Developing economies
A WIDER NOTION OF CORPORATE GOVERNANCE AND IMPLICATIONS FOR DEVELOPING ECONOMIES
... the developing economies in particular where anonymous stock markets are not likely to promote the necessary entrepreneurial activity and corporate ...
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Food insecurity in developing economies: Cambodian and international evidence
... particularly in developing economies. Imperfection of labour, credit, capital, and product markets in rural Cambodia are observed and realising this potential issue, I attempted to account for variation in ...
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The simple analytics of oligopoly banking in developing economies
... It has been recognised for quite some time that interest rate spread – the difference between the lending rate and the deposit rate – is quite high in developing economies. The spread has tended to persist ...
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External Monetary Constraints Imposed by Developed Economies on Developing Economies: Empirical Evidence from Pakistan
... the developing economies is that their monetary policy is constrained by the developed economies central banks especially Federal Reserve's Bank USA and ...the developing countries central ...
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Essays on Optimal Macroeconomic Stabilization Policy for Developing Economies
... of developing countries. Many economists view developing economies as financially ...a developing economy, and is related to other frictions such as imperfect international financial market ...
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Capital controls and exchange rate instability in developing economies
... 69 developing economies over the 1975–1997 period, identifying 160 currency ...insulate economies from currency problems; rather, countries with less restrictive capital controls and more liberalized ...
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Institutional Investment in Infrastructure in Emerging Markets and Developing Economies
... in developing markets poses an additional set of challenges, from sovereign risk to regulatory issues (Table ...For developing economies, even those with more mature capital markets and stable legal ...
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The Importance of Corporate Law: Some Thoughts on Developing Equity Markets in Developing Economies
... in developing economies? One can start to answer this question by asking whether a market-based approach to corporate governance, such as the one in the United States, is feasible for developing ...
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The Challenge of Economic Growth and Environmental Protection in Developing Economies
... in developing countries , that whether such developing economies could be able to achieve economic growth as well as protect their environment simultaneously or these economies still suffer ...
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Developing economies’ participation in global trade in commercial services
... Several developing economies have gained from exports of construction, banking, and professional services or from services transactions based on telecommunications networks (such as data processing and ...
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New Health Technologies and Health Workforce in Developing Economies
... developed economies, the coefficient is ...developed, developing and all countries exhibit the same coefficient as it is confirmed in Table 8 with the calculated ...
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Terms of Trade Effects of Productivity Shocks in Developing Economies
... all economies of the same group, implying that a homo- geneous cointegration relationship between the series is ...and developing economies, as discussed in section ...
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Institutional Investment in Infrastructure in Emerging Markets and Developing Economies
... in developing markets poses an additional set of challenges, from sovereign risk to regulatory issues (Table ...For developing economies, even those with more mature capital markets and stable legal ...
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Terms of Trade Effects of Productivity Shocks in Developing Economies
... advanced economies and as disorganized in developing economies, implying that trade unions in advanced economies have more power to prevent labor shares from declining by securing the ...
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An institutional analysis of some monetary issues in developing economies
... At the end of the 50s, when the main countries of Europe gradually started to promote the return of their currencies to convertibility, after gathering important exchange reserves in dollars, the world began the trail ...
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Determinants and barriers to bilateral trade A study on developing economies
... World trade has grown rapidly. Several factors are highlighted by literature as a driving force behind the growth of world trade. Reduction in barriers to trade is one of them. A comprehensive empirical investigation is ...
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Police and Crime Against Firms in Developing Economies
... developing economies. Using data for about 12,000 firms in 27 developing countries we find that increasing the police force has a negative effect on crime against ...
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Poverty in Agrarian Developing Economies
... agrarian economies the main ways to reduce poverty and hence improve living standards are increases in productivity in farming and the creation of a dynamic economic milieu in urban ...
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How to build upon sustainable entrepreneurial opportunities in developing economies
... for developing economies via economic development and entrepreneurial activity, increased employment and revenues, improved economic stability and resilience to external factors, and the development of ...
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Determinants of Corporate Profitability in Developing Economies
... The study investigates the determinants of corporate profitability in developing economies, with main emphasis on the Nigerian context. The study analyzes the relationship between capital structure, firm ...
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