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For years economists have ignored the diversity in agriculture and its potential to increase long run growth rates by enhancing a country's knowledge base. Non-traditional agriculture requires significant investments in the infrastructure and knowledge; and therefore, has the potential to...
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Analyses of Colombian data have generally failed to confirm the hypothesis of export-led growth. In this paper, we generate several measures of export diversification and structural change in exports, and argue that these measures are useful in assessing growth externalities generated by the...
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NOTE: The following is a description of the paper and not the actual abstract. Developing countries have a variety of governmental and trade policies which are intended to affect the return to capital and also distort factor prices. These distortions are significant and exist even before the...
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Developing countries have a variety of governmental and trade policies which are intended to affect the return to capital. In our estimation of the return to capital in Colombia we attempt to account for taxes, both direct and indirect, governmental subsidies, and trade taxes and subsidies. We...
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For years economists have ignored the diversity in agriculture and its potential to increase long run growth rates by enhancing a country's knowledge base. Nontraditional agriculture requires significant investments in infrastructure and knowledge: and therefore, has the potential to increase...
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10014053973