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from the application of what has been a primarily American institution: Philanthropy. We present the Entrepreneurship-Philanthropy … opportunity. As a nonmarket and nonstate mechanism, philanthropy is unique in its structure and operations, and may offer the … growth of domestic philanthropy, can help developing countries offset social problems. …
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from the application of what has been a primarily American institution: Philanthropy. We present the Entrepreneurship-Philanthropy … opportunity. As a nonmarket and nonstate mechanism, philanthropy is unique in its structure and operations, and may offer the … growth of domestic philanthropy, can help developing countries offset social problems …
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philanthropy. All are related to what we can refer to as "the market revolution in global philanthropy". As global philanthropy … mechanisms.The paper discusses four key theatres: amplifying social entrepreneurship through synthetic social business; the shift … about how a new generation of the super-wealthy is "changing the logic" of philanthropy by moving dollars from inefficient …
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This contribution examines the role of market-capitalism in anti-American terrorism. It differentiates between level- and rate-of-change-effects associated with market-capitalist development and their respective relationship with anti-U.S. violence. While this contribution argues that higher...
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serial entrepreneurship which took place in Norway in the 19th century in networks led by the puritan leader Hans Nielsen … Hauge (1771-1824) and his followers.The paper seeks to give an overview of their entrepreneurship and discusses their … motivation behind their actions. It concludes they were heavily engaged in serial entrepreneurship, not only within business, but …
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I construct a two-country multisectoral model of capital accumulation, endogenous technological change, trade, and foreign direct investment, whose steady states explain the main features of globalization: (a) increased economic participation of transnational corporation (TNC) profits, (b)...
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We examine the empirical relationship between the institutions of economic freedom and labor shares in a panel up to 93 countries covering 1970 through 2009. We find that a standard deviation increase in the Fraser Institute's Economic Freedom of the World (EFW) score is associated about 1/3...
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This chapter summarizes the salient results of the World Business Environment Survey (WBES). It shows that important dimensions of the climate for business operation and investment can be measured, analyzed, and compared across countries, and that governance is key to the business environment...
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Using newly comprehensive data and tools from the Global Consumption and Income Project or CGIP, covering most of the world and five decades, we present a portrait of the changing global distribution of consumption and income and discuss its implications for our understanding of inequality,...
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