[PDF] Top 20 Essays on intangible capital and economic development

... of intangible capital play different roles across the four sector ...of intangible investment in China using a firm-level dataset extracted from the World Bank China Enterprise Survey ...human ... See full document

... 00001t tif Economic development and the environment three essays Stefanie Sieber Dissertation submitted for the degree of Doctor of Philosophy in Economics at The London School of Economics and Politi[.] ... See full document

... Our analysis is based on the empirical evidence reported by Svensson (2003) and Rock and Bonnet (2004). Svensson (2003) using a unique dataset on bribe payments by …rms in Uganda …nds that: (1) not all …rms pay bribes ... See full document

... parative economic developm ent have n ot been w ithout ...ith economic developm ent through th eir influence on th e form ation of in stitu tio n s, th e direct correlation betw een geography and income p ... See full document

... Better health leads to greater human capital for future adults, as well in- creased productivity for current workers. Several studies find that the main eco- nomic burden of communicable diseases in developing ... See full document

... The two surveys measure consumption using different categories of spending. The VHLSS2012 provides detailed information on expenditures for food, housing, education, medical and health care, electricity/fuel and water, ... See full document

... human capital do not accrue to their natal (parental) ...and economic ac­ tivity (Foster and Rosenzweig, 1996; Rud, 2009), th a t in tu rn would translate into greater future household income for the ... See full document

... tourism’s economic implications is rather ...to economic outcomes, I propose an instrumental variable strategy that exploits geological and oceanographic variation in beach quality along the Mexican coast- ... See full document

... war, Mazumder notes that soldiers were given preference in the allocation of new tracts of land after WWI. This policy is unlikely to lead to an upward bias of our estimates, as ex-soldiers who moved to the colonies ... See full document

... from which you import manufactured goods and export raw material. And finally, exchanging manufactured goods for other manufactured goods is ‘good trade’ for both nations involved. This is also Friedrich List’s principle ... See full document

... the economic development impacts of technological change in the region of Riverina, ...the economic development of a region, and he attributed the positive impact to the region’s significant ... See full document

... In England, there are differences in the measured academic performance of different primary schools, and places at the best schools are hotly contested. Many families move house to secure a place at good schools (Hansen, ... See full document

... firms located in the sending counties compared to firms in the Cantonese speaking part of Guangdong. We conduct this exercise for two reasons. Firstly, to address the identification concern that our results are driven by ... See full document

... of economic growth started already with the Solow (1956) model, which is based on a production function with technological progress entering multiplicatively and as a ...the economic competencies category ... See full document

... of intangible capital and the number of scientists and engineers in the field of research per 1 million persons ...of intangible capital and the level of development of education in a ... See full document

... Their political and institutional paths vary as well. China was the superpower in the ancient era and influenced the culture and institutions of the region. For example, Japan imitated the Chinese administrative system ... See full document

... neoclassical economic literature dates back to Jacob Mincer's article "Investment in Human Capital and Personal Income Distribution" in The Journal of Political Economy in ...the development ... See full document

... of economic nationalism through the lens of economic ...Complete economic integration, which connotes close or total integration of a country with that of the world economy, is the antonym of ... See full document

... land, capital, and resources natural countries which have traditionally been brought wealth to achieve economic development provided The results for this hypothesis with the results Rezaei-Nejad ... See full document

... The synthesis also showed that stillbirth could cause relationship issues among couples leading to separation and divorce. Gender differences in grieving may lead to misunderstandings which inadvertently affect family ... See full document