Poverty - Developing countries.
Unemployment and the Probability of Falling into Poverty Traps: Considerations for Developing Countries
... of poverty, which can become intergenerational (that is, there is in- creased likelihood that the descendants of the poor will remain poor) (Corak, ...of poverty, as Nurkse (1953) explained, lead to those ...
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GLOBAL CAPITALISM, DEFLATION AND AGRARIAN CRISIS IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES
... In the course of the 1990s, mass income deflation became generalized to ever larger areas of the globe, while in already income-deflating areas like sub-Saharan Africa, per capita income continued to fall by 6 per cent ...
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CONFERENCIA INTERNACIONAL SOBRE LA FINANCIACION PARA EL DESARROLLO
... Poor Countries Initiative provides an opportunity to strengthen the economic prospects and poverty reduction efforts of its beneficiary ...poor countries should take the policy measures necessary to ...
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← Volver a los detalles del artículo FROM MULTILATERAL NEGOTIATIONS TO BILATERAL AND REGIONAL NEGOTIATIONS: THE EFFECT OF DOHA STALLING
... 4 With the purpose of continuing trade liberalization under the WTO, its members started new negotiations between them on November of 2001 and launched the Doha round with the declaration of the fourth Ministerial ...
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Cost benefit studies on disaster risk reduction in developing countries
... Finally, most of the analyses we examined do not look into the distributional aspects of DRR costs and ben- efits. That is, to what extent DRR interventions benefit differentially the socially and economically ...
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Building Capacity in Developing Countries : OER for Food Safety
... At Michigan State University, considerable effort has been directed at new ways to address global issues in agriculture, especially to improve food safety and to increase access to markets for developing ...
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Essays on Fiscal Policy in Developing Countries and Microstates
... as well as time effects. The results are very similar to the benchmark model that allows for only country fixed effects. The next specification excludes oil exporting countries. Here, the coefficients for CAPB ...
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POOR PEOPLE'S KNOWLEDGE: PROMOTING INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES
... One must recognize that simply awarding a patent or trademark in an industrial country generally does not cause economic harm to those who developed the tradi- tional knowledge. In general, the patents awarded do not ...
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Unemployment insurance : severance payments and informality in developing countries
... In this note, we show that an increase of current UI bene…ts does not reduce the e¤ort made by unemployed to secure a new job in the formal sector during the same period. The intra-temporal trade-o¤ only a¤ects the ...
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GLOBAL DEVELOPMENT FINANCE 2012: EXTERNAL DEBT OF DEVELOPING COUNTRIES
... from bilateral and multilateral creditors, including a tripling of purchases (disbursements) from the IMF under ongoing programs with the Dominican Republic, Haiti, Jamaica and Nicaragua. Gross disbursements from IBRD ...
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Income and beyond: multidimensional poverty in six Latin American countries
... crude poverty measure, the headcount ratio for each dimension, country and year provides a preliminary picture of deprivation in the ...across countries and regions, one can distinguish two groups: the ...
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The impact of the Common agricultural policy on developing countries
... third countries (EC, ...third countries impact had been brought forward under review from previous studies; it was concluded, therefore, that the form and extent to which the CAP would affect ...
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LOOKING AHEAD: AREAS OF FUTURE RESEARCH IN HUMAN DEVELOPMENT
... Another problem with the HDI is the implicit trade-off between life expectancy and income. For a country with an income per head less than the world average ($5,711 per year at 1993 purchasing power parity, which is ...
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The ethics of research related to healthcare in developing countries
... Participants in research in developing and developed countries have a range of motivations for taking part in research. The point at which inducements become inappropriate is not always clear. Participants ...
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TRADE AND DEVELOPMENT REPORT 2002: DEVELOPING COUNTRIES IN WORLD TRADE
... developing countries have a comparative advan- tage – as in agriculture, processed foods, textiles and clothing, and light manufactures” (Kohler, ...shape developing-country participation in the ...
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ELIMINATION OF TRIMS : THE EXPERIENCE OF SELECTED DEVELOPING COUNTRIES
... In Japan and the Asian NICs, including China today, export orientation was promoted alongside the system of domestic protection. These countries calibrated their liberalization measures based on the growing ...
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Development Aid at a Glance Statistics by Region Developing Countries
... Australia 156 493 268 333 Austria 31 50 34 56 Belgium 185 197 209 189 Canada 626 427 669 595 Denmark 139 45 202 72 Finland 33 50 50 45 France 151 389 338 470 Germany 380 480 518 357 Greece 34 14 21 6 Ireland 181 152 124 ...
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Open Educational Resources : the way forward
... in countries where there is currently a low level of OER development and ...in developing countries are research and ...in countries with very limited ...
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Treatment of chronic HBV infection in developing countries
... tween developing and developed countries and may differ between one low-income country and ...low-income countries in Africa, Asia, Eastern Europe and Latin ...
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Capital Structures in Developing Countries: The Latin American case
... higher levels of tangible assets (mean and median) compared to U.S. This might be explained by the fact that debt holders are less protected in Latin American firms (French-civil law), and therefore they require more ...
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