Connecting Cohesion Policy With Rural Development
... • Bottom-up process is key – people have to build local trust and local social capital. • There are capital gaps, but more commonly there are idea gaps and entrepreneurship gaps. • Not all rural places will be successful, but some rural regions can grow faster than most urban regions. • Average inco ...
... • Bottom-up process is key – people have to build local trust and local social capital. • There are capital gaps, but more commonly there are idea gaps and entrepreneurship gaps. • Not all rural places will be successful, but some rural regions can grow faster than most urban regions. • Average inco ...
What are the factors behind competitiveness and thus relocation?
... Development of recipient economies More efficient resource allocation Cheaper prices New markets and Threats to jobs, but is that a transition or a permanent situation? Demonstrates of strengths of economic and social model ...
... Development of recipient economies More efficient resource allocation Cheaper prices New markets and Threats to jobs, but is that a transition or a permanent situation? Demonstrates of strengths of economic and social model ...
Slide 1
... farm sales and the number of people who work in agriculture • Example: Subsistence Agriculture ...
... farm sales and the number of people who work in agriculture • Example: Subsistence Agriculture ...
The Business Cycle
... He bakes dozens of loaves of breads, cakes and rolls. The ovens ____ the room temperature, but he is used to working in a very warm kitchen. He has three helpers. With the increase in demand for his breads, he has had to ___ the number of employees who work for him. Sometimes, an employee asks him f ...
... He bakes dozens of loaves of breads, cakes and rolls. The ovens ____ the room temperature, but he is used to working in a very warm kitchen. He has three helpers. With the increase in demand for his breads, he has had to ___ the number of employees who work for him. Sometimes, an employee asks him f ...
China - IDEAs
... Main factor – K more mobile than labor - flow to wherever wages are lower > downward pressure, worsened by national policies Change in bargaining power btw lab & capital. Emph redistribution of rents ...
... Main factor – K more mobile than labor - flow to wherever wages are lower > downward pressure, worsened by national policies Change in bargaining power btw lab & capital. Emph redistribution of rents ...
Country Risk Analysis and Managing Crises: Tower Associates
... Some countries are more prone to market or economic shocks than others and, therefore, it is important to assess a country’s vulnerabilities. For example, an economy dominated by a single industry or with a high dependence on one export product may be more sensitive to sudden changes if commodity pr ...
... Some countries are more prone to market or economic shocks than others and, therefore, it is important to assess a country’s vulnerabilities. For example, an economy dominated by a single industry or with a high dependence on one export product may be more sensitive to sudden changes if commodity pr ...
Department of Economics Spring 2017 University of California
... The government's budget deficit is the difference between government outlays (G+TR) and government receipts (TA) for a specific year. The government's debt is the sum of all the budget deficits less the sum of all the budget surpluses over time. ...
... The government's budget deficit is the difference between government outlays (G+TR) and government receipts (TA) for a specific year. The government's debt is the sum of all the budget deficits less the sum of all the budget surpluses over time. ...
Manufacturers of construction equipment • JCB Case Study
... 1998: - India carries out nuclear tests, leading to widespread international condemnation and India suffered the impact of economic crisis in Southeast Asia, the economics was getting worse. 1999: Signed bilateral Lahore peace declaration with Pakistan. The government budget deficit 5.8 billion U.S. ...
... 1998: - India carries out nuclear tests, leading to widespread international condemnation and India suffered the impact of economic crisis in Southeast Asia, the economics was getting worse. 1999: Signed bilateral Lahore peace declaration with Pakistan. The government budget deficit 5.8 billion U.S. ...
Government Stimulus and Economic Recovery:
... Analysts encounter another problem when they try to generalize from individual data series, such as retail sales, to the economy as a whole. The noise in an individual series may cause a collection of series to transmit conflicting signals on the underlying strength of the economy. For example, the ...
... Analysts encounter another problem when they try to generalize from individual data series, such as retail sales, to the economy as a whole. The noise in an individual series may cause a collection of series to transmit conflicting signals on the underlying strength of the economy. For example, the ...
This at the conference “Finance and Macroeconomics” held
... Dynamics of corporate earnings Hall investigates why the market value of corporate claims in the late 1990s was so high relative to the book value of the sector’s capital stock. However, rather than focus on the market value relative to capital’s replacement cost, his study looks at corporate earnin ...
... Dynamics of corporate earnings Hall investigates why the market value of corporate claims in the late 1990s was so high relative to the book value of the sector’s capital stock. However, rather than focus on the market value relative to capital’s replacement cost, his study looks at corporate earnin ...
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... Nobel laureate Robert Lucas, emphasized that people form expectations of the future. Expectations play a crucial role because they influence all sorts of economic behavior. Both households and firms decide to consume and invest based on expectations of future earnings. These expectations depend on ...
... Nobel laureate Robert Lucas, emphasized that people form expectations of the future. Expectations play a crucial role because they influence all sorts of economic behavior. Both households and firms decide to consume and invest based on expectations of future earnings. These expectations depend on ...
5.1 - Government Economic Policy
... exports, would it need the national currency to appreciate or depreciate? • How could interest rates help this to ...
... exports, would it need the national currency to appreciate or depreciate? • How could interest rates help this to ...
Labor force
... increases in employment; (2) increases in the capital stock (of both physical and human capital); and (3) technological change. 4. A tax cut would require either (a) a rise in the budget deficit; or (b) a cut in government spending. In case (a), the interest rate will rise and crowd out private inve ...
... increases in employment; (2) increases in the capital stock (of both physical and human capital); and (3) technological change. 4. A tax cut would require either (a) a rise in the budget deficit; or (b) a cut in government spending. In case (a), the interest rate will rise and crowd out private inve ...
chapter 21
... increases in employment; (2) increases in the capital stock (of both physical and human capital); and (3) technological change. 4. A tax cut would require either (a) a rise in the budget deficit; or (b) a cut in government spending. In case (a), the interest rate will rise and crowd out private inve ...
... increases in employment; (2) increases in the capital stock (of both physical and human capital); and (3) technological change. 4. A tax cut would require either (a) a rise in the budget deficit; or (b) a cut in government spending. In case (a), the interest rate will rise and crowd out private inve ...
Economic growth 0.8 percent in first quarter
... Production in most commercial branches of industry was higher in the first quarter of 2004 than one year previously. In manufacturing, construction and agriculture production was positive again after two years of decrease. Trade and transport also showed a slight recovery. Within manufacturing, grow ...
... Production in most commercial branches of industry was higher in the first quarter of 2004 than one year previously. In manufacturing, construction and agriculture production was positive again after two years of decrease. Trade and transport also showed a slight recovery. Within manufacturing, grow ...
The Rediscovery of Classical Economics
... I don’t think anyone ever threw a bread roll down the table but as long as it was timely and hit the right target we would not have minded. There was a gentle encouragement of amusing interjections. The late Roddy Meagher was our first speaker and patron. We might very well have called the club The ...
... I don’t think anyone ever threw a bread roll down the table but as long as it was timely and hit the right target we would not have minded. There was a gentle encouragement of amusing interjections. The late Roddy Meagher was our first speaker and patron. We might very well have called the club The ...
In Search of a Prescription for the Japanese Economy
... undoing damage that deflation has done in increasing real value of debt ...
... undoing damage that deflation has done in increasing real value of debt ...
Maldives - Rabobank, Economic Research
... Maldives are elevated only 1.2 meters above sea level, climate change is a serious threat for the country’s existence. The economy itself is very small and highly undiversified. The services sector dominates as it makes up 65% of the economy. Industry and agriculture follow with 23% and 11% respecti ...
... Maldives are elevated only 1.2 meters above sea level, climate change is a serious threat for the country’s existence. The economy itself is very small and highly undiversified. The services sector dominates as it makes up 65% of the economy. Industry and agriculture follow with 23% and 11% respecti ...
Presentation to the Money Marketeers of New York University
... prices and net wealth during the housing bust made it difficult to finance new businesses. As a result, new, small firms struggled during the recession and showed tepid employment growth during the early stages of the recovery.1 Because those types of businesses usually account for a substantial sh ...
... prices and net wealth during the housing bust made it difficult to finance new businesses. As a result, new, small firms struggled during the recession and showed tepid employment growth during the early stages of the recovery.1 Because those types of businesses usually account for a substantial sh ...
Y BRIEFS MPFD POLIC
... income levels is more noteworthy. For instance, in Mongolia almost 90% of all export shipments are destined for China. This makes the impact of a slowdown in exports to China, which constitute more than 40% of Mongolia’s total output, very significant. In the Lao People’s Democratic Republic, Turkme ...
... income levels is more noteworthy. For instance, in Mongolia almost 90% of all export shipments are destined for China. This makes the impact of a slowdown in exports to China, which constitute more than 40% of Mongolia’s total output, very significant. In the Lao People’s Democratic Republic, Turkme ...
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... In March 2008, the industrial confidence indicator remained unchanged in both the EU27 and the euro area. Despite the downward trend observed since mid-2007, the level of the indicator still stands well above its longterm average. Among the large EU Member States, industrial confidence rose in the U ...
... In March 2008, the industrial confidence indicator remained unchanged in both the EU27 and the euro area. Despite the downward trend observed since mid-2007, the level of the indicator still stands well above its longterm average. Among the large EU Member States, industrial confidence rose in the U ...
1600547EE_Colombia_en PDF - CEPAL
... momentum in foreign trade and tourism. Second, in 2015 there were fewer remittances of profits on FDI in hydrocarbon-related businesses, which more than halved the deficit on the factor income balance. Lastly, current transfers were up by US$ 713 million on 2014 and exceeded US$ 5 billion. The finan ...
... momentum in foreign trade and tourism. Second, in 2015 there were fewer remittances of profits on FDI in hydrocarbon-related businesses, which more than halved the deficit on the factor income balance. Lastly, current transfers were up by US$ 713 million on 2014 and exceeded US$ 5 billion. The finan ...
Alogoskoufis08_transcript
... The crisis has, indeed, unveiled serious weaknesses in the functioning of our global financial and economic system. Serious regulatory and policy mistakes that have persisted for many years have contributed to the severity of the problem. Economic risks have been seriously underestimated in the pric ...
... The crisis has, indeed, unveiled serious weaknesses in the functioning of our global financial and economic system. Serious regulatory and policy mistakes that have persisted for many years have contributed to the severity of the problem. Economic risks have been seriously underestimated in the pric ...
Post–World War II economic expansion
""Golden Age of capitalism"" redirects here. Other periods this term may refer to are Gilded Age and Belle Époque.The post–World War II economic expansion, also known as the postwar economic boom, the long boom, and the Golden Age of Capitalism, was a period of economic prosperity in the mid-20th century which occurred, following the end of World War II in 1945, and lasted until the early 1970s. It ended with the collapse of the Bretton Woods system in 1971, the 1973 oil crisis, and the 1973–1974 stock market crash, which led to the 1970s recession. Narrowly defined, the period spanned from 1945 to 1952, with overall growth lasting well until 1971, though there are some debates on dating the period, and booms in individual countries differed, some starting as early as 1945, and overlapping the rise of the East Asian economies into the 1980s or 1990s.During this time there was high worldwide economic growth; Western European and East Asian countries in particular experienced unusually high and sustained growth, together with full employment. Contrary to early predictions, this high growth also included many countries that had been devastated by the war, such as Greece (Greek economic miracle), West Germany (Wirtschaftswunder), France (Trente Glorieuses), Japan (Japanese post-war economic miracle), and Italy (Italian economic miracle).