Capital Account Liberalisation and Foreign Direct Investmentin Nigeria
... growth effect is not theoretically plausible because capital accumulation, which is subject to diminishing returns, is the only channel through which liberalization affects growth in the neoclassical model (Henry, 2007). Besides, one of the key conclusions of the new literature is that the principal ...
... growth effect is not theoretically plausible because capital accumulation, which is subject to diminishing returns, is the only channel through which liberalization affects growth in the neoclassical model (Henry, 2007). Besides, one of the key conclusions of the new literature is that the principal ...
NBER WORKING PAPER SERIES TECHNOLOGY DIFFUSION AND POSTWAR GROWTH Diego A. Comin
... take away from panel (a) are the most important for the rest of the analysis in this paper. The …rst is that it took Germany and Japan until between 1955 and 1960 to return back to their prewar growth paths. The second is that, contrary to the U.S., both Germany and Japan did not converge to this p ...
... take away from panel (a) are the most important for the rest of the analysis in this paper. The …rst is that it took Germany and Japan until between 1955 and 1960 to return back to their prewar growth paths. The second is that, contrary to the U.S., both Germany and Japan did not converge to this p ...
CESifo Working Paper 3238
... growth among rich countries, we show that neither set of institutions helps us understand differences in long-run growth rates within the group of OECD countries. In part, this analysis also enters into the debates about the relative importance of institutions and human capital as stressed by Glaese ...
... growth among rich countries, we show that neither set of institutions helps us understand differences in long-run growth rates within the group of OECD countries. In part, this analysis also enters into the debates about the relative importance of institutions and human capital as stressed by Glaese ...
Growth, inequality, and simulated poverty paths for Tanzania, 1992
... was due to population shifts and declines in urban areas, with the remainder accounted for by the interaction effect. What does this suggest about the potential sources of poverty reduction for Tanzania in the future? Because both urban poverty reduction and urban-rural migration were already rapid ...
... was due to population shifts and declines in urban areas, with the remainder accounted for by the interaction effect. What does this suggest about the potential sources of poverty reduction for Tanzania in the future? Because both urban poverty reduction and urban-rural migration were already rapid ...
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... changes in this speed, for many countries and technologies. We use data on direct measures of technology adoption from the Cross-Country Historical Adoption of Technology (CHAT) data set, described in Comin and Hobijn (2009a). These data cover major technologies related to transportation, communicat ...
... changes in this speed, for many countries and technologies. We use data on direct measures of technology adoption from the Cross-Country Historical Adoption of Technology (CHAT) data set, described in Comin and Hobijn (2009a). These data cover major technologies related to transportation, communicat ...
2013/2014 (1) - Lietuvos laisvosios rinkos institutas
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... kliūčių kyla dėl įstatymų....................................9 ...
NBER WORKING PAPER SERIES Eric A. Hanushek Ludger Woessmann
... growth among rich countries, we show that neither set of institutions helps us understand differences in long-run growth rates within the group of OECD countries. In part, this analysis also enters into the debates about the relative importance of institutions and human capital as stressed by Glaese ...
... growth among rich countries, we show that neither set of institutions helps us understand differences in long-run growth rates within the group of OECD countries. In part, this analysis also enters into the debates about the relative importance of institutions and human capital as stressed by Glaese ...
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... in 2033. The decline will be largely driven by the aging population of North America. The Calgary labour market has currently reached nearly full employment (with the unemployment rate at 3.5 percent) and, according to some estimates, is likely to become even tighter (2.9 percent) over the next deca ...
... in 2033. The decline will be largely driven by the aging population of North America. The Calgary labour market has currently reached nearly full employment (with the unemployment rate at 3.5 percent) and, according to some estimates, is likely to become even tighter (2.9 percent) over the next deca ...
Economic analysis of sustainability.
... Twenty years ago the notion of ‘sustainable development’ was introduced into the political agenda by the World Commission on Environment and Development through its report (WCED, 1987), also called the Brundtland Report. The Report does not give a precise definition of ‘sustainable development’. Th ...
... Twenty years ago the notion of ‘sustainable development’ was introduced into the political agenda by the World Commission on Environment and Development through its report (WCED, 1987), also called the Brundtland Report. The Report does not give a precise definition of ‘sustainable development’. Th ...
WORD - UNCTAD Virtual Institute
... Fortunato of UNCTAD’s Division on Globalization and Development Strategies. Contributions were also provided by Milford Bateman of Saint Mary’s University (Canada), Codrina Rada of the University of Utah (United States) and Kasper Vrolijk of the School of Oriental and African Studies, University of ...
... Fortunato of UNCTAD’s Division on Globalization and Development Strategies. Contributions were also provided by Milford Bateman of Saint Mary’s University (Canada), Codrina Rada of the University of Utah (United States) and Kasper Vrolijk of the School of Oriental and African Studies, University of ...
The Natural Resource Curse and Fiscal Decentralization
... on the notion that local governments, especially if poorer and in distant regions, can be less e¢cient at providing public goods and fall more easily prey of corruption (e.g., see Rodriquez-Pose and Ezcurra 2011).1 If this is the case, resource windfalls will incentivize rent-seeking behavior of loc ...
... on the notion that local governments, especially if poorer and in distant regions, can be less e¢cient at providing public goods and fall more easily prey of corruption (e.g., see Rodriquez-Pose and Ezcurra 2011).1 If this is the case, resource windfalls will incentivize rent-seeking behavior of loc ...
Tourism and Economic Growth: Comparing Malaysia and Singapore
... (Balaguer and Cantavella-J, 2002). Many studies inferred that multiplier effect vary upon the nature and size of local economy: the more developed the local economy, the higher the multiplier values (Liu and Liu, 2008). Also, tourism expands job opportunities through direct employment, indirect plac ...
... (Balaguer and Cantavella-J, 2002). Many studies inferred that multiplier effect vary upon the nature and size of local economy: the more developed the local economy, the higher the multiplier values (Liu and Liu, 2008). Also, tourism expands job opportunities through direct employment, indirect plac ...
Hacettepe Üniversitesi
... in this society, ali "economic" behavior is conducted on the basis of the fear of starvation and the hope of profıt, and ali other motives, which are usually considered to be the typical motives affecting everyday lives of human beings, such as honor, pride, solidarity, moral duties and obligations, ...
... in this society, ali "economic" behavior is conducted on the basis of the fear of starvation and the hope of profıt, and ali other motives, which are usually considered to be the typical motives affecting everyday lives of human beings, such as honor, pride, solidarity, moral duties and obligations, ...