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External Monetary Constraints Imposed by Developed Economies on Developing Economies: Empirical Evidence from Pakistan
... developing economies is that their monetary policy is constrained by the developed economies central banks especially Federal Reserve's Bank USA and ...
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How Strong is the Causal Relationship between Globalization and Energy Consumption in Developed Economies? A Country Specific Time Series and Panel Analysis
... We examine the causal relationship between globalization, economic growth and energy consumption for 25 developed economies using both time series and panel data techniques for the period 1970-2014. Due to ...
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Understanding the Sources of High Current Account Fluctuations in 5 Developed Economies
... of developed economies and financed by the rest of the ...by economies that run massive current account deficits and make impulsive macroeconomic adjustments in instances of sudden reversals in net ...
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Cooperation of developed economies and international organizations with developing economies
... The Developing world suffers from the economic delay behind developed economies which is allied with poverty, a high pace of population growth, illiteracy, malnutrition and the degradation of environment. ...
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Testing Schumpeterian growth theory: the role of income inequality as a determinant of research and development expenditures (developed economies) and successful technology transfers (developing economies)
... the developed world (outside the country concerned), and one to reflect income inequality in the developing ...few developed economies, FG1 and FG2 tend to be measures which refer to the ...
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Essays on Loan Markets in Less-Developed Economies
... in developed economies was affected negatively in the recent global financial crisis, Turkish banking were not affected due to its strong structure after the establishment of Banking Regulation and ...
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Value Adding Services as Competitive Strategy: A Multiple Case Study Analysis of Ports in Developing and Developed Economies
... and developed economies having to devolve less of port operations and assets to local public entities, but increasingly to private and commercial driven entities (Brooks and Pallis, ...
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The untold standards of living story : the GDP value of twentieth century health improvements in developed economies
... Improvements in health have clearly made a major difference to the standard of living. DeLong (2000) highlights the value of twentieth century health gains by considering how much material wealth would be necessary to ...
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The analysis of budget rules and macroeconomic implications in several developed economies
... Rules that are considered in the first category are rules that assume a public deficit threshold the Maastricht Treaty, 1993, the Golden Rule of Public Finance 3, and rules that are incl[r] ...
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Does globalization worsen environmental quality in developed economies?
... for developed countries because trade openness not only stimulates their economy but also brings detrimental changes to their environmental quality (Copeland and Taylor, 1994, 2003; Christmann and Taylor, 2001; ...
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Endogenous R&D and Intellectual Property Laws in Developed and Emerging Economies
... the developed economy to expend effort on R&D, and this in turn affects welfare adversely in the emerging economy by the lack of availability of new goods and services to consumers, and by the lack of ...
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The Impact of a Loss of Confidence in Emerging Market Economies to the World Economy: A Simulation with the G Cubed Model
... developing economies (see Figure ...American economies have to supply fiscal stimulus the most as they suffer the most compared to the other developing ...extent. Developed economies response ...
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The impact of oil price fluctuations on stock markets in developed and emerging economies
... Due to its critical role in the economy, movements in oil prices receive a special attention in daily media. Nevertheless, studies on oil price-and-stock price relationship are not only few in number, but most of which ...
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STOCK MARKET REACTION TO ICT IMPLEMENTATION: MODEL BASED ON COMPARISON OF DEVELOPED AND TRANSITION ECONOMIES
... Nowadays, companies run their business in very competitive and ever changing environment trying to fi nd the way to be more successful. According to the [1], [18] and [37], enterprises in both manufacturing and service ...
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A Review on the Potentiality of Derivative Market and Economic Stability of Bangladesh
... Many developed countries use these instruments to reduce market ...options. Developed economies are heavily relying on their financial ...of developed economies are using derivative ...
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The infrastructural investments pursued in the Polish host cities in connection with Euro 2012
... infrastructure expenditures in countries with more developed economies. During UEFA Euro in 2000 and 2008 the event hosts, being some of the most developed European countries, focused on preparing ...
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Emerging Multinationals from Mid-Range Economies: The Influence of Institutions and Factor Markets
... created gridlock and at times stymied market advance. More stifling, however, is its relative poor infrastructure and factor market development. Some Indian firms have used OFDI to overcome India’s lack of infrastructure ...
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An analysis of the unbiased forward rate hypothesis in developed and emerging economies
... selecting developed and emerging economies. Thus, the three developed economies, Germany, British and Japan are selected because of the vital role these currencies play in the forward exchange ...
Occupational Structure of Kashmir: A Case Study of Block Kupwara
... in developed economies is much less than the proportion of population engaged in agriculture in under developed economies like Jammu and Kashmir ...
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... because developed economies have substantial amounts of two-way human capital flows, when compared to developing nations (Wyk & Lal, 2008; El-Wassal, ...developing economies. The findings are ...
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