- Policy Network
... The shattering of confidence in global capitalism and the return of state intervention to the centre of political debate has done little to revive support for the left. The 2014 European parliamentary elections could hardly have been worse for the centre left and sent a clear warning signal, resulti ...
... The shattering of confidence in global capitalism and the return of state intervention to the centre of political debate has done little to revive support for the left. The 2014 European parliamentary elections could hardly have been worse for the centre left and sent a clear warning signal, resulti ...
virtue ethics as a corrective to malpractices in zimbabwe`s economy
... of business malpractices, therefore, continued unabated. The conduct of business of some organisations in Zimbabwe lost a human face primarily because they were now obsessed with the profit motive at the expense of promotion of genuine human goods. However, others have blamed moral decadence among s ...
... of business malpractices, therefore, continued unabated. The conduct of business of some organisations in Zimbabwe lost a human face primarily because they were now obsessed with the profit motive at the expense of promotion of genuine human goods. However, others have blamed moral decadence among s ...
Effects of Globalization on Economic Growth: Panel Data Analysis
... ways. Although these definitions share a lot in meaning, they show many differences in what they cover, so it can’t be defined in an exact definition. According to WTO (2008), although there isn’t a complete agreement on the definition of globalization, when all alternative definitions are taken int ...
... ways. Although these definitions share a lot in meaning, they show many differences in what they cover, so it can’t be defined in an exact definition. According to WTO (2008), although there isn’t a complete agreement on the definition of globalization, when all alternative definitions are taken int ...
2019 Specimen Mark Scheme Paper 23
... AO1/AO2 – Candidates might argue that Joseph ruled wisely in his own view but that more generally he is seen to have made mistakes. Among his more successful, and thus presumably wiser, policies were his participation in the partition of Poland, his visits to his various territories to see things fo ...
... AO1/AO2 – Candidates might argue that Joseph ruled wisely in his own view but that more generally he is seen to have made mistakes. Among his more successful, and thus presumably wiser, policies were his participation in the partition of Poland, his visits to his various territories to see things fo ...
OECD report - Ons Onderwijs 2032
... offshoring which are affecting the labour market. At the same time, technology provides opportunities for global collaboration and progress, when people are well equipped to use it to their advantage. The global economic crisis, with high levels of unemployment, in particular among youth, has added ...
... offshoring which are affecting the labour market. At the same time, technology provides opportunities for global collaboration and progress, when people are well equipped to use it to their advantage. The global economic crisis, with high levels of unemployment, in particular among youth, has added ...
US History AP Scope and Sequence-ELOs
... United States in this period of American History. 5. Analyze critical events, individuals, organizations, and processes in terms of their social, economic, cultural, political, and/or diplomatic impact on US History ...
... United States in this period of American History. 5. Analyze critical events, individuals, organizations, and processes in terms of their social, economic, cultural, political, and/or diplomatic impact on US History ...
International Politics
... These courses address the evolving politics of trans-national issues such as the environment, trade, migration, investment and capital flows, technology, and crime. • GOV 241: International Politics • GOV 250: Case Studies in International Relations (depending on subject) • GOV 254: Politics of the ...
... These courses address the evolving politics of trans-national issues such as the environment, trade, migration, investment and capital flows, technology, and crime. • GOV 241: International Politics • GOV 250: Case Studies in International Relations (depending on subject) • GOV 254: Politics of the ...
Which Industrial Policy Does Europe Need?
... Market failure theory says little about cases in which the state is the lead investor and risk taker in capitalist economies through mission-oriented investments and policies.28 Having a vision of which direction to steer an economy requires direct and indirect investment in particular areas, not ju ...
... Market failure theory says little about cases in which the state is the lead investor and risk taker in capitalist economies through mission-oriented investments and policies.28 Having a vision of which direction to steer an economy requires direct and indirect investment in particular areas, not ju ...
ProsPerity economics - Institution for Social and Policy Studies
... substantially, and our small business sector and rates of self-employment are low compared with other rich nations. What these tax cuts have mostly done is add to the economic gains at the top. At the same time, they have undermined key public investments and our ability to help the middle class and ...
... substantially, and our small business sector and rates of self-employment are low compared with other rich nations. What these tax cuts have mostly done is add to the economic gains at the top. At the same time, they have undermined key public investments and our ability to help the middle class and ...
92. Whither the Welfare State: Public versus Private Consumption?
... floats free even from the constraints imposed by bodily survival. As Warde (1994, p. 231) puts it, referring especially to the work of Zygmunt Bauman, the construction of the "heroic consumer":4 prevents us from appreciating the constraints people face in their consumption practices … The use of the ...
... floats free even from the constraints imposed by bodily survival. As Warde (1994, p. 231) puts it, referring especially to the work of Zygmunt Bauman, the construction of the "heroic consumer":4 prevents us from appreciating the constraints people face in their consumption practices … The use of the ...
Capitalism
... Campbell R. McConell (prof. of economics, Univ. of Nebraska), Economics, Tenth edition, 1987, p. 38 ...
... Campbell R. McConell (prof. of economics, Univ. of Nebraska), Economics, Tenth edition, 1987, p. 38 ...
Corporate Political Activities Statement
... priorities. Consideration is given to candidates who represent the communities that Citi serves, are in leadership roles, or serve on committees relevant to our industry. Citi does not use corporate funds for independent political expenditures in support of, or opposition to, any candidate for offic ...
... priorities. Consideration is given to candidates who represent the communities that Citi serves, are in leadership roles, or serve on committees relevant to our industry. Citi does not use corporate funds for independent political expenditures in support of, or opposition to, any candidate for offic ...
Imperialism
... conditions of interstate monopoly competition. They allow domestic firms to raise prices giving them the ability to sell below costs (or dump) in international markets. In other words tariffs at home give capital abroad penetrating powers. Although a globally unified mono poly, existing peacefully, ...
... conditions of interstate monopoly competition. They allow domestic firms to raise prices giving them the ability to sell below costs (or dump) in international markets. In other words tariffs at home give capital abroad penetrating powers. Although a globally unified mono poly, existing peacefully, ...
A Modern Reader in Institutional and Evolutionary Economics : Key
... presented at successive EAEPE conferences and workshops since 1990. In compiling this reader, key papers have been selected from conference volumes between 1990 and 1996 inclusive.1 The papers have been selected not simply on their merit and importance but also to provide a coherent structure for th ...
... presented at successive EAEPE conferences and workshops since 1990. In compiling this reader, key papers have been selected from conference volumes between 1990 and 1996 inclusive.1 The papers have been selected not simply on their merit and importance but also to provide a coherent structure for th ...
WP175
... maximize the economic and social benefits of these flows to the country. While many of these policies have been conducted at a national level, the post-WWII period witnessed a shift towards a global level of governance. This was initially limited to the issue of tariffs on goods, but with the creati ...
... maximize the economic and social benefits of these flows to the country. While many of these policies have been conducted at a national level, the post-WWII period witnessed a shift towards a global level of governance. This was initially limited to the issue of tariffs on goods, but with the creati ...
Prof. Dr. Mükerrem Hiç Dr. Özlen Hiç
... critical assumption leading to Keynesian UNE was P&W-rigidities; REH was not the critical assumption although it is deemed so by New Classicals (Klamer 1984). Secondly the New Classicals would not open any discussion if REH were not accepted. Eager to enter into discussions with them, New Keynesians ...
... critical assumption leading to Keynesian UNE was P&W-rigidities; REH was not the critical assumption although it is deemed so by New Classicals (Klamer 1984). Secondly the New Classicals would not open any discussion if REH were not accepted. Eager to enter into discussions with them, New Keynesians ...
- Transformation Index 2016
... paradoxically, was a strategic move designed to sustain the power balance of the previous singleparty system, in which real power was exercised by informal but immensely powerful political clans operating largely through and in parallel with the army command structure. This was exploited by the new ...
... paradoxically, was a strategic move designed to sustain the power balance of the previous singleparty system, in which real power was exercised by informal but immensely powerful political clans operating largely through and in parallel with the army command structure. This was exploited by the new ...
Workforce Diveristy Management
... – Economic liberalism; where freedom of contractual relations and property rights are the basis of business and economical survival and free enterprise and laissezfaire capitalism are advocated. – Social liberalism; this form is often referred to as welfare liberalism, reform liberalism, or New Libe ...
... – Economic liberalism; where freedom of contractual relations and property rights are the basis of business and economical survival and free enterprise and laissezfaire capitalism are advocated. – Social liberalism; this form is often referred to as welfare liberalism, reform liberalism, or New Libe ...
Perspectives from the UK (London) Sangeeta Khorana
... to a change in development. However, there was no clear position among the interviewees on whether the US had “relatively lost in importance due to the rise of the global South” or had “stayed constant in its importance for Great Britain” as it is “still the traditional focus of Great Britain’s busi ...
... to a change in development. However, there was no clear position among the interviewees on whether the US had “relatively lost in importance due to the rise of the global South” or had “stayed constant in its importance for Great Britain” as it is “still the traditional focus of Great Britain’s busi ...
(18/22) Economy: Definition, Kula and Potlatch.
... Trobriand cricket, feasts, catching up on the news, and various other social events. For the new trading partners, it is not until the second visit that a Kula gift is exchanged. All of these elements serve to link islanders and the Kula partners. On these annual voyages, when a man presents his par ...
... Trobriand cricket, feasts, catching up on the news, and various other social events. For the new trading partners, it is not until the second visit that a Kula gift is exchanged. All of these elements serve to link islanders and the Kula partners. On these annual voyages, when a man presents his par ...
full paper - International Institute of Social History
... It would, however, be problematic to see the process of the proliferation of ‘welfare stateness’ (or in German: Sozialstaatlichkeit) from Europe to the rest of the world as the only, or always the dominant, process, or as a one way street. Reality has been more complicated, we have to differentiate, ...
... It would, however, be problematic to see the process of the proliferation of ‘welfare stateness’ (or in German: Sozialstaatlichkeit) from Europe to the rest of the world as the only, or always the dominant, process, or as a one way street. Reality has been more complicated, we have to differentiate, ...
Making Economic Sense
... School’s pioneers; Austrian economists do not study the unemployment rate of Vienna.) Among his theoretical achievements was the incorporation, in the early twentieth century, of money prices into the subjectivist, marginalist framework that other economists of that day had used only to explain pric ...
... School’s pioneers; Austrian economists do not study the unemployment rate of Vienna.) Among his theoretical achievements was the incorporation, in the early twentieth century, of money prices into the subjectivist, marginalist framework that other economists of that day had used only to explain pric ...
Ideology - CiteSeerX
... automatic associations. This finding is important because it suggests either that left–right proclivities stem from basic, underlying preferences that are apolitical in nature or, alternatively, that the adoption of specific ideologies leads people to internalize a host of extremely general attitude ...
... automatic associations. This finding is important because it suggests either that left–right proclivities stem from basic, underlying preferences that are apolitical in nature or, alternatively, that the adoption of specific ideologies leads people to internalize a host of extremely general attitude ...
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... well prepared and thought out. However, their final revisions to their contributions occurred in late September 2009. Thus, they were necessarily historically bound by the facts and information available to them at this time. ...
... well prepared and thought out. However, their final revisions to their contributions occurred in late September 2009. Thus, they were necessarily historically bound by the facts and information available to them at this time. ...
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... rate. Russia’s dramatic 1998 crisis centered around attempts to support the ruble, and an eventual decision to let it depreciate massively. The East Asian crises of 1997-1998 similarly implicated currencies that were fixed either explicitly or implicitly to the dollar; and the list could include doz ...
... rate. Russia’s dramatic 1998 crisis centered around attempts to support the ruble, and an eventual decision to let it depreciate massively. The East Asian crises of 1997-1998 similarly implicated currencies that were fixed either explicitly or implicitly to the dollar; and the list could include doz ...
Embedded liberalism
Embedded liberalism is a term for the global economic system and the associated international political orientation as it existed from the end of World War II to the 1970s. The system was set up to support a combination of free trade with the freedom for states to enhance their provision of welfare and to regulate their economies to reduce unemployment. The term was first used by the American political scientist John Ruggie in 1982.Mainstream scholars generally describe embedded liberalism as involving a compromise between two desirable but partially conflicting objectives. The first objective was to revive free trade. Before World War I, international trade formed a large portion of global GDP, but the classical liberal order which supported it had been damaged by war and by the Great Depression of the 1930s. The second objective was to allow national governments the freedom to provide generous welfare programmes and to intervene in their economies to maintain full employment. This second objective was considered to be incompatible with a full return to the free market system as it had existed in the late 19th century—mainly because with a free market in international capital, investors could easily withdraw money from nations that tried to implement interventionist and redistributive policies.The resulting compromise was embodied in the Bretton Woods system, which was launched at the end of World War II. The system was liberal in that it aimed to set up an open system of international trade in goods and services, facilitated by semi fixed exchange rates. Yet it also aimed to ""embed"" market forces into a framework where they could be regulated by national governments, with states able to control international capital flows by means of capital controls. New global multilateral institutions were created to support the new framework, such as the World Bank and the International Monetary Fund.When Ruggie coined the phrase embedded liberalism, he was building on earlier work by Karl Polanyi, who had introduced the concept of markets becoming ""dis-embedded"" from society during the 19th century. Polanyi went on to propose that the ""re-embedding"" of markets would be a central task for the architects of the post war world order, and this was largely enacted as a result of the Bretton Woods Conference. In the 1950s and 1960s, the global economy prospered under embedded liberalism, with growth more rapid than before or since. Yet the system was to break down in the 1970s.