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A simultaneous‐equations model is specified to analyse cross‐country differentials in measures of aggregate fertility and female labourforce participation rates (GFR and FLPR respectively). Emphasis is placed on the impacts of changes in patterns of income distribution (as represented by...
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Purpose – This paper aims to investigate the integrational properties of real GDP for 125 countries. Design/methodology/approach – The paper applies the Kwiatkowski et al. univariate test and a KPSS-type univariate test that accounts for multiple structural breaks – a test procedure...
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Purpose – The purpose of this paper is to provide long-run annual series of the value of the consumer bundle and related variables. Design/methodology/approach – Benchmark data are assembled for each of the variables. Interpolative techniques are used to obtain values for missing years....
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Population ageing has been seen as creating economic problems, which are often described as a worsening … population, by forcing sacrifices in their consumption. Such apparently intuitive ideas are based on the assumption of a binding … population ageing and the “burden” imposed on income recipients. Below full employment, a rising dependency ratio is not …
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Purpose – The purpose of this paper is to provide long‐run annual series of the value of the consumer bundle and related variables. Design/methodology/approach – Benchmark data are assembled for each of the variables. Interpolative techniques are used to obtain values for missing years....
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10014863140
Population ageing has been seen as creating economic problems, which are often described as a worsening … population, by forcing sacrifices in their consumption. Such apparently intuitive ideas are based on the assumption of a binding … population ageing and the “burden” imposed on income recipients. Below full employment, a rising dependency ratio is not …
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distributed lag (ARDL) framework to test the cointegration and causality patterns using Singapore as a case. Findings – Apart from … Singapore economy. As the economy is moving up the value chain from downstream to upstream activities, a significant proportion … provides useful policy implications towards promoting foreign investment in emerging areas of and manpower development in both …
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Singapore (a newly industrializing economy), from 1973-1997, are used as a case study. Results suggest that Singapore does not … function by price or quantity, the state of external demand appears to be a key ingredient in Singapore’s export growth. This … finding differs markedly from Riedel’s evidence. It is found that the estimation of Singapore’s export demand model requires …
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markets and to determine the required level of predictive accuracy for such a venture to pay off. Hong Kong and Singapore …
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