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The paper reviews the macroeconomic data describing the British economy from 1760 to1913 and shows that it passed through a two stage evolution of inequality. In the first half ofthe nineteenth century, the real wage stagnated while output per worker expanded. The profitrate doubled and the...
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The paper reviews the macroeconomic data describing the British economy during theindustrial revolution and shows that they contain a story of dramatically increasing inequalitybetween 1800 and 1840: GDP per worker rose 37%, real wages stagnated, and the profit ratedoubled. They share of profits...
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The feedback of external debt on economic growth through gross domestic investment has provided quite interesting results throughout the world especially in developing countries where external and internal borrowing have been a tradition. Based on a system estimation approach, using Two Stage...
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The paper empirically examines the differential effects of trade on economic growth and investment based on cross-country data. In general, the results are largely consistent with the positive impact of trade on economic growth as found in the literature. However, the empirical results based on...
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This paper looks at economic growth and its fundamental determinants in Russia over the last decades. It starts by showing that, contrary to the views of some political commentators, growth is highly important for the popularity of president Putin. Furthermore, regular models of growth are...
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The paper explores the relationship between skilled migration, investments in education and economic growth in transitional countries. The brain waste phenomenon implies that skilled immigrants work abroad in jobs for unskilled labor. Therefore their qualifications are not properly used. The...
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How does global aging affect the convergence in global economic development? Both the developing and developed world will be characterized for the coming decades by aging populations. Changes in the age distribution of a population are an important determinant of economic performance as they...
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This research evaluates the investments of rich oil and natural gas source owner and the most blooming country of the world - Azerbaijan’s investments in Turkey energy sector and its impacts on both these economies. After giving brief information about economy of Azerbaijan, the research...
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China is a major recipient of foreign investment and has become a major investor internationally. Its active participation in international treaties relating to investment, in the form of bilateral investment treaties and, more recently, free trade agreements, when combined with the outward push...
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