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, ...
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... person(s) responsible for preparing this Report or a member of his/her household serve as an officer, director or advisory board member of any of the subject companies. No person(s) preparing this report or a member of his/her household have a financial interest in the subject companies of this Repo ...
... person(s) responsible for preparing this Report or a member of his/her household serve as an officer, director or advisory board member of any of the subject companies. No person(s) preparing this report or a member of his/her household have a financial interest in the subject companies of this Repo ...
1 - EcoMod
... of public spending and growth, there is still no agreement on which categories of spending promote growth. The introduction of advanced econometric techniques and new variables in the empirical specifications could not solve the problem. One possible explanation for the mixed results obtained in the ...
... of public spending and growth, there is still no agreement on which categories of spending promote growth. The introduction of advanced econometric techniques and new variables in the empirical specifications could not solve the problem. One possible explanation for the mixed results obtained in the ...
NBER WORKING PAPERS SERIES Aiwyn Young
... only a small subset will be produced at any given time). Furthermore, the bound on learning by doing in each of these goods will also be taken as exogenous. It is assumed that learning by doing exhibits spillovers across goods and that the knowledge so generated is in the public domain, i.e. is non ...
... only a small subset will be produced at any given time). Furthermore, the bound on learning by doing in each of these goods will also be taken as exogenous. It is assumed that learning by doing exhibits spillovers across goods and that the knowledge so generated is in the public domain, i.e. is non ...
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... effect of this reduction was the fall in profitability and competitiveness of firms, leading to decrease in private investments and reduction in GDP. In the agriculture and livestock sector, the effect was a smaller increase in productivity and production, with negative reflexes in the external comp ...
... effect of this reduction was the fall in profitability and competitiveness of firms, leading to decrease in private investments and reduction in GDP. In the agriculture and livestock sector, the effect was a smaller increase in productivity and production, with negative reflexes in the external comp ...
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... aggregate domestic and imported commodities in the same way as the commodity producers so that their demands for source-speci¢c commodities are functions of the demands for the relevant composites and of sourcespeci¢c commodity prices. The foreign sector is modelled in a way similar to the small cou ...
... aggregate domestic and imported commodities in the same way as the commodity producers so that their demands for source-speci¢c commodities are functions of the demands for the relevant composites and of sourcespeci¢c commodity prices. The foreign sector is modelled in a way similar to the small cou ...
Endogenous Technology Adoption and R&D as Sources of Business Cycle Persistence
... accounted for by existing theories. A large literature has suggested that demand shortfalls can account for slow growth following the financial crisis and Great Recession.1 The evidence for this channel is certainly compelling: the deleveraging process was likely an important cause of persistent red ...
... accounted for by existing theories. A large literature has suggested that demand shortfalls can account for slow growth following the financial crisis and Great Recession.1 The evidence for this channel is certainly compelling: the deleveraging process was likely an important cause of persistent red ...
D F A H
... Therefore, our empirical findings do not support the democratization effect of foreign aid nor the development effect. Because of these findings we propose and analyze other forms of helping poor countries. For example, the way in which aid is disbursed can also affect the effectiveness of aid. Mayb ...
... Therefore, our empirical findings do not support the democratization effect of foreign aid nor the development effect. Because of these findings we propose and analyze other forms of helping poor countries. For example, the way in which aid is disbursed can also affect the effectiveness of aid. Mayb ...
CONVERGENCE AND DIVERGENCE AMONG COUNTRIES Nasfi
... between countries. Thus, contrary to the generally accepted idea, the opening may increase the factors of regional divergence, in the sense that the elimination of tariff barriers between nations promotes the consolidation of economic activities in the rich countries which could strengthen the pheno ...
... between countries. Thus, contrary to the generally accepted idea, the opening may increase the factors of regional divergence, in the sense that the elimination of tariff barriers between nations promotes the consolidation of economic activities in the rich countries which could strengthen the pheno ...
The Impact of Resource Abundance and Resource Inequality on
... which grew quickly, there are also countries like Japan, which grew extremely quickly in the post-WWII period with few natural resources. There are also countries like Somalia, which is resource poor and has had little economic growth. Thus, the anecdotal evidence suggests that the relationship betw ...
... which grew quickly, there are also countries like Japan, which grew extremely quickly in the post-WWII period with few natural resources. There are also countries like Somalia, which is resource poor and has had little economic growth. Thus, the anecdotal evidence suggests that the relationship betw ...
What Have Two Decades of British Economic Reform
... expert analysts or surveys of managers. Some of the measures are produced by think tanks with conservative ideological bents, such as the Fraser Institute’s and Heritage Foundation’s “economic freedom” indexes. These indexes stress particular measures of economic freedom, including low taxes, that f ...
... expert analysts or surveys of managers. Some of the measures are produced by think tanks with conservative ideological bents, such as the Fraser Institute’s and Heritage Foundation’s “economic freedom” indexes. These indexes stress particular measures of economic freedom, including low taxes, that f ...
CHAPTER 16 INVESTMENT SPENDING Chapter Outline The Stock
... to this analysis, an investment project is profitable and should be undertaken if the net present discounted value (which is the flow of expected net returns from an investment project for each year discounted at the appropriate cost of capital) is positive. Since an investment decision has to be ma ...
... to this analysis, an investment project is profitable and should be undertaken if the net present discounted value (which is the flow of expected net returns from an investment project for each year discounted at the appropriate cost of capital) is positive. Since an investment decision has to be ma ...