Macroeconomic Impact of Capital Flows in Sub
... where a1 & a2 are both less than one. p = unit dollar value of exports, x = export volume, FDI = foreign direct investment, ODA = official development assistance, DbSr = debt service, and CpF = capital flight, all as shares of national income. ...
... where a1 & a2 are both less than one. p = unit dollar value of exports, x = export volume, FDI = foreign direct investment, ODA = official development assistance, DbSr = debt service, and CpF = capital flight, all as shares of national income. ...
Labor Flow Link - northwesterndebateinstitute2012
... investment. Thus Isard (1942) identifies a "transport-building cycle" of roughly twenty-five years duration. Each cycle seems to lead a boom in building activity. As mentioned previously, transit construction has often been tied to land speculation, so it is difficult to argue that transit investmen ...
... investment. Thus Isard (1942) identifies a "transport-building cycle" of roughly twenty-five years duration. Each cycle seems to lead a boom in building activity. As mentioned previously, transit construction has often been tied to land speculation, so it is difficult to argue that transit investmen ...
Agglomeration in Practice: The Malaysian Experience in Diversifying
... advantage among economies remains the key factor in differentiating trading activities. Technological differences are probably the ‘residual’ component that credibly explains the tendency of the US manufacturing activities to favour higher skilled labour. In contrast, developing countries which are ...
... advantage among economies remains the key factor in differentiating trading activities. Technological differences are probably the ‘residual’ component that credibly explains the tendency of the US manufacturing activities to favour higher skilled labour. In contrast, developing countries which are ...
Measuring Intangible Capital with Uncertainty
... McGrattan and Prescott (2000), Atkeson and Kehoe (2002) , and McGrattan and Prescott (2010) measure the value of intangible capital or technological capital2 in the neoclassical growth model without uncertainty by assuming the equality of return on dierent types of capital. Kapicka (2012) study the ...
... McGrattan and Prescott (2000), Atkeson and Kehoe (2002) , and McGrattan and Prescott (2010) measure the value of intangible capital or technological capital2 in the neoclassical growth model without uncertainty by assuming the equality of return on dierent types of capital. Kapicka (2012) study the ...
The Missing Food Problem: How Low Agricultural Imports Contribute
... the Food Problem. Existing literature focuses on domestic distortions within closed-economy frameworks to understand large agricultural productivity gaps, pointing to low imports by poor countries as support (see Figure 2). I depart from this approach and show limited food imports inhibits structura ...
... the Food Problem. Existing literature focuses on domestic distortions within closed-economy frameworks to understand large agricultural productivity gaps, pointing to low imports by poor countries as support (see Figure 2). I depart from this approach and show limited food imports inhibits structura ...
Firm Entry, Trade, and Welfare in Zipf`s World
... If entry is important – be it into production, or the export markets – it is becoming clear that one of the ways it matters is through the varieties available as intermediate inputs in production. Jones (2007, 2008) shows that the use of intermediate inputs creates a TFP multiplier that goes some wa ...
... If entry is important – be it into production, or the export markets – it is becoming clear that one of the ways it matters is through the varieties available as intermediate inputs in production. Jones (2007, 2008) shows that the use of intermediate inputs creates a TFP multiplier that goes some wa ...
O Pólo Industrial do Manaus como Estratégia de
... with the government takeover of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, the collapse of Lehman Brothers, the forced sale of Merrill Lynch to the Bank of America and the rescue of AIG. As credit markets worldwide were drying up, the US mortgage crisis was the catalyst that triggered the most serious world econom ...
... with the government takeover of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, the collapse of Lehman Brothers, the forced sale of Merrill Lynch to the Bank of America and the rescue of AIG. As credit markets worldwide were drying up, the US mortgage crisis was the catalyst that triggered the most serious world econom ...
