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... We reaffirm [, as a matter of urgency, -G77, New Zealand] our determination [to ensure the environmental sustainability of our planet and –Kazakhstan] to free humanity from hunger [and want- Canada delete] [and to conserve, protect and restore the Earth’s ecosystem – Switzerland; G77, Japan, Austral ...
... We reaffirm [, as a matter of urgency, -G77, New Zealand] our determination [to ensure the environmental sustainability of our planet and –Kazakhstan] to free humanity from hunger [and want- Canada delete] [and to conserve, protect and restore the Earth’s ecosystem – Switzerland; G77, Japan, Austral ...
NAMAs and INDCs Nov 2015 Interactions and opportunities
... - Potential sustainable development benefits have been and remain a key driver for countries to engage in the development of NAMAs and INDCs. - A thorough understanding and appreciation of the impacts can ensure the project or programme is designed in a way that maximises potential synergies with ...
... - Potential sustainable development benefits have been and remain a key driver for countries to engage in the development of NAMAs and INDCs. - A thorough understanding and appreciation of the impacts can ensure the project or programme is designed in a way that maximises potential synergies with ...
2004 Report on Foreign Policy
... Each chapter of this report describes a particular category of foreign policy controls and delineates modifications that have taken place over the past year. Although this report covers the 2003 calendar year, most of the statistical data presented in the report are based on fiscal year 2003 export ...
... Each chapter of this report describes a particular category of foreign policy controls and delineates modifications that have taken place over the past year. Although this report covers the 2003 calendar year, most of the statistical data presented in the report are based on fiscal year 2003 export ...
International Risk Sharing in the EMU
... of the common currency on risk sharing across euro area countries, our third step is to decompose risk sharing into different channels. In particular, our final goal is to assess which of these channels have changed after the adoption of the euro as opposed to the counterfactual scenario in which e ...
... of the common currency on risk sharing across euro area countries, our third step is to decompose risk sharing into different channels. In particular, our final goal is to assess which of these channels have changed after the adoption of the euro as opposed to the counterfactual scenario in which e ...
1 How does the country location, social and cultural background
... We include four variables to measure home bias. The shared membership to an economic or political union (EconOrgD) is a dummy variable (constructed by the authors) that takes the value of one if both countries in the bilateral country pair are members of either one of the following international org ...
... We include four variables to measure home bias. The shared membership to an economic or political union (EconOrgD) is a dummy variable (constructed by the authors) that takes the value of one if both countries in the bilateral country pair are members of either one of the following international org ...
Judging Japan`s FDI: The verdict from a dartboard model
... units, whose international distribution corresponds to areas on a dartboard. After compiling a data set covering 181 countries from 1980–2002, we use the dartboard model to construct benchmark predictions for FDI. This allows us to assess how well actual FDI patterns conform to the model and examine ...
... units, whose international distribution corresponds to areas on a dartboard. After compiling a data set covering 181 countries from 1980–2002, we use the dartboard model to construct benchmark predictions for FDI. This allows us to assess how well actual FDI patterns conform to the model and examine ...
Economie Mediterranee
... countries EU, CEECs, MED10 to get a very preliminary test for a possible divergence from this pattern. If the corresponding coefficients are significant and negative, we interpret this as evidence that the group has received less FDI than other countries after controlling for all the other factors. ...
... countries EU, CEECs, MED10 to get a very preliminary test for a possible divergence from this pattern. If the corresponding coefficients are significant and negative, we interpret this as evidence that the group has received less FDI than other countries after controlling for all the other factors. ...
Integrating Developing Countries into the Global Public
... place to ensure that best value for money is obtained. Indeed many countries over the world, have prescribed procedures that the procuring entities have to follow. While recognising the importance of a clear procurement process, guided by public tendering, publication of winning bidder and mechanism ...
... place to ensure that best value for money is obtained. Indeed many countries over the world, have prescribed procedures that the procuring entities have to follow. While recognising the importance of a clear procurement process, guided by public tendering, publication of winning bidder and mechanism ...
FDI in the post-EU accession Baltic Sea Region: A global or a
... (BSR). However, the integration process had been under way long before the Baltic states and Poland became full EU members, and the integration of these countries into the European common market has recently been impeded by the global recession, where the Latvian experience embodies the vulnerabilit ...
... (BSR). However, the integration process had been under way long before the Baltic states and Poland became full EU members, and the integration of these countries into the European common market has recently been impeded by the global recession, where the Latvian experience embodies the vulnerabilit ...
Essays on Globalization –
... although some agreements with the EU do yield some benefit. Trade facilitation and aid-for-trade programs on the other hand have the potential for larger benefits, but these need to be planned carefully. The case study for the aid-fortrade programs is focussed on the sugar sector. The second essay e ...
... although some agreements with the EU do yield some benefit. Trade facilitation and aid-for-trade programs on the other hand have the potential for larger benefits, but these need to be planned carefully. The case study for the aid-fortrade programs is focussed on the sugar sector. The second essay e ...
PDF - La Follette School of Public Affairs
... approach may not have been able to properly assess the impact of the income similarity on bilateral trade, and this was why their results were puzzling. He thus presented a modified equation explaining the relationship between the volume of trade and GDP similarity between countries, and estimated i ...
... approach may not have been able to properly assess the impact of the income similarity on bilateral trade, and this was why their results were puzzling. He thus presented a modified equation explaining the relationship between the volume of trade and GDP similarity between countries, and estimated i ...
Is Zimbabwe More Productive Than the United States? Some
... It is also the case that several countries stand out as outliers or extreme cases in different studies that compare productivity levels across countries. For example, Puerto Rico stands out as the most productive country in 1998 in Hall and Jones (1999), in which Hall and Jones (1999) use the PWT 5. ...
... It is also the case that several countries stand out as outliers or extreme cases in different studies that compare productivity levels across countries. For example, Puerto Rico stands out as the most productive country in 1998 in Hall and Jones (1999), in which Hall and Jones (1999) use the PWT 5. ...
PUBLIC PROCUREMENT IN THE CARIBBEAN
... “green” government procurement in developing countries due to very limited resources in developing and the potentially greater impact of “green” procurement in developing countries than in developed countries. This paper is really a case study on China that traces the development of the green govern ...
... “green” government procurement in developing countries due to very limited resources in developing and the potentially greater impact of “green” procurement in developing countries than in developed countries. This paper is really a case study on China that traces the development of the green govern ...
Estimating Real Production and Expenditures Across Nations: A
... In section 3 we show how PPP can be computed using the Geary (1958)-Khamis (1970,1972) (GK) system, and how it is built up from separate PPP’s for final expenditures, exports and imports. It should be emphasized that by working at the level of entire economies, rather than sectors, some of the diffi ...
... In section 3 we show how PPP can be computed using the Geary (1958)-Khamis (1970,1972) (GK) system, and how it is built up from separate PPP’s for final expenditures, exports and imports. It should be emphasized that by working at the level of entire economies, rather than sectors, some of the diffi ...
Estimating Real Production and Expenditures Across Nations
... In section 3 we show how PPP can be computed using the Geary (1958)-Khamis (1970,1972) (GK) system, and how it is built up from separate PPP’s for final expenditures, exports and imports. It should be emphasized that by working at the level of entire economies, rather than sectors, some of the diffi ...
... In section 3 we show how PPP can be computed using the Geary (1958)-Khamis (1970,1972) (GK) system, and how it is built up from separate PPP’s for final expenditures, exports and imports. It should be emphasized that by working at the level of entire economies, rather than sectors, some of the diffi ...
LECTURE 10
... •Today, the World Trade Organization is changing this by trying to establish a universal set of rules designed to promote the liberalization of FDI ...
... •Today, the World Trade Organization is changing this by trying to establish a universal set of rules designed to promote the liberalization of FDI ...
Understanding Technology Diffusion: The Role of International
... migration has the potential to enhance technology diffusion at home. For instance, migrants send back remittances that can either be invested or consumed. Currently, remittances represent the second-largest flow of capital across the world, and account for almost a third of all international capita ...
... migration has the potential to enhance technology diffusion at home. For instance, migrants send back remittances that can either be invested or consumed. Currently, remittances represent the second-largest flow of capital across the world, and account for almost a third of all international capita ...
Export Differentiation in Transition Economies
... goods, while it is the smallest for differentiated products, both at the start of the period under study and its end. This finding is not all too surprising given that most goods are classified as differentiated (some 60% of all product codes), while the homogeneous group of products is composed of the ...
... goods, while it is the smallest for differentiated products, both at the start of the period under study and its end. This finding is not all too surprising given that most goods are classified as differentiated (some 60% of all product codes), while the homogeneous group of products is composed of the ...
The Next Generation of the Penn World Table
... survey that collects prices for traded goods of comparable quality across countries, as the ICP does for consumption and investment products. Instead, we are forced to start with the unit values of traded goods. A recent body of research in international trade shows how to correct these unit values ...
... survey that collects prices for traded goods of comparable quality across countries, as the ICP does for consumption and investment products. Instead, we are forced to start with the unit values of traded goods. A recent body of research in international trade shows how to correct these unit values ...
Human Geography By James Rubenstein
... MDCs are in stages 4 and 5. As a country concentrates on international trade, it benefits from exposure to consumers in other countries. Rostow’s model suggests that any country can become more developed. May 23, 2017 ...
... MDCs are in stages 4 and 5. As a country concentrates on international trade, it benefits from exposure to consumers in other countries. Rostow’s model suggests that any country can become more developed. May 23, 2017 ...
Human Geography By James Rubenstein
... international trade, it benefits from exposure to consumers in other countries. Rostow’s model suggests that any country can become more developed. May 23, 2017 ...
... international trade, it benefits from exposure to consumers in other countries. Rostow’s model suggests that any country can become more developed. May 23, 2017 ...
foreign direct investment (FDI) (p. 194)
... VW Law to help it avoid the wrath of European regulators, but it is unlikely to be resurrected. Volkswagen’s special treatment lies in its importance to the German economy and close ties between government and management in Germany. Volkswagen employs tens of thousands of people at home and symboliz ...
... VW Law to help it avoid the wrath of European regulators, but it is unlikely to be resurrected. Volkswagen’s special treatment lies in its importance to the German economy and close ties between government and management in Germany. Volkswagen employs tens of thousands of people at home and symboliz ...
NBER WORKING PAPER SERIES MARKET ACCESS, OPENNESS AND GROWTH John Romalis
... that market access may give rise to agglomeration benefits, leading to higher income levels (see for instance Paul Krugman and Anthony Venables (1995) for theory and Mary Amiti and Lisa Cameron (2004) for empirical confirmation). Empirical studies of the effect of trade on growth are usually either ...
... that market access may give rise to agglomeration benefits, leading to higher income levels (see for instance Paul Krugman and Anthony Venables (1995) for theory and Mary Amiti and Lisa Cameron (2004) for empirical confirmation). Empirical studies of the effect of trade on growth are usually either ...
Regionalism and the Multilateral Trading System
... Simulation model (with real trade data) where one region, ROW, does not get into a ‘trade war’= set tariff that maximizes your bloc’s income taking the other blocs tariffs as given. …only illustrative since tariffs are GATT-bound but still it is a proxy for what ‘insurance’ from being in a bloc migh ...
... Simulation model (with real trade data) where one region, ROW, does not get into a ‘trade war’= set tariff that maximizes your bloc’s income taking the other blocs tariffs as given. …only illustrative since tariffs are GATT-bound but still it is a proxy for what ‘insurance’ from being in a bloc migh ...
The Next Generation of the Penn World Table
... technologically developed countries have higher prices for nontraded goods: this is the Balassa (1964)-Samuelson (1964) or “Penn effect” (Samuelson, 1994). In this context, we argue that it is highly misleading to use a single good – even a traded good – as numeraire to measure “real” GDP. If the l ...
... technologically developed countries have higher prices for nontraded goods: this is the Balassa (1964)-Samuelson (1964) or “Penn effect” (Samuelson, 1994). In this context, we argue that it is highly misleading to use a single good – even a traded good – as numeraire to measure “real” GDP. If the l ...