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By simulating a model of the optimal level of saving in a small open economy, this paper calculates the levels of optimal national saving, investment and the current account balance for five Asian countries, Hong Kong, Japan, Singapore, Malaysia and Philippines, for the period from 1997 to 2050....
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The "economics" problem arises with the need for investment at high and stable levels to produce long term secure employment (even at reduced hours of work and better income distribution), for it is such investments which engenders economic growth with corresponding threats to the sustainability...
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Our objective in this paper is to explore the impact of foreign direct investment (FDi), exports and the exchange rate on the growth rate of the People's Republic of China (PRC) and FDI and exports on growth and economic activity of the Chinese provinces.
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The Tasmaninan Government has recently followed the reputably successful New Brunswick Government of Canada in setting up an industrial strategy to build an information technolgy (IT) industry of significance. The strategy aims to overcome isolation in small region-based economies and...
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Many quantitative studies have shown a stylised fact that fluctuations in business fixed investment dominate the business cycle pattern. The dynamics of the investment process have historically been seen as important elements of capital formation and economic progress. Why is it then that...
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This paper aims to demonstrate that all classical uniform-profitability; Keynesian marginal-efficiency; neo-Keynesian multiplier-accelerator; and neoclassical q-theory and user-cost investment functions are merely individual "ontogenic" expressions of a general "phylogenic" investment equation.
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