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Shifting to a Green Economy - Stockholm Environment Institute
... operation, and most goods and services are not scarce (Lavoie 2001). Admittedly, some sectors are highly competitive, and some prices, such as those for raw materials, do reflect at least temporary scarcity, but they are not typical. In both mainstream and post-Keynesian economics, prices can drive ...
... operation, and most goods and services are not scarce (Lavoie 2001). Admittedly, some sectors are highly competitive, and some prices, such as those for raw materials, do reflect at least temporary scarcity, but they are not typical. In both mainstream and post-Keynesian economics, prices can drive ...
Shadow Economies all over the World: New Estimates for 162
... (1) Indirect taxes as a proportion of total overall taxation (positive sign expected), (2) Share of direct taxes: direct taxes as proportion of overall taxation (positive sign expected), (3) Size of government: general government final consumption expenditures (in percent of GDP, which includes all ...
... (1) Indirect taxes as a proportion of total overall taxation (positive sign expected), (2) Share of direct taxes: direct taxes as proportion of overall taxation (positive sign expected), (3) Size of government: general government final consumption expenditures (in percent of GDP, which includes all ...
Corporate value creation, governance and privatisation
... population, resources, an investment guarantee from confiscation, unrestricted remittance of foreign currency and licensing in one day. Eritrea, prior to the present border conflict with Ethiopia, was considered as the most stable and peaceful country in the region. This helped in attracting investo ...
... population, resources, an investment guarantee from confiscation, unrestricted remittance of foreign currency and licensing in one day. Eritrea, prior to the present border conflict with Ethiopia, was considered as the most stable and peaceful country in the region. This helped in attracting investo ...
Eco-fascism
... for many years revolutionaries operated under the presumption that they would be the one’s destroying global capital. At this point, it appears that global capitalism may very well destroy itself before any revolutionaries, be they regressive Islamicists or idealistic anarchists, manage to storm the ...
... for many years revolutionaries operated under the presumption that they would be the one’s destroying global capital. At this point, it appears that global capitalism may very well destroy itself before any revolutionaries, be they regressive Islamicists or idealistic anarchists, manage to storm the ...
The Sharing Economy: Accessibility Based Business Models for
... called “sharing economy”. Due to the lack of scientific publications on “the sharing economy” we confine its definition to companies that deploy accessibility based business models for peer-to-peer markets and its user communities. This type of business model is not limited to specific industry sect ...
... called “sharing economy”. Due to the lack of scientific publications on “the sharing economy” we confine its definition to companies that deploy accessibility based business models for peer-to-peer markets and its user communities. This type of business model is not limited to specific industry sect ...
analyzing productivity changes in morocco
... reform might have an impact on productivity growth, at least in the medium term, if not permanently. The first of these is through the exposure of Moroccan firms to increased competition, both internationally via the reduction of protection and domestically, via competition policy The second suggest ...
... reform might have an impact on productivity growth, at least in the medium term, if not permanently. The first of these is through the exposure of Moroccan firms to increased competition, both internationally via the reduction of protection and domestically, via competition policy The second suggest ...
17 (MACRO) plus extra stuff - Cameron School of Business
... The proposals of our opponents will endanger or destroy our system....I especially emphasize that promise to promote "employment for all surplus labor at all times." At first I could not believe that anyone would be so cruel as to hold out a hope so absolutely impossible of realization to these 10,0 ...
... The proposals of our opponents will endanger or destroy our system....I especially emphasize that promise to promote "employment for all surplus labor at all times." At first I could not believe that anyone would be so cruel as to hold out a hope so absolutely impossible of realization to these 10,0 ...
productivity and structural change: a review of the literature
... assuming sufficient competition, this mechanism leads to differential price trends across the three sectors. As a consequence, in the long run technological progress reduces rents and profits in all sectors, although with different force. According to Fourastié’s view, the development of rents and ...
... assuming sufficient competition, this mechanism leads to differential price trends across the three sectors. As a consequence, in the long run technological progress reduces rents and profits in all sectors, although with different force. According to Fourastié’s view, the development of rents and ...
Italy`s Spending Maze Runner - European Commission
... In recent years, there has been a growing interest, by both the research community and the general public, in understanding how, and how efficiently, public resources are allocated in the different Member States. This is confirmed, among others, by the recent open knowledge project from the campaign ...
... In recent years, there has been a growing interest, by both the research community and the general public, in understanding how, and how efficiently, public resources are allocated in the different Member States. This is confirmed, among others, by the recent open knowledge project from the campaign ...
Monopoly Innovation and Welfare Effects - Economics E
... Virtually all of the consumer loss was attributed to income transfers, and 3% to 6% was due to allocative inefficiency. Supporting this, Jenny and Weber (1983) showed the sensitivity of this measure of welfare loss based on the French economy. They found considerable allocative welfare losses, betwe ...
... Virtually all of the consumer loss was attributed to income transfers, and 3% to 6% was due to allocative inefficiency. Supporting this, Jenny and Weber (1983) showed the sensitivity of this measure of welfare loss based on the French economy. They found considerable allocative welfare losses, betwe ...
vsi11 lec Pinotti 16045017 en
... Starting with Becker (1968), the analysis of crime has grown to become an important research agenda in economics. However, most of this work has been concerned with individual offenders while organized crime has been largely neglected, especially from an empirical point of view; indeed, criminal org ...
... Starting with Becker (1968), the analysis of crime has grown to become an important research agenda in economics. However, most of this work has been concerned with individual offenders while organized crime has been largely neglected, especially from an empirical point of view; indeed, criminal org ...
Slides 1
... (ii) Second, although the above policy mix is Pareto superior relative to the status quo, there is a conflict of interests between private and public employees when we compare alternative reform mixes. In particular, concerning the aggregate economy and private employees, the above mix - that inclu ...
... (ii) Second, although the above policy mix is Pareto superior relative to the status quo, there is a conflict of interests between private and public employees when we compare alternative reform mixes. In particular, concerning the aggregate economy and private employees, the above mix - that inclu ...
Understanding Guyana`s Recent Growth Process
... help in the stabilization of the rate, the latter is important since commercial banks posses a large portfolio of assets in domestic currency, thus, a rapid depreciation is not within their financial interest. To formally illustrate the importance of foreign currency to the growth process in a small ...
... help in the stabilization of the rate, the latter is important since commercial banks posses a large portfolio of assets in domestic currency, thus, a rapid depreciation is not within their financial interest. To formally illustrate the importance of foreign currency to the growth process in a small ...
RABE-DISSERTATION-2015 - JScholarship
... I present a dynamic open-economy macro model with an endogenously determined rate of interest on internationally-mobile assets. All countries produce tradable and nontradable goods using technology that converges over time to a global frontier. The model quantifies the welfare effects of the unilater ...
... I present a dynamic open-economy macro model with an endogenously determined rate of interest on internationally-mobile assets. All countries produce tradable and nontradable goods using technology that converges over time to a global frontier. The model quantifies the welfare effects of the unilater ...
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... 17) A deep and prolonged recession can be considered as a depression. Answer: TRUE Explanation: A deep and prolonged recession can be considered a depression, which doesn't have an official definition but is generally considered to involve a catastrophic collapse of financial markets. Page Ref: 36 D ...
... 17) A deep and prolonged recession can be considered as a depression. Answer: TRUE Explanation: A deep and prolonged recession can be considered a depression, which doesn't have an official definition but is generally considered to involve a catastrophic collapse of financial markets. Page Ref: 36 D ...
UNDERGROUND ECONOMY AND FISCAL POLICIES MODELING*
... 2 - Under a growing underground economy, macroeconomics policy is based on mistaken official indicators (such as: income, consumption, unemployment, etc.). In such situation, an extended underground sector may cause severe difficulties to politicians, because it "provides” unreliable official indica ...
... 2 - Under a growing underground economy, macroeconomics policy is based on mistaken official indicators (such as: income, consumption, unemployment, etc.). In such situation, an extended underground sector may cause severe difficulties to politicians, because it "provides” unreliable official indica ...
The Canadian Labour Congress - Studies in Political Economy
... their members, it cannot afford the purely oppositional stance implied by the mobilization strategy. The Sixties: The CLC Defends Continentalism In contrast to the CLC's later embrace of nationalism, the Congress's economic platform of the sixties was resolutely liberal, a liberalism that was reflec ...
... their members, it cannot afford the purely oppositional stance implied by the mobilization strategy. The Sixties: The CLC Defends Continentalism In contrast to the CLC's later embrace of nationalism, the Congress's economic platform of the sixties was resolutely liberal, a liberalism that was reflec ...
Preview Sample 1
... 37) Which of the following is characteristic of a country with a planned economic system? A) The economy relies chiefly on market forces to allocate goods and resources and to determine prices. B) The economic system combines private and state enterprises with limited intervention from the governme ...
... 37) Which of the following is characteristic of a country with a planned economic system? A) The economy relies chiefly on market forces to allocate goods and resources and to determine prices. B) The economic system combines private and state enterprises with limited intervention from the governme ...
Introduction
... classification, far from being exhaustive, will help us to make up for lacking reliable detailed data on payments allocated to the relevant measures. Moreover, we also believe that, this classification could simplify the comparison among regions and Planning Periods. Structural Funds greatly differ ...
... classification, far from being exhaustive, will help us to make up for lacking reliable detailed data on payments allocated to the relevant measures. Moreover, we also believe that, this classification could simplify the comparison among regions and Planning Periods. Structural Funds greatly differ ...
Chapter 4: Theories of Economic Growth
... that it is useful to talk about a single measure of total output--that resources could be switched from one sector to another without losing much of their productive value or causing big changes in relative prices that create insuperable index-number problems. We have assumed that it doesn't matter ...
... that it is useful to talk about a single measure of total output--that resources could be switched from one sector to another without losing much of their productive value or causing big changes in relative prices that create insuperable index-number problems. We have assumed that it doesn't matter ...
Gerald P. Dwyer Jr.
... A similar argument can be made about monetary policy. Suppose that the monetary authority has an incentive to generate unexpected inflation. The monetary authority may have an incentive to lower the government’s real debt by increasing inflation above what holders of the debt expected when they boug ...
... A similar argument can be made about monetary policy. Suppose that the monetary authority has an incentive to generate unexpected inflation. The monetary authority may have an incentive to lower the government’s real debt by increasing inflation above what holders of the debt expected when they boug ...
Growth, Trade, and Urban Development of Staple Regions
... A situation satisfying these conditions certainly existed for cod, furs, timber, wheat, pulp and paper, western lumber, and minerals throughout the various phases of Canadian economic development. This has been well established, particularly when it is realized that the staple model refers directly ...
... A situation satisfying these conditions certainly existed for cod, furs, timber, wheat, pulp and paper, western lumber, and minerals throughout the various phases of Canadian economic development. This has been well established, particularly when it is realized that the staple model refers directly ...
Human Capital, Industrial Growth and Resource Curse by Elena
... rich economy as the increase in physical capital accelerates the substitution of labor in production and lowers the return to labor and human capital associated with it. This would not happen in resource poor economy as an increase in physical capital here will make labor more scarce factor of prod ...
... rich economy as the increase in physical capital accelerates the substitution of labor in production and lowers the return to labor and human capital associated with it. This would not happen in resource poor economy as an increase in physical capital here will make labor more scarce factor of prod ...
Productive Government Expenditure and Economic
... government services as a stock. At first sight, this approach is more appealing since services like public infrastructure are more realistically described as stocks. However, the advantage in terms of realism has a price in terms of analytical complexity. For instance, this approach usually entails ...
... government services as a stock. At first sight, this approach is more appealing since services like public infrastructure are more realistically described as stocks. However, the advantage in terms of realism has a price in terms of analytical complexity. For instance, this approach usually entails ...
International Trade and Open-Access Renewable Resources: The
... may be welfare reducing for a small open economy with an open-access resource. In most real economies the tradeablerenewableresource sector is not large enough to have more than a modest impact on aggregateeconomic performance.There are several cases, however, where thiepossible negative effects of ...
... may be welfare reducing for a small open economy with an open-access resource. In most real economies the tradeablerenewableresource sector is not large enough to have more than a modest impact on aggregateeconomic performance.There are several cases, however, where thiepossible negative effects of ...