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Household Indebtedness and Economic Growth (Empirical Analysis)
Economic growth Households loans Panel analysis (fixed effects)
2016/1/27
One important aspect of the resulting indebtedness in full-fledged market economies is the mutual influence between different economic sectors. Therefore, alongside the government indebtedness, one mu...
Mortality Decline, Human Capital Investment, and Economic Growth
mortality schooling calibration
2015/9/21
We examine the role of increased life expectancy in raising human capital investment
during the process of economic growth. We develop a continuous time, overlapping generations model in which indivi...
Can food availability influence economic growth – the case of African countries
African dummy food crisis food security Africa
2014/7/9
There is a growing consensus that food security is vital to the general wellbeing of any economy, but a far less consensus on whether food security can spur economic growth in a country. Many economic...
Fiscal stimulation of human capital and resultant economic growth in South Africa
human capital CES modelling fiscal stimulation economic growth
2009/5/8
The aim of the paper is to econometrically model the relationship between national fiscal expenditure on human capital (national education and training expenditure) and the efficiency of the human res...
Labour market transition, income inequality and economic growth in China
Labour market transition income inequality economic growth in China
2014/1/13
After “opening up” in 1978, China followed a development strategy that has led to internal and external economic imbalances, especially since its labour market reform of the mid-1990s and the resultin...
We all know what a popular buzzword “industrial policy” has
become inWashington these days. The trouble seems to be that the
term “industrial policy” means different things to different people.
To ...
POPULATION GROWTH, ECONOMIC GROWTH, AND FOREIGN AID
POPULATION GROWTH ECONOMIC GROWTH FOREIGN AID
2008/12/4
It is a great honor, as well as a great pleasure, forme to contribute
to this Festschrift honoring Peter Bauer and his pathbreaking work
on economic development. My acquaintance with Bauer’s point o...
TAXATION, ECONOMIC GROWTH, AND LIBERTY
TAXATION ECONOMIC GROWTH LIBERTY less developed countries
2008/12/4
The Third World, often called the less developed countries (LDCs),
consists of over 100 nations in Africa, Asia, the Middle East, the
Western Hemisphere, and the Mediterranean. Most ofthese countrie...
Over the past decade or so, professional economists have increasingly
questioned the once prevailing conventional wisdom that state
and local taxes are unimportant in determining variations in the
...
RENT SEEKING AND ECONOMIC GROWTH：EVIDENCE FROM THE STATES
ECONOMIC GROWTH government interventions artificial rents
2008/11/13
Any significant government intervention beyond the limits defined
by the minimal or protective state will counter, indeed may block,
the dissipation of rents (Buchanan 1980: 7). Rent-seeking activit...
RENT SEEKING AND ECONOMIC GROWTH：EVIDENCE FROM A PANEL OF U.S. STATES
ECONOMIC GROWTH U.S. STATES rent-seeking activity
2008/11/10
A copious body of theoretical literature has developed that maintains
that rent-seeking activity (RSA) inhibits economic growth by
diverting resources from productive uses (Buchanan 1980; Tollis...
INCREASING ECONOMIC GROWTH AND STABILITY IN EMERGING MARKETS
economic goals EMERGING MARKETS ECONOMIC GROWTH
2008/11/10
Ownership, Growth, and Stability
The Bush administration’s emerging market strategy is an interrelated
part of our overall international economic agenda. The agenda
focuses on two goals: increasing...
THE CONTRIBUTION OF ECONOMIC FREEDOM TO WORLD ECONOMIC GROWTH, 1980–99
ECONOMIC FREEDOM CONTRIBUTION WORLD ECONOMIC GROWTH
2008/11/9
Since 1986, a group of researchers associated with the Fraser Institute
have focused on the definition and measurement of an internationally
comparable index of economic freedom (Easton and
Walker ...
Peter Bauer was very much concerned with the question of how
attitudes may affect the potential for economic development in underdeveloped
countries. He was forced to deal with it because much
of t...
MONETARY CREDIBILITY, INFLATION, AND ECONOMIC GROWTH
MONETARY CREDIBILITY INFLATION ECONOMIC GROWTH
2008/11/5
By now it must be universally agreed that low and stable inflation
is a primary and essential goal for monetary policy, in large part
because we believe it brings stability to financial systems and ...