Northland Region Annual Economic Profile 2012
... What is the industrial structure of employment in Northland? ............................................ 16 Which are the largest employing industries in Northland? ................................................... 17 Which industries have created the most jobs? .................................. ...
... What is the industrial structure of employment in Northland? ............................................ 16 Which are the largest employing industries in Northland? ................................................... 17 Which industries have created the most jobs? .................................. ...
Evaluating the role of tourism in the Bahraini economy
... types of tourism. Some of these are linked with transportation, others with accommodation, and yet others with entertaining or serving other needs of visitors. Among the relevant products and services, the following are generally recognised as central: ...
... types of tourism. Some of these are linked with transportation, others with accommodation, and yet others with entertaining or serving other needs of visitors. Among the relevant products and services, the following are generally recognised as central: ...
Suggestions for Study by Aldrie Henry Lee
... vicious spiral. They must also be alert to imbalances in their policy portfolio, as neglecting any single policy sphere is likely to compromise long-term gains in the others. However, the need for balance does not mean governments should attempt to act on too many fronts. One of the biggest problems ...
... vicious spiral. They must also be alert to imbalances in their policy portfolio, as neglecting any single policy sphere is likely to compromise long-term gains in the others. However, the need for balance does not mean governments should attempt to act on too many fronts. One of the biggest problems ...
On the Relationship Between Government Spending Multiplier and
... the multiplier and welfare, it does not take into account heterogeneity and market incompleteness. Both features are realistic and have been found relevant by previous literature5 . Redistributive issues are also an important part of the recent policy discussion, as austerity measures in Europe and ...
... the multiplier and welfare, it does not take into account heterogeneity and market incompleteness. Both features are realistic and have been found relevant by previous literature5 . Redistributive issues are also an important part of the recent policy discussion, as austerity measures in Europe and ...
The Impact of the EU-Moldova DCFTA on the Transnistrian Economy
... on the wider economy. The alternative approach of using a standard Computable General Equilibrium (CGE), which is also frequently used to assess the economic impact of trade regime changes, was not possible due to serious deficiencies regarding data. The results of our modelling are summarised in th ...
... on the wider economy. The alternative approach of using a standard Computable General Equilibrium (CGE), which is also frequently used to assess the economic impact of trade regime changes, was not possible due to serious deficiencies regarding data. The results of our modelling are summarised in th ...
Doing Business in Costa Rica
... Costa Rica is between Panama and Nicaragua. With 51,100 km2, more than 4 million people, no army, volcanic mountain ranges and a sub-tropical climate, the country's beaches and beautiful scenery spell tourism. The ex-Spanish colony has been peaceful and stable since 1948. The culture and language ar ...
... Costa Rica is between Panama and Nicaragua. With 51,100 km2, more than 4 million people, no army, volcanic mountain ranges and a sub-tropical climate, the country's beaches and beautiful scenery spell tourism. The ex-Spanish colony has been peaceful and stable since 1948. The culture and language ar ...
TOURISM SATELLITE ACCOUNT IN ISRAEL
... Tourist is defined as a person traveling outside his usual environment, in order to see other places, to enjoy himself or to visit relatives and friends. According to the UNWTO (United Nations World Tourism Organization), a business trip is also defined as a type of tourism – business tourism. Busin ...
... Tourist is defined as a person traveling outside his usual environment, in order to see other places, to enjoy himself or to visit relatives and friends. According to the UNWTO (United Nations World Tourism Organization), a business trip is also defined as a type of tourism – business tourism. Busin ...
Preferences, Purchasing Power Parity, and
... should include both tradeable and non-tradeable items, especially in the context of developing countries. Consequently, the PPP rates are based on a much wider selection of items than market exchange rates including both tradeable and non-tradeable items. It is not surprising, therefore, that the PP ...
... should include both tradeable and non-tradeable items, especially in the context of developing countries. Consequently, the PPP rates are based on a much wider selection of items than market exchange rates including both tradeable and non-tradeable items. It is not surprising, therefore, that the PP ...
THE DUBAI LOGISTICS CLUSTER
... airport (69.5M passengers) in 2014, beating LHR and HKG; is home to Emirates Airlines (consistently ranked in top 5 airlines worldwide), Emirates SkyCargo (ranks 3rd worldwide in freight tonne km flown, after FedEx Express and UPS Airlines), and has attracted over 150 airlines to Dubai. Dubai World ...
... airport (69.5M passengers) in 2014, beating LHR and HKG; is home to Emirates Airlines (consistently ranked in top 5 airlines worldwide), Emirates SkyCargo (ranks 3rd worldwide in freight tonne km flown, after FedEx Express and UPS Airlines), and has attracted over 150 airlines to Dubai. Dubai World ...
A return to Nor A return to Normalcy
... An explanation of these different accounts can be linked to the fact that the downturn affected different sectors of the economy at different times. Manufacturing declines for instance did not start until the middle of March 1920, and severe price decreases did not start until May 1920.16 It was cl ...
... An explanation of these different accounts can be linked to the fact that the downturn affected different sectors of the economy at different times. Manufacturing declines for instance did not start until the middle of March 1920, and severe price decreases did not start until May 1920.16 It was cl ...
the eleventh national economic and social development plan
... restructuring of the entire financial system in two phases of a master plan that aimed to enhance the efficiency of the system. The intent was to make financial institutions more dynamic and competitive intermediaries that are able to provide services to clients in every segment of society while mai ...
... restructuring of the entire financial system in two phases of a master plan that aimed to enhance the efficiency of the system. The intent was to make financial institutions more dynamic and competitive intermediaries that are able to provide services to clients in every segment of society while mai ...
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... are the GDP gaps at four di¡erent points in time in this simple stylised example. The GDP gap is a simple measure which indicates whether the economy is operating above or below its trend level. In other words, it indicates whether productive resources in the economy are being utilised at rates abov ...
... are the GDP gaps at four di¡erent points in time in this simple stylised example. The GDP gap is a simple measure which indicates whether the economy is operating above or below its trend level. In other words, it indicates whether productive resources in the economy are being utilised at rates abov ...
'The Economics of the Recession'
... Let me set out very clearly what we would do if we were in office tomorrow, with the responsibility of dealing with Labour’s recession and clearing up the mess that Labour have made of our economy. First, we would establish a credible framework for bringing the public finances under control. Second ...
... Let me set out very clearly what we would do if we were in office tomorrow, with the responsibility of dealing with Labour’s recession and clearing up the mess that Labour have made of our economy. First, we would establish a credible framework for bringing the public finances under control. Second ...
the eleventh national economic and social development plan
... that production systems conform to local tradition, culture, law, and knowledge, following a participatory approach; they built resilience by diversifying production systems and markets; they designed plans based on the utilization and conservation of community resources, strengthening local traditi ...
... that production systems conform to local tradition, culture, law, and knowledge, following a participatory approach; they built resilience by diversifying production systems and markets; they designed plans based on the utilization and conservation of community resources, strengthening local traditi ...
Design / Economics • Courses
... ECON 1100-ECON 1110. Principles of Economics. 3 hours each. Courses provide an introduction to the study of economics and are prerequisites for most upper-level courses. Courses are independent and students have the option to begin the sequence with either ECON 1100 or ECON 1110. ECON 1100 (ECON 230 ...
... ECON 1100-ECON 1110. Principles of Economics. 3 hours each. Courses provide an introduction to the study of economics and are prerequisites for most upper-level courses. Courses are independent and students have the option to begin the sequence with either ECON 1100 or ECON 1110. ECON 1100 (ECON 230 ...
Chapter 1
... 46. Which of the following is not one of the four basic principles for understanding individual choice? A. Resources are scarce. B. The real cost of something is the money that you must pay to get it. C. “How much?” is a decision at the margin. D. People usually take advantage of opportunities to ma ...
... 46. Which of the following is not one of the four basic principles for understanding individual choice? A. Resources are scarce. B. The real cost of something is the money that you must pay to get it. C. “How much?” is a decision at the margin. D. People usually take advantage of opportunities to ma ...
Technical appendix: Integrated economic analysis
... quantity changes relative to current levels. For example, climate-driven changes in labor productivity are measured in terms of full-time equivalent employees, assuming current labor market conditions. In translating these changes in quantity to changes in value, we measure them against current econ ...
... quantity changes relative to current levels. For example, climate-driven changes in labor productivity are measured in terms of full-time equivalent employees, assuming current labor market conditions. In translating these changes in quantity to changes in value, we measure them against current econ ...
Unemployment - Contemporary Issues in Economy
... than the fixed price which has been [arbitrarily] set above the level that would have been determined by free competition. In actual practice it is generally very difficult to enforce such restrictions; but it is not impossible’ (Walras, 1954, pp. 431-432). Walras discussed this for the three types ...
... than the fixed price which has been [arbitrarily] set above the level that would have been determined by free competition. In actual practice it is generally very difficult to enforce such restrictions; but it is not impossible’ (Walras, 1954, pp. 431-432). Walras discussed this for the three types ...
OnlineAppendix
... The level of aggregate productivity Z̄, for a given current value of scientific knowledge Ar , is determined using equation (8). When f = 1, one can use the same procedure but instead of solving for Z̄ (the BGP level of Z, given Ar , is not pinned down), one must solve for the growth rate ḡz (and t ...
... The level of aggregate productivity Z̄, for a given current value of scientific knowledge Ar , is determined using equation (8). When f = 1, one can use the same procedure but instead of solving for Z̄ (the BGP level of Z, given Ar , is not pinned down), one must solve for the growth rate ḡz (and t ...
A Comparison between ABS and National Accounts
... The business sold a total of £1,200 worth of goods and services during the reference year. The value of sales at market prices is therefore £1,200. The business paid £450 in taxes on products (for example, import duties and export levies) but received £150 in subsidies on products (for example, impo ...
... The business sold a total of £1,200 worth of goods and services during the reference year. The value of sales at market prices is therefore £1,200. The business paid £450 in taxes on products (for example, import duties and export levies) but received £150 in subsidies on products (for example, impo ...
CSR country annex - The European Anti
... mandate of the Fiscal Policy Commission. By the end of 2016, improve budgetary planning and strengthen the multi-annual budgetary framework. By the end of 2016, start a reform of recurrent taxation of immovable property. Reinforce the framework for public debt management. Adopt and start implementin ...
... mandate of the Fiscal Policy Commission. By the end of 2016, improve budgetary planning and strengthen the multi-annual budgetary framework. By the end of 2016, start a reform of recurrent taxation of immovable property. Reinforce the framework for public debt management. Adopt and start implementin ...
SEDP-2014-11-Chen-Kirsanova-Leith
... from providing labor services to goods producing firms, Wt Ntk , which is subject to a time-varying tax rate, τ t , dividends from the monopolistically competitive firms, Φt , and payments on the portfolio of assets, Dtk . Financial markets are complete and Qt,t+1 is the one-period stochastic discou ...
... from providing labor services to goods producing firms, Wt Ntk , which is subject to a time-varying tax rate, τ t , dividends from the monopolistically competitive firms, Φt , and payments on the portfolio of assets, Dtk . Financial markets are complete and Qt,t+1 is the one-period stochastic discou ...
el bndes de la sustitución de importaciones al neoliberalismo. una
... Second, even though Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) contributed in some way to Brazilian industrialization (see below), the lion’s share in increased basic capital formation (infrastructure) was due to the public sector. The government had to raise investments to (1) encourage a national bourgeoisie ...
... Second, even though Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) contributed in some way to Brazilian industrialization (see below), the lion’s share in increased basic capital formation (infrastructure) was due to the public sector. The government had to raise investments to (1) encourage a national bourgeoisie ...
The 3-Equation New Keynesian Model — a Graphical
... with the Phillips curves. We believe that our IS-P C-M R graphical analysis is particularly useful for explaining the optimizing behaviour of the central bank. Users can see and remember readily where the key relationships come from and are therefore able to vary the assumptions about the behaviour ...
... with the Phillips curves. We believe that our IS-P C-M R graphical analysis is particularly useful for explaining the optimizing behaviour of the central bank. Users can see and remember readily where the key relationships come from and are therefore able to vary the assumptions about the behaviour ...
Chapter 4
... The "efficiency of labor" is sometimes thought of as simply "technology" but includes business organization too. In general, E is telling us how much output each worker is able to produce with capital. If someone invents a faster or more reliable computer (a piece of capital), a worker will probably ...
... The "efficiency of labor" is sometimes thought of as simply "technology" but includes business organization too. In general, E is telling us how much output each worker is able to produce with capital. If someone invents a faster or more reliable computer (a piece of capital), a worker will probably ...