WP 1209 - Université de Namur
... growth is both affected and affects the endogenous emergence of political institutions. Our study contributes to two broad research questions. First, we enrich the literature investigating the links between political systems and economic performance. Early on, Alesina and Rodrik (1994) and Persson a ...
... growth is both affected and affects the endogenous emergence of political institutions. Our study contributes to two broad research questions. First, we enrich the literature investigating the links between political systems and economic performance. Early on, Alesina and Rodrik (1994) and Persson a ...
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... § Farmers to substitute wheat for the production of corn. § Farmers to raise the production of corn and wheat. § Farmers to lower the production of corn and wheat. ...
... § Farmers to substitute wheat for the production of corn. § Farmers to raise the production of corn and wheat. § Farmers to lower the production of corn and wheat. ...
india is a developing economy
... of India is that India is not in a position to utilise the science and technology to the maximum level. And also it is to be noted that science and technology did not reach the ordinary man but was mostly limited to rich classes. 39. INFRASTRUCTURE FACILITIES :- Economic development of any country ...
... of India is that India is not in a position to utilise the science and technology to the maximum level. And also it is to be noted that science and technology did not reach the ordinary man but was mostly limited to rich classes. 39. INFRASTRUCTURE FACILITIES :- Economic development of any country ...
Shadow Economy in Mediterranean Countries
... a very important loss in public revenues, misleading official indicators (growth, income distribution etc…), changes in individual incentives and factors remuneration etc. That is the reason why interest in shadow economy, both from an academic and a political point of view, has grown exponentially ...
... a very important loss in public revenues, misleading official indicators (growth, income distribution etc…), changes in individual incentives and factors remuneration etc. That is the reason why interest in shadow economy, both from an academic and a political point of view, has grown exponentially ...
KEI Book Cover - Korea Economic Institute
... uses approximately 60 percent of gross domestic product (GDP), as in recent years, the government still controls most of the national income. The principal sources of revenue for the budget are turnover taxes,3 profits from state enterprises, and user fees for working capital. From 1994 to 1998, Nor ...
... uses approximately 60 percent of gross domestic product (GDP), as in recent years, the government still controls most of the national income. The principal sources of revenue for the budget are turnover taxes,3 profits from state enterprises, and user fees for working capital. From 1994 to 1998, Nor ...
Why Indonesia Needs a More Innovative Industrial Policy
... and under-investment in key supply-side inputs”. Under regulatory policies they mention the rising cost of labour and other labour market rigidities. Between 1990 and 2008 unit labour costs in Indonesia indeed increased by 8 % per annum – more than the growth in labour productivity. This has been es ...
... and under-investment in key supply-side inputs”. Under regulatory policies they mention the rising cost of labour and other labour market rigidities. Between 1990 and 2008 unit labour costs in Indonesia indeed increased by 8 % per annum – more than the growth in labour productivity. This has been es ...
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... demographic developments, and the participation to international agreements that constrain the country’s monetary and fiscal policies (Alesina and Perotti, 1999). In Italy, all these factors underwent dramatic changes in the post-Maastricht years. As the following diagrams show, real output growth c ...
... demographic developments, and the participation to international agreements that constrain the country’s monetary and fiscal policies (Alesina and Perotti, 1999). In Italy, all these factors underwent dramatic changes in the post-Maastricht years. As the following diagrams show, real output growth c ...
conference agenda
... Economy Policies”, in its Thirty-Seventh Special Meeting held in September 2011. In the same meeting, Caribbean countries agreed that UNEP’s assistance and lead was required in developing a green economy initiative in close collaboration with the Caribbean Community Secretariat and its member states ...
... Economy Policies”, in its Thirty-Seventh Special Meeting held in September 2011. In the same meeting, Caribbean countries agreed that UNEP’s assistance and lead was required in developing a green economy initiative in close collaboration with the Caribbean Community Secretariat and its member states ...
UNIT TEST and STUDY GUIDE INTRODUCTION TO ECONOMICS
... 45.How are embargos different than tariffs and quotas ? 46. In which form of government is the role of the citizen the highest? 47. In which form of government will you find citizen participation limited to a select group of people? 48. What are the characteristics of an industrialized country? 49. ...
... 45.How are embargos different than tariffs and quotas ? 46. In which form of government is the role of the citizen the highest? 47. In which form of government will you find citizen participation limited to a select group of people? 48. What are the characteristics of an industrialized country? 49. ...
industrial development in myanmar: prospects and challenges
... difficulties are harsher than the foreign and JV firms. The list is long and arduous starting from simple things such as regular power, difficulty in getting orders, staff turnover to lack of raw materials. Though Myanmar labor rate is one of the lowest in the world when comparing it’s competi tive ...
... difficulties are harsher than the foreign and JV firms. The list is long and arduous starting from simple things such as regular power, difficulty in getting orders, staff turnover to lack of raw materials. Though Myanmar labor rate is one of the lowest in the world when comparing it’s competi tive ...
Professor Prabhat Patnaik Professor of Economics, Centre for
... the per capita foodgrains output declined in absolute terms. Obviously, unemployment must have worsened on this score. Likewise, even within the foodgrains sector there has been a certain decline in labour coefficient per unit output on account of mechanization. But over and above all these, there h ...
... the per capita foodgrains output declined in absolute terms. Obviously, unemployment must have worsened on this score. Likewise, even within the foodgrains sector there has been a certain decline in labour coefficient per unit output on account of mechanization. But over and above all these, there h ...
Building a secure high productivity economy
... following any previous downturn since the 1830s, in contrast to other industrialised nations which were able to return much more quickly to their pre-crisis position. This slow recovery has prevented the government from achieving its core objective of reducing the deficit: government tax receipts ha ...
... following any previous downturn since the 1830s, in contrast to other industrialised nations which were able to return much more quickly to their pre-crisis position. This slow recovery has prevented the government from achieving its core objective of reducing the deficit: government tax receipts ha ...
Abstract (100 to 250 words)
... The main drivers for natural resource boom could explain as follows. Firstly, Laos is poor country with generally unfavorable social indicators, per capita GDP in 2008 was $887 as compared with a regional average (East Asia and Pacific) of $3070. the national development goal of Lao government is to ...
... The main drivers for natural resource boom could explain as follows. Firstly, Laos is poor country with generally unfavorable social indicators, per capita GDP in 2008 was $887 as compared with a regional average (East Asia and Pacific) of $3070. the national development goal of Lao government is to ...
Four Goals for a Manufacturing Resurgence in America
... States now has the dubious distinction of having the highest corporate income tax rate among the nations in the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) after surpassing Japan in 2012. Around the world, countries are lowering corporate tax rates, often dramatically, and most of ...
... States now has the dubious distinction of having the highest corporate income tax rate among the nations in the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) after surpassing Japan in 2012. Around the world, countries are lowering corporate tax rates, often dramatically, and most of ...
Debt Targeting in a Small Open Economy
... However, it is still worthwhile to investigate the optimal simple fiscal policy in an open economy for two reasons. First, the discussion has been largely limited within a closed economy. The policy implication in a closed economy may or may not hold for small countries like Italy or New Zealand. Fo ...
... However, it is still worthwhile to investigate the optimal simple fiscal policy in an open economy for two reasons. First, the discussion has been largely limited within a closed economy. The policy implication in a closed economy may or may not hold for small countries like Italy or New Zealand. Fo ...
The MPC and the Multipliers
... multiple that relates Y to T is dependent on the MPC, which is simply “b” in the equation C = a + b(Y – T). We can actually calculate an expression in the form of Y = (some multiplier)T. ...
... multiple that relates Y to T is dependent on the MPC, which is simply “b” in the equation C = a + b(Y – T). We can actually calculate an expression in the form of Y = (some multiplier)T. ...
Chapter 26 - McGraw Hill Higher Education
... S + KI = I Savings plus net capital inflows equals investment in new capital goods savings can supplement domestic savings to create capital goods to support economic growth ...
... S + KI = I Savings plus net capital inflows equals investment in new capital goods savings can supplement domestic savings to create capital goods to support economic growth ...
Preliminary Economics
... framework in place to protect it. Imagine that it was possible for someone to take something from you, and there was no legal consequence for that person. This system would quickly break down. As a result, in a capitalist society our private property rights must be protected, because this will give ...
... framework in place to protect it. Imagine that it was possible for someone to take something from you, and there was no legal consequence for that person. This system would quickly break down. As a result, in a capitalist society our private property rights must be protected, because this will give ...
Chapter19_20_Fiscal Policy and Multiplier
... price level of P2. This causes the SRAS curve to shift up and to the left. Prices rise further until workers adjust their inflationary expectations and a new long-run equilibrium is reached at Qf and P3. ...
... price level of P2. This causes the SRAS curve to shift up and to the left. Prices rise further until workers adjust their inflationary expectations and a new long-run equilibrium is reached at Qf and P3. ...
01Daly Interior
... than benefits. Subsequently, growth will make us poorer rather than richer. The basic rule of microeconomics, that optimal scale is reached when marginal cost equals marginal benefit (MC = MB), has aptly been called the “when to stop rule”—that is, when to stop growing. In macroeconomics, curiously, ...
... than benefits. Subsequently, growth will make us poorer rather than richer. The basic rule of microeconomics, that optimal scale is reached when marginal cost equals marginal benefit (MC = MB), has aptly been called the “when to stop rule”—that is, when to stop growing. In macroeconomics, curiously, ...
The assessment of the Romanian fiscal policy during the last tree
... large imports of raw materials and intermediate goods. In 1998, the deficit of the external current account returned to the historical high of 1996 – 7% of gross domestic product. In the face of the severe external imbalance and the substantial service on external public debt, the government acknowl ...
... large imports of raw materials and intermediate goods. In 1998, the deficit of the external current account returned to the historical high of 1996 – 7% of gross domestic product. In the face of the severe external imbalance and the substantial service on external public debt, the government acknowl ...
Government, Politics, and the Economy
... • Why It Is Hard to Control the Economy • Most policies must be decided a year or more before their full impact will be felt on economy. • Budgetary process is dominated by uncontrollable expenditures mandated by law, and many benefits automatically increase with the cost of living. Copyright © 2011 ...
... • Why It Is Hard to Control the Economy • Most policies must be decided a year or more before their full impact will be felt on economy. • Budgetary process is dominated by uncontrollable expenditures mandated by law, and many benefits automatically increase with the cost of living. Copyright © 2011 ...
PAKISTAN INDUSTRIAL GROWTH
... Main contributors towards this broad based decline were; The impact of severe energy shortages. Decline in domestic law and order situation. Sharp depreciation in rupee vis-a-vis US dollar. Weak external demand on the back of global recession coupled with slowdown in domestic demand. The ...
... Main contributors towards this broad based decline were; The impact of severe energy shortages. Decline in domestic law and order situation. Sharp depreciation in rupee vis-a-vis US dollar. Weak external demand on the back of global recession coupled with slowdown in domestic demand. The ...
Economic Policy and Performance: The Irish Experience
... government spending, once so effective in easing the unemployment problem, ended up by accentuating it. This is a fact of life. It is not necessarily a “good” development for the world economy. The belief that counter-cyclical policy did work, and could be applied, kept business confidence and inves ...
... government spending, once so effective in easing the unemployment problem, ended up by accentuating it. This is a fact of life. It is not necessarily a “good” development for the world economy. The belief that counter-cyclical policy did work, and could be applied, kept business confidence and inves ...