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Finance and Development, March 2014

International Monetary Fund / External Relations Dept - 2014

This chapter discusses the story of European integration in what is known as the European Union. The decision in 1951 by six European nations to pool coal and steel production under a common authority-the European Coal and Steel Community-marked the beginning of European integration. French...

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Price and income elasticity of Indian exports : the role of supply-side bottlenecks

Raissi, Mehdi; Tulin, Volodymyr - 2015

role of supply-side bottlenecks in shaping India’s export demand relationship. We use disaggregated export volume data for …

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Finance and Development March 2016

International Monetary Fund / Communications Department - 2016

This article profiles economist David Card, whose work on minimum wages, immigration, and education challenged conventional wisdom. Card rose to prominence in 1995 when he won the coveted John Bates Clark Medal, then awarded every two years by the American Economic Association to the leading...

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Finance and Development, March 2017

International Monetary Fund / External Relations Dept - 2017

This paper reports about current mainstream growth projections for the United States and the European Union over the medium term represent a marked slowdown from growth rates in the decades prior to the global financial crisis. Slower growth in Europe and the United States has mixed implications...

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Finance and Development, March 2018

International Monetary Fund / Communications Department - 2018

This issue focuses on recent experiences that holds lessons for when to tackle debt and when not to. Growth is picking up, and the IMF has been ratcheting up its forecasts. Government coffers are filling and, with more people at work, demand for public social support is receding. Research shows...

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Finance and Development, March 2019

International Monetary Fund / Communications Department - 2019

This issue of Finance and Development discusses need of empowering women, which is critical for the world's economy and people. Unequal or unfair treatment can marginalize women and hinder their participation as productive individuals contributing to society and the economy in invaluable ways....

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Finance and Development, March 2020

International Monetary Fund / Communications Department - 2020

This issue of Finance and Development discusses link between demographics and economic well-being. In the coming decades, demographics is expected to be more favorable to economic well-being in the less developed regions than in the more developed regions. The age structure of a population...

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Effects of alliance portfolio breadth and depth on exploratory and exploitative innovation : evidence from Indian high-tech sectors

Shukla, Dhirendra Mani; Mital, Amita; Qureshi, Israr - In: Journal of business research : JBR 179 (2024), pp. 1-12

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Ring of progress : examining the impact of the intensity of mobile phone use on female labor force participation in India

Fernández, Cledwyn; Puri, Havishaye - 2024

India. Using data from a large representative household survey, we employ an instrumental variable approach to estimate this … any significant impact on female labor force participation in India, the effect varies across different heterogeneous … groups. The digital access effect is positive and significant for females residing in rural India, those with a basic level …

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Eliminating gender disparities in firm performance in India : can globalization bridge the gap?

Shastri, Shruti - 2024

A growing literature is investigating the nature and size of the disparities in the performance of firms led by men and women. The extant literature in this regard is inconclusive and provides support for both the women's under-performance hypothesis and the superior performance of women-led...

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