1 Dynamics of the Global Economy
... corporations seeking cheap labor and production, tax advantages and a rapidly growing market. About 70 percent of the foreign affiliates of transnational corporations (TNCs) located in developing countries are in China. The China option—the “China price”—is being used by global corporations to drive ...
... corporations seeking cheap labor and production, tax advantages and a rapidly growing market. About 70 percent of the foreign affiliates of transnational corporations (TNCs) located in developing countries are in China. The China option—the “China price”—is being used by global corporations to drive ...
IOSR Journal Of Humanities And Social Science (IOSR-JHSS)
... significantly exposed to equities. The development of the market has been steady for almost a decade and investor‟s confidence in the market has been very high. Returns from the market have also accounted for increased attraction of Foreign Direct Inflows into the market and this has impacted positi ...
... significantly exposed to equities. The development of the market has been steady for almost a decade and investor‟s confidence in the market has been very high. Returns from the market have also accounted for increased attraction of Foreign Direct Inflows into the market and this has impacted positi ...
FISCAL MULTIPLIER: IMF AND EC/ECFIN OPINIONS
... Finally, it is worth emphasizing that deciding on the appropriate stance of fiscal policy requires much more than an assessment regarding the size of short-term fiscal multipliers. Thus, our results should not be construed as arguing for any specific fiscal policy stance in any specific country. In ...
... Finally, it is worth emphasizing that deciding on the appropriate stance of fiscal policy requires much more than an assessment regarding the size of short-term fiscal multipliers. Thus, our results should not be construed as arguing for any specific fiscal policy stance in any specific country. In ...
“Austerity” Failed in Greece: Testing the Validity of Macro
... debts in government budgets, and how large government debt can be reduced without throwing a nation into depression. Also Roubini cautioned about a policy of “austerity” to quickly reduce debt (front-loading) by immediately and simultaneously increasing taxes and reducing government employment and p ...
... debts in government budgets, and how large government debt can be reduced without throwing a nation into depression. Also Roubini cautioned about a policy of “austerity” to quickly reduce debt (front-loading) by immediately and simultaneously increasing taxes and reducing government employment and p ...
The fall and rise of Ghana`s debt
... fails to make them. The World Bank is not meant to give such guarantees for governments assessed as at high risk of debt distress, which Ghana had been for the previous seven months. The high interest rate and guarantee mean that if the Ghanaian government were to pay the interest every year until 2 ...
... fails to make them. The World Bank is not meant to give such guarantees for governments assessed as at high risk of debt distress, which Ghana had been for the previous seven months. The high interest rate and guarantee mean that if the Ghanaian government were to pay the interest every year until 2 ...
Keynes and Polanyi: the 1920s and the 1990s - IEIM-UQAM
... relatively small number of large transnational corporations which control access to technology and markets. Rich countries like Canada can no longer afford the universal right to free education and health care available at a time when GNP per capita was half of what it is today. Why? ...
... relatively small number of large transnational corporations which control access to technology and markets. Rich countries like Canada can no longer afford the universal right to free education and health care available at a time when GNP per capita was half of what it is today. Why? ...
Multidimensional character of globalisation
... services, labour, capital and technology, what leads to the economic integration and, in the end, the emergence of the world economy and world markets. Nowadays, the flow of capitals is perceived as the most important feature of a current phase of the globalization process. Many reasons of capital f ...
... services, labour, capital and technology, what leads to the economic integration and, in the end, the emergence of the world economy and world markets. Nowadays, the flow of capitals is perceived as the most important feature of a current phase of the globalization process. Many reasons of capital f ...
2. Outlook and Policy Challenges for Latin America and the
... levels of official foreign exchange reserves should provide a significant buffer. The protracted weakening of economic activity also heightens the risk of domestic policy missteps, especially attempts to stave off a structural slowdown with excessive policy stimulus. At present, most countries seem ...
... levels of official foreign exchange reserves should provide a significant buffer. The protracted weakening of economic activity also heightens the risk of domestic policy missteps, especially attempts to stave off a structural slowdown with excessive policy stimulus. At present, most countries seem ...
File - AIB Midwest
... A call for a new approach Critics of current aid policies, multilateral or bilateral, say that all the aid previously given has not dramatically impacted the world’s poverty. They say the economic situation will only improve through private investments. This wealth will then trickle down the economy ...
... A call for a new approach Critics of current aid policies, multilateral or bilateral, say that all the aid previously given has not dramatically impacted the world’s poverty. They say the economic situation will only improve through private investments. This wealth will then trickle down the economy ...
speculative activities in the financial markets and its
... the job is likely to be ill-done“(Keynes, 2002). Similarly, the present world economy, especially financial markets sector is facing the serious problem of unsustainable speculative activities ...
... the job is likely to be ill-done“(Keynes, 2002). Similarly, the present world economy, especially financial markets sector is facing the serious problem of unsustainable speculative activities ...
Fiscal Lessons for Developed Countries
... • Chances are that growth would not be impaired, although there could be a permanent loss in output Alok Sheel ...
... • Chances are that growth would not be impaired, although there could be a permanent loss in output Alok Sheel ...
English
... Micro-economic activities Increasing public investment (infrastructure and regional integration) Plan MLT for most hit sectors Increasing Purchasing Power and salaries Institutionalization of coordination and negotiation with private sector and civil society organizations (more participative approac ...
... Micro-economic activities Increasing public investment (infrastructure and regional integration) Plan MLT for most hit sectors Increasing Purchasing Power and salaries Institutionalization of coordination and negotiation with private sector and civil society organizations (more participative approac ...
Republic of Madagascar: Letter of Intent, Memorandum of
... increased information sharing and collaboration with customs services. Cooperation between the customs and tax administrations has improved, though it is taking some time to translate into stronger revenue numbers. The suspension of duties and taxes for petroleum imports for non-JIRAMA related oil i ...
... increased information sharing and collaboration with customs services. Cooperation between the customs and tax administrations has improved, though it is taking some time to translate into stronger revenue numbers. The suspension of duties and taxes for petroleum imports for non-JIRAMA related oil i ...
Eurozone Governance: From the Greek Drama of 2015 to the Five
... Although the short-term political situation was stabilized, deep contradictions remain over Greece's long-term position in the eurozone. In 2016, Greece's debt-to-GDP ratio could breach 200 per cent of GDP – double what it was at the beginning of the global financial crisis. As such, a further roun ...
... Although the short-term political situation was stabilized, deep contradictions remain over Greece's long-term position in the eurozone. In 2016, Greece's debt-to-GDP ratio could breach 200 per cent of GDP – double what it was at the beginning of the global financial crisis. As such, a further roun ...
ppt
... relatively less powerful at Zero Lower Bound. • even though it is still worth doing, via channels other than short-term interest rate: – Exchange rate • if particular countries need more stimulus than others; ...
... relatively less powerful at Zero Lower Bound. • even though it is still worth doing, via channels other than short-term interest rate: – Exchange rate • if particular countries need more stimulus than others; ...
A Tale of Two Crises: Korea`s Experience with External Debt
... These adverse macroeconomic developments called for strong doses of stabilization measures that comprised tighter monetary and fiscal policy together with a currency devaluation, but Korean policymakers would not or could not accept such a traditional IMF supported prescription. Instead they opted ...
... These adverse macroeconomic developments called for strong doses of stabilization measures that comprised tighter monetary and fiscal policy together with a currency devaluation, but Korean policymakers would not or could not accept such a traditional IMF supported prescription. Instead they opted ...
This PDF is a selection from an out-of-print volume from... Bureau of Economic Research
... The level of the saving ratio, and even more definitely the distribution of saving by form, is affected by a country's financial organization at a given period. The availability of intangible assets fitting the requirements of different saver groups and the existence of financial institutions that a ...
... The level of the saving ratio, and even more definitely the distribution of saving by form, is affected by a country's financial organization at a given period. The availability of intangible assets fitting the requirements of different saver groups and the existence of financial institutions that a ...
Economic environment - World Trade Organization
... Solomon Islands is a least developed country with per capita GDP of some US$880. The economy of Solomon Islands contracted sharply during a period of civil strife at the beginning of this decade. Economic growth resumed from 2003, and was particularly brisk in 2007 and 2008. This reflected both stro ...
... Solomon Islands is a least developed country with per capita GDP of some US$880. The economy of Solomon Islands contracted sharply during a period of civil strife at the beginning of this decade. Economic growth resumed from 2003, and was particularly brisk in 2007 and 2008. This reflected both stro ...
Debt, Power, and Crisis - Rutgers Women and Gender Studies
... Debt, Power, and Economic Stratification Over the past four decades, countries around the world have experienced a process of financialization—the growing dominance of finance in the economy and in people’s lives. There are various approaches to conceptualizing financialization. Some define financia ...
... Debt, Power, and Economic Stratification Over the past four decades, countries around the world have experienced a process of financialization—the growing dominance of finance in the economy and in people’s lives. There are various approaches to conceptualizing financialization. Some define financia ...
DR Chiragra JSE - BAFM - 1 (Developing Exchanges)
... Shared Growth and Development Agenda II, (2014-2017). ...
... Shared Growth and Development Agenda II, (2014-2017). ...
G Behind the numbers The Global Divide Canadian Centre for
... The study also found that progress in health and education indicators was reduced for most countries. This empirical result is an indictment of the period of globalization of the past 20 years, heavily characterized by the imposition of liberalization, privatization and deregulation via IMF and Worl ...
... The study also found that progress in health and education indicators was reduced for most countries. This empirical result is an indictment of the period of globalization of the past 20 years, heavily characterized by the imposition of liberalization, privatization and deregulation via IMF and Worl ...
Abdulkadir DEVELİ*, Gülbahar ÜÇLER** The aim of this study is to
... liberalization durations started with the alterations on 24 January 1980. With this decision, domestic markets are opened to capital flow without any legal limitations. Before this, ISE is set up in 1986 as an important pace for creation of capital market. Creation of capital market ha ...
... liberalization durations started with the alterations on 24 January 1980. With this decision, domestic markets are opened to capital flow without any legal limitations. Before this, ISE is set up in 1986 as an important pace for creation of capital market. Creation of capital market ha ...
Globalization
... pressure on wages in industries where overseas production is a viable option. The availability of jobs for unskilled workers is clearly threatened when those jobs can be more efficiently performed elsewhere. Lower labor costs are only one of the reasons why a firm may seek to expand in developing co ...
... pressure on wages in industries where overseas production is a viable option. The availability of jobs for unskilled workers is clearly threatened when those jobs can be more efficiently performed elsewhere. Lower labor costs are only one of the reasons why a firm may seek to expand in developing co ...