logistic capital management theories and theoretical aspects of
... question (Blanchard, 2007). Economic growth cycles demonstrate the complex image of the processes happening in economic dynamics in reality. In the theory of economy mainly the variations in industrial economic activity are studied in accordance with C. Juglar (1860) cycles, cycles caused by interes ...
... question (Blanchard, 2007). Economic growth cycles demonstrate the complex image of the processes happening in economic dynamics in reality. In the theory of economy mainly the variations in industrial economic activity are studied in accordance with C. Juglar (1860) cycles, cycles caused by interes ...
What Economic Structure for Socialism?
... class will inevitably press for the right to own productive property, which would enable them to rapidly multiply their wealth and also make it more secure. They will have the financial means to persuade government officials to support their aims. The contradiction between a small class of increasin ...
... class will inevitably press for the right to own productive property, which would enable them to rapidly multiply their wealth and also make it more secure. They will have the financial means to persuade government officials to support their aims. The contradiction between a small class of increasin ...
capitalism - worldhistorynulty
... of wealthy individuals. Supporters counter that a properly functioning capitalist system actually prevents exploitation and that in fact, government regulation of labor is what causes problems; it prevents individuals from living for their own sake. There should be no worker exploitation in a purely ...
... of wealthy individuals. Supporters counter that a properly functioning capitalist system actually prevents exploitation and that in fact, government regulation of labor is what causes problems; it prevents individuals from living for their own sake. There should be no worker exploitation in a purely ...
the effect of globalisation on the development of
... Researchers and policy makers are rediscovering as we move from the decades of adjustment to a new period of reform and growth, the two most important principles of development; one being that during the early phases of development when an economy is no more than a collection of fragmented markets a ...
... Researchers and policy makers are rediscovering as we move from the decades of adjustment to a new period of reform and growth, the two most important principles of development; one being that during the early phases of development when an economy is no more than a collection of fragmented markets a ...
Aalborg Universitet Capitalist Development in Contemporary Southeast Asia Juego, Bonn Bryan T.
... Elite Interests The concept of ‘elite interests’ refers to the dominant social forces who mediate, or who are implicated in, the process of neoliberal reproduction. It comprises two terminologies—elites and interests—that need to be identified and specified. Who are the elites, and what are their in ...
... Elite Interests The concept of ‘elite interests’ refers to the dominant social forces who mediate, or who are implicated in, the process of neoliberal reproduction. It comprises two terminologies—elites and interests—that need to be identified and specified. Who are the elites, and what are their in ...
Chapter 1: PARADIGMS OF EXPLANATION
... more likely to reduce than to increase efficiency, were more likely to block rather than encourage innovation, and were more likely to prioritize wealth distribution than wealth creation. ‘The hard core of the argument [was] that various interest groups develop modes of collective action to further ...
... more likely to reduce than to increase efficiency, were more likely to block rather than encourage innovation, and were more likely to prioritize wealth distribution than wealth creation. ‘The hard core of the argument [was] that various interest groups develop modes of collective action to further ...
Macroeconomics - University of Oxford
... • Factor Accumulation (q.v. Ramsey on saving) • Over time, with sensible property rights, people accumulate capital assets (physical, human and environmental), even though factors are typically subject to diminishing returns; ...
... • Factor Accumulation (q.v. Ramsey on saving) • Over time, with sensible property rights, people accumulate capital assets (physical, human and environmental), even though factors are typically subject to diminishing returns; ...
Has Burczak Shown How Socialism Can Survive Hayek?
... In any case, while Marx may have supported worker management, and possibly even some sort of markets over planning under certain circumstances, the evidence is strong that he preferred state ownership to cooperatives, and did not view the latter as fully socialist. This leaves some space between Ma ...
... In any case, while Marx may have supported worker management, and possibly even some sort of markets over planning under certain circumstances, the evidence is strong that he preferred state ownership to cooperatives, and did not view the latter as fully socialist. This leaves some space between Ma ...
Toward a Theory of Long Waves
... machines and infrastructure must also be supported . These demands create a need for resources, and if the country does not have the needed resources domestically it wil l tend to seek them internationally . The propensity to extend activity beyond a country's own borders to help mee t demands is ca ...
... machines and infrastructure must also be supported . These demands create a need for resources, and if the country does not have the needed resources domestically it wil l tend to seek them internationally . The propensity to extend activity beyond a country's own borders to help mee t demands is ca ...
Econ4950 Lecture Note 2 26 Jan. 2011
... between income and consumption endorsing laissez-faire as the sole condition permitting the emergence of the ‘proportionate price’, a price at which each gained from participating in exchange and in which each party to the exchange adhered to his budget constraint. He argued that both good and bad ...
... between income and consumption endorsing laissez-faire as the sole condition permitting the emergence of the ‘proportionate price’, a price at which each gained from participating in exchange and in which each party to the exchange adhered to his budget constraint. He argued that both good and bad ...
economic reforms and human capital development
... or even negative, effect of female education on the growth of output. With respect to the latter, they follow Barro (1999) in suggesting that the insignificant effect of female education may be a result of gender discrimination in some countries’ labour markets. The argument is that females receive ...
... or even negative, effect of female education on the growth of output. With respect to the latter, they follow Barro (1999) in suggesting that the insignificant effect of female education may be a result of gender discrimination in some countries’ labour markets. The argument is that females receive ...
ПЛАН РАБОТЫ
... is a Member of Parliament ( MP ), usually the leader of the political party with a majority in the House of Commons. The chief officer of the House of Commons is the Speaker. The House at the beginning of each Parliament elects him. His chief function is to preside over the House in its debate. When ...
... is a Member of Parliament ( MP ), usually the leader of the political party with a majority in the House of Commons. The chief officer of the House of Commons is the Speaker. The House at the beginning of each Parliament elects him. His chief function is to preside over the House in its debate. When ...
Marxist philosophy and organization studies
... freeing the individual from the shackles of ascribed status), while abolishing private property in the means of production and freeing society from the anarchy of marketcoordinated, profit-driven production. Critique of political economy Capitalism as a mode of production emerges from small-scale co ...
... freeing the individual from the shackles of ascribed status), while abolishing private property in the means of production and freeing society from the anarchy of marketcoordinated, profit-driven production. Critique of political economy Capitalism as a mode of production emerges from small-scale co ...
NBER WORKING PAPER SERIES John A. List Haiwen Zhou
... The model highlights the important role played by capital accumulation in the growth process. An important feature of modern production technologies is the largescale usage of capital goods. Maddison (1982, p54) demonstrates the close relationship between economic performance and capital over the l ...
... The model highlights the important role played by capital accumulation in the growth process. An important feature of modern production technologies is the largescale usage of capital goods. Maddison (1982, p54) demonstrates the close relationship between economic performance and capital over the l ...
How to value socio-economic impacts?
... Influence on mobility Interaction between social capital and human capital Capacity building through training and learning effects ...
... Influence on mobility Interaction between social capital and human capital Capacity building through training and learning effects ...
Economic Growth: Types and Factors
... factors of production. Accordingly, there are capital, labor and resource subtypes of extensive economic growth. When there is a qualitative improvement in the factors of production, such as use of ultra-precise modern equipment in goods production, cost-effective non-waste technologies and more ski ...
... factors of production. Accordingly, there are capital, labor and resource subtypes of extensive economic growth. When there is a qualitative improvement in the factors of production, such as use of ultra-precise modern equipment in goods production, cost-effective non-waste technologies and more ski ...
Duncan Foley Socialist alternatives to capitalism II: Vienna to Santa Fe
... although they are not designed to achieve optimal performance, they often do perform surprisingly well. Ant-hills, for example, are remarkably efficient in locating and exploiting food sources. Bottom-up self-organized systems also exhibit a high degree of adaptability to new situations. Optimal co ...
... although they are not designed to achieve optimal performance, they often do perform surprisingly well. Ant-hills, for example, are remarkably efficient in locating and exploiting food sources. Bottom-up self-organized systems also exhibit a high degree of adaptability to new situations. Optimal co ...
The political economy of the transition to sustainability
... seek to complement – Sraffa’s pure theory, the contributions of heterodox economics (including the Cambridge Keynesian tradition) and Sen’s own institutional analysis of the political economy of the transition to sustainability. The problematic dogmas of neoclassical economics (Pressman 2005) are hi ...
... seek to complement – Sraffa’s pure theory, the contributions of heterodox economics (including the Cambridge Keynesian tradition) and Sen’s own institutional analysis of the political economy of the transition to sustainability. The problematic dogmas of neoclassical economics (Pressman 2005) are hi ...
Socialism, growth and theory
... a mixed-economy or in a welfare state) as long as its primary concern is welfare maximization in the long-run (which can be simply modelled as a maximization of the discounted sum of present and future consumption), the final outcome should, at least theoretically, not be different than from a socie ...
... a mixed-economy or in a welfare state) as long as its primary concern is welfare maximization in the long-run (which can be simply modelled as a maximization of the discounted sum of present and future consumption), the final outcome should, at least theoretically, not be different than from a socie ...
One very obvious thing distinguishes Marx from most of his
... writings, Marx writes of the ways in which economists, whose purpose is to explain price, profit, rent, wages, etc. end up mystifying, and rendering invisible, the historical genesis of capital and capitalist society itself. So a specific mode of material production and social organization is render ...
... writings, Marx writes of the ways in which economists, whose purpose is to explain price, profit, rent, wages, etc. end up mystifying, and rendering invisible, the historical genesis of capital and capitalist society itself. So a specific mode of material production and social organization is render ...
The Two Postwar Eras and the Conditions for Stability in Twentieth
... A careful distinction is necessary here. After 1945, plans to supersede capitalism yielded to efforts to reinvigorate economic liberalism. Yet liberal party organizations continued the long-term decline that had originated even before World War I. This attrition hurt both right- and left-wing varian ...
... A careful distinction is necessary here. After 1945, plans to supersede capitalism yielded to efforts to reinvigorate economic liberalism. Yet liberal party organizations continued the long-term decline that had originated even before World War I. This attrition hurt both right- and left-wing varian ...
The Two Postwar Eras and the Conditions for Stability
... A careful distinction is necessary here. After 1945, plans to supersede capitalism yielded to efforts to reinvigorate economic liberalism. Yet liberal party organizations continued the long-term decline that had originated even before World War I. This attrition hurt both right- and left-wing varian ...
... A careful distinction is necessary here. After 1945, plans to supersede capitalism yielded to efforts to reinvigorate economic liberalism. Yet liberal party organizations continued the long-term decline that had originated even before World War I. This attrition hurt both right- and left-wing varian ...
Principles of Economics, Case and Fair,9e
... Issues in Economic Development Population Growth The populations of the developing nations are estimated to be growing at about 1.7 percent per year. Concern over world population growth is not new. The Reverend Thomas Malthus (who became England’s first professor of political economy) expressed his ...
... Issues in Economic Development Population Growth The populations of the developing nations are estimated to be growing at about 1.7 percent per year. Concern over world population growth is not new. The Reverend Thomas Malthus (who became England’s first professor of political economy) expressed his ...
Externalities of Investment, Education and Economic Growth Alfred
... perspective in which new investment and education raises the stock of knowledge but, at the same time, makes a part of the existing knowledge obsolete. ϕ(u) represents the contribution of one unit of investment to the formation of the stock of knowledge capital and is assumed to be a positive funct ...
... perspective in which new investment and education raises the stock of knowledge but, at the same time, makes a part of the existing knowledge obsolete. ϕ(u) represents the contribution of one unit of investment to the formation of the stock of knowledge capital and is assumed to be a positive funct ...
Christian Church: A Catalyst for Economic
... real income of a country, accompanied by fundamental changes in the structure of the economy and an overall sustained improvement in the material well-being of the people. They maintained that economic development occurs if the rate of growth of real per capital income in the country is higher than ...
... real income of a country, accompanied by fundamental changes in the structure of the economy and an overall sustained improvement in the material well-being of the people. They maintained that economic development occurs if the rate of growth of real per capital income in the country is higher than ...