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Bevölkerung und Wachstum: Die Bevölkerungsentwicklung in Deutschland als Herausforderung für Wirtschafts- und Sozialpolitik

Kleinhenz, Gerhard D. - Fakultät für Wirtschaftswissenschaften, Universität … - 2004

Die Entwicklung der Bevölkerung geriet in Deutschland infolge der gegenwärtigen Finanzkrise der öffentlichen Haushalte und der Systeme sozialer Sicherung in den Focus des öffentlichen Interesses. Die in den meisten hochentwickelten Ländern sich abzeichnende Alterung und Schrumpfung der...

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Warum gibt es arme und reiche Länder in der Weltwirtschaft? : Wirtschaftliche Entwicklung aus der Sicht der neoklassischen Wachstumstheorie.

Gundlach, Erich - Kiel Institute for the World Economy - 1995

Humankapital. …

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Bildung von Humankapital: was die Beitrittsländer aus der EU-Erfahrung lernen können.

Gundlach, Erich - Kiel Institute for the World Economy - 2002

in Bezug auf das Humankapital nicht bedeutend vom EUDurchschnitt unterscheiden. Die verfügbaren Messungen erfassen jedoch … Humankapitaldefizit mit all seinen negativen Folgen für das Wirtschaftswachstum und die wirtschaftliche Entwicklung gegenüber. …

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Impact of Trade and Human Capital on Economic Growth of India: An Empirical Analysis

Karimzadeh, Majid; Karimzadeh, Behzad - In: Romanian Economic Journal 16 (2013) 48, pp. 201-214

Trade is the principal channel through which the flow of ideas, knowledge and technology will take place. But it is not clear to what extent the recipient country can take advantage of these variables. Adoption, imitation and production process, by and large, depend on human capital in the...

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Do economic reforms and human capital explain post-reform growth?

Rabbani, Mahbub; Maksymenko, Svitlana - In: Macroeconomics and Finance in Emerging Market Economies 4 (2011) 1, pp. 9-34

human capital and economic reforms have had a significant positive effect on economic growth in India and South Korea in the … is found to be much stronger in South Korea than in India. This study also demonstrates the importance of time …

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ECONOMIC REFORMS, HUMAN CAPITAL, AND ECONOMIC GROWTH IN INDIA AND SOUTH KOREA: A COINTEGRATION ANALYSIS

Maksymenko, Svitlana; Rabbani, Mahbub - In: Journal of Economic Development 36 (2011) 2, pp. 39-59

India and South Korea twelve years after the implementation of reform. The significant positive effect of human capital … accumulation is revealed in both India and South Korea. The impact of economic reforms is found to be heterogeneous across … countries: the effect is positive, significant, and sizable in South Korea, while it is negative and relatively small in India …

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Private versus social returns to human capital: Education and economic growth in India

Schündeln, Matthias; Playforth, John - In: European Economic Review 66 (2014) C, pp. 266-283

hypothesize that in India educated people find privately rewarding jobs in a sector in which social returns are low, namely the … based on an analysis of state-level data from India spanning 40 years. …

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Why Governments Should Invest in Early Education

Barnett, W. Steve - In: CESifo DICE Report 6 (2008) 2, pp. 09-14

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Inequality across the Generations in North America and Europe

Corak, Miles - In: CESifo DICE Report 3 (2005) 4, pp. 34-39

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Efficient Provision of High-Quality Early Childhood Education: Does the Private Sector or Public Sector Do It Best?

Blau, David; Currie, Janet - In: CESifo DICE Report 6 (2008) 2, pp. 15-20

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