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Role of production networks in sustaining and rebalancing Asia's growth

Thorbecke, Willem; Bhattacharyay, Biswanath - 2012

economic growth in East Asia. Developed Asia produces technology-intensive intermediate goods and capital goods and ships them …. On the supply side, the best way to rebalance growth is to increase productivity in order to raise wage rates and living …. On the demand side, producers in the region should turn to Asian consumers as an engine of growth. This can be …

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The sustainability of Chinese growth and the aggregate factor substitution elasticity

Whalley, John; Xing, Chunbing - 2012

We discuss the sustainability of Chinese high growth relative to growth experience elsewhere, and specifically Soviet … Russia in the 1950s to the 1960s by asking if the aggregate technology can eventually similarly constrain high growth … that the substitution elasticity is greater than one. We then discuss how sub aggregate high growth can occur when there …

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Sustainability of an economy relying on two reproducible assets

Cairns, Robert D.; Del Campo, Stellio; Martinet, Vincent - 2017

Evaluating the sustainability of a society requires a system of shadow or accounting values derived from the sustainability objective. As a first step toward the derivation of such shadow values for a maximin objective, this paper studies an economy composed of two reproducible assets, each...

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Green national accounting for welfare and sustainability : a taxonomy of assumptions and results

Asheim, Geir B. - 2002

This paper summarizes assumptions made and results obtained in parts of the literature on welfare and sustainability accounting. I consider five different assumptions that can be imposed independently of each other, producing 32 different combinations. This taxonomy is used to organize results...

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Sustainable governance : reclaiming the political sphere ; reflections on sustainability, globalisation and democracy ; which globalisation is sustainable?

Braunmühl, Claudia von; Winterfeld, Uta von - 2005

This paper deals with what we consider to be key negative elements of current globalisation processes, and examines critically the dominance of the concept of global governance as a mode of control. This draws attention fi rstly to the fact that globalisation has an intentionally political...

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