... Previously economicgrowth was generally discussed in terms of foreign direct investment (FDI), educational growth, savings, investments, inflation as well as trade openness of a ...of ...
... endogenous growth model which allows us to examine the mutual interaction between economicgrowth, labour market behaviour and population ...disequilibrium and some nonlinearities give ...
... inequality andgrowth since the pioneering work of Kuznets (1955) that found that inequality first increases and later decreases during the process of economicdevelopment, sug- gesting ...
... classic economic thought, started to worry about the distribution of wealth and income among ...classical economic thought David Ricardo (1891) argued that inequality was necessary for ...
... sub-segments) and general economicdevelopment (and pos- sible intervening ...tancy, economic indicators from the World Bank, and several sources mapping national “media systems” ...
... global economicgrowthanddevelopment since the Industrial Revolution, namely: the central roles of productivity, trade and foreign direct investment (FDI), the concentration of ...
... finance andeconomicdevelopment were ...savings and investment, and reallocate global savings from the capital-rich to the capital-scarce countries, strengthening the ...
... Kuznets’ and UGT’s definitions have several points in ...of growth, typical of the postwar economicdevelopment thought (see Rostow, 1992; Easterly, ...of growth”, argues that societies ...
... GEDI and REDI as well as other attempts to measure ...performance and policy evaluation, supporting evidence for the hypothesized posi- tive relationship between ecosystem scores and entrepreneurship ...
... capital and the creation of employment were important factors, yet the improvements in productivity were scarce in nearly all ...activities and those with a high technological content as would be expected ...
... future growth prospects in China requires a much deeper examination than just focusing on investment ...production and distribution to more market-oriented ...banks, and the conflict between ...
... regional developmentand regional inequal- ity, the variety in conceptualisations and definitions of regional entities as spear- heads of accelerated regional growth is ...cover and ...
... GDP and higher GDP per capita, however it may take a long time for a culture of democracy to influence economicgrowthand also because politi- cal institutions change only ...the ...
... political andeconomic institutions: Socialism, which is a dummy variable for socialist economic institutions; New State, which measures the proportion of time under colonial rule; Public, which ...
... trade and service production, on one hand, and productivity per worker and world economicgrowth, on the other, is studied in this paper through a panel data econometric ...worker ...
... Naredo, para solucionar esta contradicción insoluble, propone esclarecer, primero, el significado real del desarrollo, entendido como crecimiento, para, una vez super[r] ...
... facts and empirical ...populated and this fact seems to be an obstacle for ...of economicgrowth, Sala-i-Martin (1997) finds that scale effects are not significantly different from ...Brander ...
... income growth is such that a large demand for industrial goods appears at a time when the supply by early comers is already well ...elite and, indirectly, on the degree of concentration of land ...The ...