The Global Financial Crisis and the Developing World
... effects from outside, there is a danger in developing economies that a credit crunch could take place in no time, with internally generated forces affecting the domestic banking system through its linkage to asset market prices. ...
... effects from outside, there is a danger in developing economies that a credit crunch could take place in no time, with internally generated forces affecting the domestic banking system through its linkage to asset market prices. ...
Integration of Central and Eastern European Countries: Increasing
... formulated as well. On the other hand, it is not so important whether the way to competitiveness should be based on, e.g., knowledge economy, cheap exports or tourism since, in our opinion, there could be more alternative ways to prosperity. Rather than particular forms of economic policies, the exi ...
... formulated as well. On the other hand, it is not so important whether the way to competitiveness should be based on, e.g., knowledge economy, cheap exports or tourism since, in our opinion, there could be more alternative ways to prosperity. Rather than particular forms of economic policies, the exi ...
Two New Indexes Offer a Broad View of Economic
... wage growth as being strong and job security high, for example, they might make more purchases, whereas businesses that sense that the demand for their goods is slowing might defer investment in new equipment. Unfortunately, it can be difficult to track the economy’s performance because the individu ...
... wage growth as being strong and job security high, for example, they might make more purchases, whereas businesses that sense that the demand for their goods is slowing might defer investment in new equipment. Unfortunately, it can be difficult to track the economy’s performance because the individu ...
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... extreme rainfall events changes? Barrett & Santos (2011) explore the likely consequences of more frequent drought in the African ASAL on pastoralists’ livestock herd dynamics. - Use original primary data on rainfall-conditional herd growth dynamics collected among Boran pastoralists in S.Ethiopia - ...
... extreme rainfall events changes? Barrett & Santos (2011) explore the likely consequences of more frequent drought in the African ASAL on pastoralists’ livestock herd dynamics. - Use original primary data on rainfall-conditional herd growth dynamics collected among Boran pastoralists in S.Ethiopia - ...
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... assumptions. First of all, weights derived from gross trade data ignore the importance of vertical integration in trade(97). This means that changes in the price basket would have the same effect on the REER whether it is for a final good or an intermediate good. However, at the outset we would expe ...
... assumptions. First of all, weights derived from gross trade data ignore the importance of vertical integration in trade(97). This means that changes in the price basket would have the same effect on the REER whether it is for a final good or an intermediate good. However, at the outset we would expe ...
Chapter 9.1: Why Does Development Vary Among Countries?
... – Government severely limits licenses and amount of foreign production in the nation – Indian companies were discourage from exporting as well, all goods should be kept in country – Businesses need government permission to create new products, hire/fire workers, set prices – Government subsidized lo ...
... – Government severely limits licenses and amount of foreign production in the nation – Indian companies were discourage from exporting as well, all goods should be kept in country – Businesses need government permission to create new products, hire/fire workers, set prices – Government subsidized lo ...
Experience from the evaluation of drug dossiers with respect to
... pharmaceutical product because its quality, safety and efficacy should have been well assessed and documented in premarketing studies and postmarketing monitoring schemes. ...
... pharmaceutical product because its quality, safety and efficacy should have been well assessed and documented in premarketing studies and postmarketing monitoring schemes. ...
successes and failures of economic transition of north and cent
... in most transition economies in the first half of the 1990s) from the process of economic growth (recovery from the transformational recession). It is argued that the former (the collapse of output during transition) can be best explained as adverse supply shock caused mostly by a change in relative ...
... in most transition economies in the first half of the 1990s) from the process of economic growth (recovery from the transformational recession). It is argued that the former (the collapse of output during transition) can be best explained as adverse supply shock caused mostly by a change in relative ...
Project Half Yearly Progress Report
... Qualitative assessment of progress For each intended outcome, provide evidence of progress during the reporting period. In addition, for each outcome include the outputs achieved. (1000 characters max.) Do you see evidence that the project is having a positive impact on peacebuilding? (1000 charact ...
... Qualitative assessment of progress For each intended outcome, provide evidence of progress during the reporting period. In addition, for each outcome include the outputs achieved. (1000 characters max.) Do you see evidence that the project is having a positive impact on peacebuilding? (1000 charact ...
Are We Underestimating the Gains from Globalization for the United
... exporter placed first; the following columns report the rankings of these same countries in 1988, 1990, and 2001. Although the countries exporting the most goods to the United States have tended, throughout the 1972-2001 period, to be large and high-income economies, the position of individual count ...
... exporter placed first; the following columns report the rankings of these same countries in 1988, 1990, and 2001. Although the countries exporting the most goods to the United States have tended, throughout the 1972-2001 period, to be large and high-income economies, the position of individual count ...
Rolf TRAEGER - Swiss Network for International Studies
... in tourism-related services: issues and options for developing countries (1998) and by interacting with key players in other international organizations and private sector institutions and contacting country experts and governments; contributed to the preparation of the UNCTAD documents Scope for ex ...
... in tourism-related services: issues and options for developing countries (1998) and by interacting with key players in other international organizations and private sector institutions and contacting country experts and governments; contributed to the preparation of the UNCTAD documents Scope for ex ...
8 - of Planning Commission
... increased. The Conservative-Liberal coalition which had come to power in the United Kingdom was committed to an earlier exit from fiscal stimulus and this reinforced German views on this issue. The G20 communiqué from Toronto, therefore, signalled a stronger commitment for an earlier exit for countr ...
... increased. The Conservative-Liberal coalition which had come to power in the United Kingdom was committed to an earlier exit from fiscal stimulus and this reinforced German views on this issue. The G20 communiqué from Toronto, therefore, signalled a stronger commitment for an earlier exit for countr ...
PPT English
... The institutional structure is the framework of rules, customs and incentives which influence how expenditures are made and how people behave. A good public sector will have well defined rules for authority for delegation. ...
... The institutional structure is the framework of rules, customs and incentives which influence how expenditures are made and how people behave. A good public sector will have well defined rules for authority for delegation. ...
substantial evidence - Regulatory Affairs Professionals Society
... without bias to reach a specific claim, to name a few. In essence, medical may be very valuable in the critical evaluation and determination of whether the characteristics of an adequate and well-controlled study are present as provided in 21 CFR 314.126. Further, these experts should also review DD ...
... without bias to reach a specific claim, to name a few. In essence, medical may be very valuable in the critical evaluation and determination of whether the characteristics of an adequate and well-controlled study are present as provided in 21 CFR 314.126. Further, these experts should also review DD ...
AdvaMed Medical Technology Learning Institute
... – Includes human cell, tissue, or cellular or tissue-based products (HCT/P’s) regulated as a drug, device, or ...
... – Includes human cell, tissue, or cellular or tissue-based products (HCT/P’s) regulated as a drug, device, or ...
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... spreads, which is likely seen first in the secondary market. As more investors gain confidence in the reform effect, it will eventually feed back into the primary market. As many countries have adopted the SDDS or GDDS since the studies were conducted in the early 2000s, we believe it is time to ass ...
... spreads, which is likely seen first in the secondary market. As more investors gain confidence in the reform effect, it will eventually feed back into the primary market. As many countries have adopted the SDDS or GDDS since the studies were conducted in the early 2000s, we believe it is time to ass ...
Support Material
... collected; methods of collecting data: Some important sources of secondary data: Census of India and National Sample Survey Organisation. Organisation of Data: Meaning and types of variables; Frequency Distribution. Presentation of data: Tabular Presentation and Diagrammatic Presentation of Data: ( ...
... collected; methods of collecting data: Some important sources of secondary data: Census of India and National Sample Survey Organisation. Organisation of Data: Meaning and types of variables; Frequency Distribution. Presentation of data: Tabular Presentation and Diagrammatic Presentation of Data: ( ...
`Better Regulation`: Better for whom?
... for instance, the average business can now expect to be visited only once in every 20 years. This is not just a problem of infrequent inspections and lax enforcement. In the name of cutting red tape, governments of all political persuasions have, for over a decade, undermined independent and effectiv ...
... for instance, the average business can now expect to be visited only once in every 20 years. This is not just a problem of infrequent inspections and lax enforcement. In the name of cutting red tape, governments of all political persuasions have, for over a decade, undermined independent and effectiv ...
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... Dutch presidency of the first half on 1997 managed to dissolve the Gordic Knot with a clever negotiating strategy. It commissioned experts from Utrecht University to develop an approach deriving emission targets from sectoral characteristics of member states. They defined three sectors (and thus cal ...
... Dutch presidency of the first half on 1997 managed to dissolve the Gordic Knot with a clever negotiating strategy. It commissioned experts from Utrecht University to develop an approach deriving emission targets from sectoral characteristics of member states. They defined three sectors (and thus cal ...
new products, quality changes, and welfare measures computed
... got worse. Both of these interpretations are consistent with an estimated positive time effect, and if the purpose of the estimation is to compute own- and cross-price elasticities, then separating them is not important. But they have different implications for consumer welfare. An additional assump ...
... got worse. Both of these interpretations are consistent with an estimated positive time effect, and if the purpose of the estimation is to compute own- and cross-price elasticities, then separating them is not important. But they have different implications for consumer welfare. An additional assump ...
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... A recent study (Acemoglu et al. 2002) shows that the closer a country finds itself to the global cutting edge of technology, the more important radical innovations combined with fast adaptation to technical progress in all sectors become for economic growth. The basic conditions that promote the flo ...
... A recent study (Acemoglu et al. 2002) shows that the closer a country finds itself to the global cutting edge of technology, the more important radical innovations combined with fast adaptation to technical progress in all sectors become for economic growth. The basic conditions that promote the flo ...
labor market regulation and the legal system
... b, and negatively affected by an increase in its policy variable regulation θ. Moreover, the government is averse to deviations of labor market regulation from its preferred level θ.5 This “target” level can be influenced by ideological leanings or the politically optimal level of regulation, result ...
... b, and negatively affected by an increase in its policy variable regulation θ. Moreover, the government is averse to deviations of labor market regulation from its preferred level θ.5 This “target” level can be influenced by ideological leanings or the politically optimal level of regulation, result ...
India and the Eurozone: A Commentary on the Political Economy of
... interaction with each other. However the story changes with globalization and relatively free capital movements. In this commentary we will highlight some of the important changes which have occurred in the Eurozone and Indian economies and discuss the implications of these changes for other regions ...
... interaction with each other. However the story changes with globalization and relatively free capital movements. In this commentary we will highlight some of the important changes which have occurred in the Eurozone and Indian economies and discuss the implications of these changes for other regions ...
Building the Microeconomic Foundations of Prosperity: Findings
... such as software in India or high-performance cars in Germany are often concentrated in a particular region within a larger nation, and sometimes in a single town. Clusters affect competitiveness in three broad ways: first, by increasing the productivity of constituent firms or industries. In the Ca ...
... such as software in India or high-performance cars in Germany are often concentrated in a particular region within a larger nation, and sometimes in a single town. Clusters affect competitiveness in three broad ways: first, by increasing the productivity of constituent firms or industries. In the Ca ...
View/Open
... preferences to Argentina were suspended by the United States due to a dispute over intellectual property protection.28 The United States also suspended preferences to Pakistan for some time but later restored them in return for cooperation with the ‘fight’ against terrorism.29 If however GSP conditi ...
... preferences to Argentina were suspended by the United States due to a dispute over intellectual property protection.28 The United States also suspended preferences to Pakistan for some time but later restored them in return for cooperation with the ‘fight’ against terrorism.29 If however GSP conditi ...