rate because high amounts of foreign aid will lower the domestic savings rate and eventually undermine the lo ...
Ecological Footprint
... YOUR Ecological Footprint Ecological Footprints are a measure of human impact on the Earth. The footprint equals the Earth’s cost to sustain one person. It’s measured in hectares (or global hectares “gha”) and represents the land area needed to provide resources and absorb waste and greenhouse gase ...
... YOUR Ecological Footprint Ecological Footprints are a measure of human impact on the Earth. The footprint equals the Earth’s cost to sustain one person. It’s measured in hectares (or global hectares “gha”) and represents the land area needed to provide resources and absorb waste and greenhouse gase ...
Economic Values and Resource Use - Bortom BNP
... Classical economics explain values by the use of production factors with special focus on labor inputs. Neoclassical economics, on the other hand, generally focus on prices as determined by the laws of supply and demand. Value theories in general are typically concerned with the nature of exchange v ...
... Classical economics explain values by the use of production factors with special focus on labor inputs. Neoclassical economics, on the other hand, generally focus on prices as determined by the laws of supply and demand. Value theories in general are typically concerned with the nature of exchange v ...
Growth without Scale Effects
... strong intertemporal spillovers in innovative activity, wherein innovative activity today increases the absolute productivity of future innovators. Put differently, these models assume that the proportional productivity of innovators remains constant; that is, knowledge acquired from past innovation ...
... strong intertemporal spillovers in innovative activity, wherein innovative activity today increases the absolute productivity of future innovators. Put differently, these models assume that the proportional productivity of innovators remains constant; that is, knowledge acquired from past innovation ...
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... public spending are in the center of attention. Moreover, models in the neoclassical tradition do not usually focus explicitly on the sources of technological change. New inspiring insights into the mechanisms of the growth process have been provided by innovation-driven growth theory, a stratum of ...
... public spending are in the center of attention. Moreover, models in the neoclassical tradition do not usually focus explicitly on the sources of technological change. New inspiring insights into the mechanisms of the growth process have been provided by innovation-driven growth theory, a stratum of ...
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... evolutionary ontological accounts of the ways in which economists practice their science, because it is these accounts that can explain the epistemic phenomena in terms of the processes of intellectual causation. Intellectual causation explains the challenges that economists face when they encounter ...
... evolutionary ontological accounts of the ways in which economists practice their science, because it is these accounts that can explain the epistemic phenomena in terms of the processes of intellectual causation. Intellectual causation explains the challenges that economists face when they encounter ...
question above all questions for serbia in 2016 is the
... good results this area. There are opinions2 that the author also agrees with, that for the reform of these companies it would take at least three years, during which: • the companies should be reformed so that the prices of their products / services can establish a market; • the problem of surplus ...
... good results this area. There are opinions2 that the author also agrees with, that for the reform of these companies it would take at least three years, during which: • the companies should be reformed so that the prices of their products / services can establish a market; • the problem of surplus ...
UNIVERSITY OF CALICUT
... maintain updated curriculum and also providing therein inputs to take care of fast paced development in the knowledge of the subject concerned. Revising the curriculum should be a continuous process to provide an updated education to the students at large”. To put it in a broad sense, higher educati ...
... maintain updated curriculum and also providing therein inputs to take care of fast paced development in the knowledge of the subject concerned. Revising the curriculum should be a continuous process to provide an updated education to the students at large”. To put it in a broad sense, higher educati ...
Economic growth 3
... The importance of TFP growth In the Krugman Foreign Affair article (which is a required reading and posted on the class page) it is stated that growth driven by factor accumulation is bound to be limited by the decreasing return to capital. But if the growth is driven by TFP this reasoning does not ...
... The importance of TFP growth In the Krugman Foreign Affair article (which is a required reading and posted on the class page) it is stated that growth driven by factor accumulation is bound to be limited by the decreasing return to capital. But if the growth is driven by TFP this reasoning does not ...
Robert NBER WORKING PAPER SERIES PUBLIC FINANCE IN MODELS OF ECONOMIC GROWTH
... fiscal policy on long-term growth. If the social rate of return on investment exceeds the private return, then tax policies that encourage investment can raise the growth rate and levels of utility. An excess of the social return over the private return can reflect learning-by-doing with spillover e ...
... fiscal policy on long-term growth. If the social rate of return on investment exceeds the private return, then tax policies that encourage investment can raise the growth rate and levels of utility. An excess of the social return over the private return can reflect learning-by-doing with spillover e ...
1 virtual economics: applying economics to the study of
... possible, but far from straightforward. On the other hand, no other discipline seems intuitively better suited. In this part I review the works of the handful of economists who have so far examined virtual worlds. These works constitute the current body of knowledge in what could be given the fancy ...
... possible, but far from straightforward. On the other hand, no other discipline seems intuitively better suited. In this part I review the works of the handful of economists who have so far examined virtual worlds. These works constitute the current body of knowledge in what could be given the fancy ...
The Industrial Revolution in Theory and in History
... Then came the Industrial Revolution. Incomes per capita began a sustained growth in a favored group of countries around 1820. In the last two hundred years in the most fortunate countries real incomes per capita rose 10-15 fold.2 But prosperity has not come to all societies. Living standards in som ...
... Then came the Industrial Revolution. Incomes per capita began a sustained growth in a favored group of countries around 1820. In the last two hundred years in the most fortunate countries real incomes per capita rose 10-15 fold.2 But prosperity has not come to all societies. Living standards in som ...