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The economic foundation of the Eurasianist doctrine is a "society with a market," and not "market economy." In the modern era, an alliance of countries on the basis of the Eurasianist economic model is close to impossible to establish. The EAEU rests on a redistribution mechanism for oil and gas...
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The paper offers a new concept of the technological backwardness in many, mostly in poor countries – the retroeconomics. Such countries are getting to into the trap of technological dependency on the economically developed countries. The main threat of the preservation of the retroeconomy –...
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The inflation index regrettably fails to fully reflect the expectation of the population in developing and, especially, poorer countries. Some of the commodity groups (e.g. electronics, new and used cars, furniture, hotel and restaurant services, etc.) fails to reflect the problem of the...
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The paper deals with the problem of productivity of a discrete version of Leontief's input-output dynamic model with "delaying" investment with respect to the increments of the output. A concept of the partially productive matrix is introduced with due regard to the properties of which...
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The paper offers a new view of the process of globalization of the necroeconomy. The goal of the research is to set out the main reasons why in many (and mostly in poor) countries the economies used obsolete technologies. As a result all these countries have retroeconomy. The process of...
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According to the World Bank statistical data, a leading G20 country in economic growth in the post-crises period is China. Appearing next after China in economic growth in the post-crises period are Indonesia and India. The paper proposes adjusting the levels of economic growth based upon the...
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Keynesian models deal with the situation when aggregate supply is not dependent on tax rates, while aggregate demand, especially the part of it that relates to consumption, is the function of taxes. Supply-side economics also considers only a single aspect of the tax issue in the Laffer Curve,...
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