Empirical Research on Technology Innovation Promoting Chinese Export Growth
... production value as human resources input variable, the ratio new added fixed assets occupies regional gross production value as capital input variable, working staff ratio as labor variable. We select these variables to make regression analysis with export variable. 2.2 research subjects and data e ...
... production value as human resources input variable, the ratio new added fixed assets occupies regional gross production value as capital input variable, working staff ratio as labor variable. We select these variables to make regression analysis with export variable. 2.2 research subjects and data e ...
Intermediate Goods and Weak Links: A Theory of Economic
... Because of complementarity, high productivity in a firm requires a high level of performance along a large number of dimensions. Textile producers require raw materials, knitting machines, a healthy and trained labor force, knowledge of how to produce, security, business licenses, transportation net ...
... Because of complementarity, high productivity in a firm requires a high level of performance along a large number of dimensions. Textile producers require raw materials, knitting machines, a healthy and trained labor force, knowledge of how to produce, security, business licenses, transportation net ...
Vaccine-Preventable Disease Control in the Western Pacific Region
... Balancing opportunities re new vaccines with achieving and sustaining necessary coverage with existing vaccines – Reduced donor support for immunisation in some countries, adding to difficulty of maintaining national focus and building on past success ...
... Balancing opportunities re new vaccines with achieving and sustaining necessary coverage with existing vaccines – Reduced donor support for immunisation in some countries, adding to difficulty of maintaining national focus and building on past success ...
The Impact of the Growth Rate of the Gross Domestic Product (GDP
... gaps are squared. In the example above of two countries with the same headcount and poverty gap indices, the Foster-Greer-Thorbecke index will be higher for the second country with the group of desperately poor. The drawback to this method is that it is less straightforward to interpret. It is essen ...
... gaps are squared. In the example above of two countries with the same headcount and poverty gap indices, the Foster-Greer-Thorbecke index will be higher for the second country with the group of desperately poor. The drawback to this method is that it is less straightforward to interpret. It is essen ...
Perspectives on OECD Economic Integration: Implications for U.S. Current Account Adjustment
... government deficits are low. At the same time, many would argue that increasing integration of global asset and goods markets makes the financing of large current account deficits far less problematic today than it was just fifteen years ago. Therefore, current account deficits should be less of a c ...
... government deficits are low. At the same time, many would argue that increasing integration of global asset and goods markets makes the financing of large current account deficits far less problematic today than it was just fifteen years ago. Therefore, current account deficits should be less of a c ...
Ministerial Understanding on ASEAN Cooperation in Minerals
... cooperation programmes, projects and activities; Fostering cooperation with ASEAN dialogue partner countries and relevant international and regional organisations in the promotion of scientific and technological research and development in mineral resources development and geosciences, as well as co ...
... cooperation programmes, projects and activities; Fostering cooperation with ASEAN dialogue partner countries and relevant international and regional organisations in the promotion of scientific and technological research and development in mineral resources development and geosciences, as well as co ...
The Puzzle of the Missing Greek Exports
... Greece's export performance is dramatically lagging behind. This notorious export weakness predates the current crisis as Greece has long been the European Union (EU) member state with the lowest export share in GDP. And it has been exacerbated during the crisis, with Greek export performance deteri ...
... Greece's export performance is dramatically lagging behind. This notorious export weakness predates the current crisis as Greece has long been the European Union (EU) member state with the lowest export share in GDP. And it has been exacerbated during the crisis, with Greek export performance deteri ...
How Successful Has Inflation Targeting Been?
... adoption; we then allow the system to run forward five years from the time of target adoption, plugging in the model’s forecast values as lagged values.1 This exercise is meant to give a quantitative impression of whether the interaction between inflation and short-term interest rates exhibits a pat ...
... adoption; we then allow the system to run forward five years from the time of target adoption, plugging in the model’s forecast values as lagged values.1 This exercise is meant to give a quantitative impression of whether the interaction between inflation and short-term interest rates exhibits a pat ...
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... date been very little work on models with endogenous policy. As this work is still very much in its formative stages, I focus in some depth on three different approaches to modeling endogenous management regimes, and suggest some directions for future work in this area. Trade and Pollution A central ...
... date been very little work on models with endogenous policy. As this work is still very much in its formative stages, I focus in some depth on three different approaches to modeling endogenous management regimes, and suggest some directions for future work in this area. Trade and Pollution A central ...
International Economics, 8e (Krugman)
... 9) Why are increasing returns to scale and fixed costs important in models of international trade and monopolistic competition? Answer: There are many answers. Three of these are (a) Increasing returns to scale, and high fixed costs may be inconsistent with perfect competition. In such a case, the i ...
... 9) Why are increasing returns to scale and fixed costs important in models of international trade and monopolistic competition? Answer: There are many answers. Three of these are (a) Increasing returns to scale, and high fixed costs may be inconsistent with perfect competition. In such a case, the i ...
Lecture note 1
... Farmer Kim in the market generates benefits for one of the original traders and losses for the other. We can characterize the winners and losers more generally by noting that each farmer has two roles in the market. Each is a seller of one product and a buyer of another. Farmer Smith is a seller of ...
... Farmer Kim in the market generates benefits for one of the original traders and losses for the other. We can characterize the winners and losers more generally by noting that each farmer has two roles in the market. Each is a seller of one product and a buyer of another. Farmer Smith is a seller of ...
www.ssoar.info The role of the river Rhine in the formation of spatial
... periods of increased activity in the formation of spatial structural communications of the states mentioned. The author applies the historical-descriptive approach and cartographical-geographical modelling to identify the main stages of this process. The author arrives at the following conclusions. ...
... periods of increased activity in the formation of spatial structural communications of the states mentioned. The author applies the historical-descriptive approach and cartographical-geographical modelling to identify the main stages of this process. The author arrives at the following conclusions. ...
HO3e_Ch08 - University of San Diego Home Pages
... Explain how countries gain from international trade. ...
... Explain how countries gain from international trade. ...
Gender Equality as Smart Economics
... reduction MDG and the gender equality MDG—the global community must renew its attention to women’s economic empowerment and increase investments in women. 6 Gains in women’s economic opportunities lag behind those in women’s capabilities. This is inefficient, since increased women’s labor force part ...
... reduction MDG and the gender equality MDG—the global community must renew its attention to women’s economic empowerment and increase investments in women. 6 Gains in women’s economic opportunities lag behind those in women’s capabilities. This is inefficient, since increased women’s labor force part ...
Economic Transformation in Theory and Practice
... including those that are not mineral-rich, the growth rates were even higher. Countries such as Ethiopia, Ghana, Malawi, Mozambique, Nigeria, Rwanda and Tanzania all experienced average annual growth of 5 to 9 percent from 2000 through 2007. While Nigeria has benefited from the recent oil boom, the ...
... including those that are not mineral-rich, the growth rates were even higher. Countries such as Ethiopia, Ghana, Malawi, Mozambique, Nigeria, Rwanda and Tanzania all experienced average annual growth of 5 to 9 percent from 2000 through 2007. While Nigeria has benefited from the recent oil boom, the ...
International Trade
... surplus of exports over imports), it would enjoy payments received from the rest of the world in the form of gold and silver. The more precious metals a nation had, the richer and more powerful it was. To promote a favorable trade balance, the mercantilists advocated government regulation of trade. ...
... surplus of exports over imports), it would enjoy payments received from the rest of the world in the form of gold and silver. The more precious metals a nation had, the richer and more powerful it was. To promote a favorable trade balance, the mercantilists advocated government regulation of trade. ...
the diffusion of capital account liberalization
... regional and income networks.Quinn and Toyoda (2005) demonstrate the negative impact of the spread of anti-capitalist sentiment on financial liberalization. While recent diffusion studies provide some leverage into explaining the cross-variation in financial openness, there are some theoretical conc ...
... regional and income networks.Quinn and Toyoda (2005) demonstrate the negative impact of the spread of anti-capitalist sentiment on financial liberalization. While recent diffusion studies provide some leverage into explaining the cross-variation in financial openness, there are some theoretical conc ...
foreign direct investment (FDI) (p. 194)
... governments in global business.1 Many early trade theories were created at a time when most production factors (such as labor, financial capital, capital equipment, and land or natural resources) either could not be moved or could not be moved easily across national borders. But today, all of the ab ...
... governments in global business.1 Many early trade theories were created at a time when most production factors (such as labor, financial capital, capital equipment, and land or natural resources) either could not be moved or could not be moved easily across national borders. But today, all of the ab ...
The impact of low-cost economies on UK import
... opportunities. Many macroeconomic models suggest that such changes should put downward pressure on the prices of tradable goods and services. However, there are several channels through which these changes in the global economy could affect prices in the United Kingdom. ...
... opportunities. Many macroeconomic models suggest that such changes should put downward pressure on the prices of tradable goods and services. However, there are several channels through which these changes in the global economy could affect prices in the United Kingdom. ...
Terms of Trade - uwcmaastricht-econ
... growth and increased supply have caused prices to decrease even further. 3. Protection of agriculture in DCs. In order to protect farmers’ income, governments in DCs: – impose tariff and other trade barriers on imports of agricultural commodities, which restricts world D for protected agricultural ...
... growth and increased supply have caused prices to decrease even further. 3. Protection of agriculture in DCs. In order to protect farmers’ income, governments in DCs: – impose tariff and other trade barriers on imports of agricultural commodities, which restricts world D for protected agricultural ...
(Re)building developmental states: From theory to practice
... ‘good enough’ governance, which seeks to promote governance reforms in a more realistic way and focuses on improving governance in those areas that matter most for the overall development process. Section 4 reviews contrasting experiences with state-led development, in East Asia on the one hand and ...
... ‘good enough’ governance, which seeks to promote governance reforms in a more realistic way and focuses on improving governance in those areas that matter most for the overall development process. Section 4 reviews contrasting experiences with state-led development, in East Asia on the one hand and ...
Why the rich may be indifferent to income growth of their own
... It is often said that in very unequal societies the rich compose a group apart. Not only are their social mores and consumption patterns different, but their fortunes seem dissociated with those of the middle class or the poor. More recently, there has been an argument that the rich (the top 1%) fr ...
... It is often said that in very unequal societies the rich compose a group apart. Not only are their social mores and consumption patterns different, but their fortunes seem dissociated with those of the middle class or the poor. More recently, there has been an argument that the rich (the top 1%) fr ...
Textile Trade Policy - The National Cotton Council
... On April 1, 2007, the final day for Congressional notification under Trade Promotion Authority (TPA), the United States concluded a Free Trade Agreement with South Korea. This agreement was signed on June 30, 2007, the last day it could be signed and still be considered under TPA which expired on th ...
... On April 1, 2007, the final day for Congressional notification under Trade Promotion Authority (TPA), the United States concluded a Free Trade Agreement with South Korea. This agreement was signed on June 30, 2007, the last day it could be signed and still be considered under TPA which expired on th ...
2000 SDS Objectives
... 3. A glimpse at the A5 countries 4. Accession: Statistical reviews and integration 5. Review Process: Trade in Goods and Services 6. Benefits to accession countries and to the OECD ...
... 3. A glimpse at the A5 countries 4. Accession: Statistical reviews and integration 5. Review Process: Trade in Goods and Services 6. Benefits to accession countries and to the OECD ...