World Economy
STRUCTURE OF THE WORLD ECONOMY
... The world economy, like the economy of a single country, can be visualized as a system of interdependent processes. Each process, be it the manufacture of steel, the education of youth or the running ...
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The world economy [November 2004]
... As before, we believe the US will be one of the main drivers of the world economy. The current account deficit remains a concern but inflation is expected to be low and stable given the stance of the ...
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The NNP and Sustainability in Open Economy: Highlights on Recent World Economy and on Open Economy of Bangladesh
... closed economy with constant population and stationary ...open economy whose reproducible capital is defined to include foreign ...resource-rich economy need not reinvest all resource rents in ...
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The world economy [March 2006]
... The US dollar is 15 per cent below its 2002 peak and is leading to a long-term realignment of exchange rates. The US is not showing strong wage growth but second round effects will be important in determining the future ...
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Globalization and Paradoxical Position Of Africa In The World Economy
... the world. However, in the political economy of nation-states, its impact has been a mixed bag of the good, the bad and the ...in world economy is that of a ...increasing world ...
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The world economy [October 2006]
... the world economy is still relatively strong, although US growth has slowed ...the world economy is still optimistic over the next two ...
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The NIME Outlook for the World Economy
... The objective risks surrounding the current medium-term outlook are of two types. First, there are risks linked to the statistical properties of the model that is used. These risks can be inferred directly from the NIME ...
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The world economy [March 2003]
... All the major economies grew more strongly in the first three quarters of 2002 compared to 2001 but growth slowed in the last quar ter of 2002. At the beginning of 2002 the outlook for the world economy was ...
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The NIME Economic Outlook for the World Economy
... the transmission of shocks from the United States to the euro area under alternative exchange rate policies. Meyermans (2004) studied how a cut in the social security contribution rate and an increase in the labour ...
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The world economy [October 2003]
... There are mixed signals from consumer confidence meas- ures with some remaining weak while others are showing signs of improvement. The labour markets also demon- strate mixed performance. The unemployment rate fell in ...
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The world economy [October 2002]
... the economy including fur ther falls in equity ...the world economy particularly the persistent deflation and the underlying weakness of the financial ...
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BoC-GEM: Modelling the World Economy
... the world economy of the fi scal stimulus policies announced by different ...domestic economy, with no fi scal stimulus in the remaining fi ve regions of the world; and (ii) fi scal shocks occur ...
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The world economy [June 2006]
... the world economy continue to come from current account imbalances and house prices although a sharp correction to oil or commodity prices would have a significant impact on growth and ...
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Process of globalization in the world economy
... the world is interconnected through technology and powerful infrastructure for the purpose of communicating and managing ...the world in general, from every point of human ...the world ...
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The world economy [July 2007]
... With respect to downside risks, the housing market slowdown in the US has definitely made an impact on US growth but there does not appear to be any strong evidence that this will result in a hard landing for the US nor ...
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The world economy [June 2008]
... Global growth is forecast to slow to 4.2 per cent in 2008 (from 4.7 per cent in 2007) but this better than expected and performance is driven largely by the Asian economies. US growth is forecast to slow to 1.3 per cent ...
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Potential impacts of water scarcity on the world economy.
... Water affects the economy of a country in many respects. Rivers and streams are used for transportation, acid rain leads to forest damages and health problems caused by water pollution not only reduce the quality ...
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Will India become a world economy power?
... The spectacular economic rises of countries in Eastern and South-East Asia, in the past 40 years, cannot be explained by an isolated, regional analysis. That was the result of international specialization that has led to ...
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Fiscal policies and growth in the world economy
... So far, we have been assuming that growth is deterministic. In order to highlight the effects of random shocks on the growth dynamics, we introduce in this section stochastic elements. To simplify the analysis, we revert ...
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Financial Reporting Standards for the World Economy
... We are not yet at the point at which IFRS adoption is total and complete for publicly accountable entities around the world. But, if one considers that just 15 years ago very few jurisdictions even permitted IFRS, ...
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