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The impact of ICTs on women's economic empowerment

Nikulin, Dagmara - 2016

It is widely argued that ICTs enable the inclusion of low-skilled and traditionally marginalized groups, such as women, people with disabilities, and workers at the base of the pyramid (BoP), in the labor market. In this paper, we investigate the determinants of female participation in the labor...

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Phronesis and resource curse hypothesis in post-independent Sierra Leone

Jackson, E. A. - 2016

This study was undertaken with a view of presenting a balanced critical discourse on the concept of Phronesis as applied in the political economy of Sierra Leone. The country is renowned for being endowed with the abundance of non(renewable) natural resources, while at the same time for poor...

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Social security, the economy and development

Midgley, James (ed.) - 2008 - 1. publ.

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Financial liberalization and economic performance in emerging countries

Arestis, Philip (ed.) - 2008

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Informelle Institutionen in ökonomischen Entwicklungsprozessen : der Zuckersektor in Guyana

Dröge, Annika B. - 2008 - 1. Aufl.

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Quantifying the Roman economy : methods and problems

Bowman, Alan K. (ed.) - 2009 - 1. publ.

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Governance Indicators : Where are We, Where Should We Be Going?

Kaufmann, Daniel - 2016

Scholars, policymakers, aid donors, and aid recipients acknowledge the importance of good governance for development. This understanding has spurred an intense interest in more refined, nuanced, and policy-relevant indicators of governance. In this paper we review progress to date in the area of...

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The Quality of Growth

Thomas, Vinod; Dailami, Mansoor; Dhareshwar, Ashok M.; … - 2017

Human, natural, and physical capital assets are a country's main resources for growth and welfare improvements. Their distribution, growth and productivity largely determine people's income and welfare. The poor rely on human and natural capital in addition to physical capital, so the...

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The asymmetric effect of financial development on energy consumption in sub-Saharan Africa

Thebuho, Winnie; Opperman, Pieter; Steenkamp, Lee-Ann - In: Cogent economics & finance 10 (2022) 1, pp. 1-26

understanding of the relationship between financial development and energy consumption can contribute to enhancing sustainable … investigate the symmetric and asymmetric relationships between financial development and energy consumption in SSA, using annual … that a positive financial development shock is positively linked with energy consumption in the long-run implying that …

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Impact of long run investment of stock in developed & developing economies

Jawad, Muhammad; Naz, Munazza; Rizwan, Sohail; Maroof, Zaib - In: Cogent economics & finance 10 (2022) 1, pp. 1-26

The current investigation explained the dissemination of long-term share yields grounded on the historic record of share marketplace outcome in an extensive cross section of 39 developing and developed nations in time span from 1841 to 2021. Our wide-ranging data set sample mitigates...

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