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Showing 1 to 20 of 119 for “"Developed economies"”.
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Essays on Loan Markets in Less-Developed Economies
… obstacles for businesses particularly in less–developed and developing economies. Collateral requirements are frequently addressed as one the most important obstacles to starting and running a business especially for small and medium enterprises (SMEs), in these countries. This thesis consists …
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National accounting statistics for the less developed economies (with special reference to Transkei)
… three centuries. Initially, different countries developed their own national accounting systems, depending mainly on the structure of their economies and the possibilities for data collection. Examples of developments in this direction are the French system of national accounts and the British …
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A Sensitivity Analysis of Balance of Payments and Economic Expansion in Less Developed Economies
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Interest income taxation and household saving behavior in less-developed economies: An empirical investigation
… and household saving behavior in the less developed countries (LDCs). In particular, it seeks to answer two main questions: whether household saving in the LDCs is responsive to interest income tax rate changes and whether the existing interest income tax systems in the LDCs are efficient …
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Two Essays on the Knowledge-Based View of the Firm: The Impact of Local Market Knowledge on Domestic Firm Performance in Both Transitional and Developed Economies
… small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) in developed economies maintain satisfactory levels of performance when faced with the superior resources of MNEs and the resulting increased competitiveness in domestic industrial markets?</p> <p>I attempt to answer these two questions in two separate …
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Dynamics In Health Care Expenditures For Emerging And Developed Countries
… and health outcomes for emerging and developed countries. The first part of the study focus on the short-run dynamics in health care expenditures for six emerging and a selected group of six developed economies of the OECD group. An error correction model is utilized for the analysis. …
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Understanding the International Entrepreneurial Process of Emerging Economy Firms: Evidence from Nigerian SMEs
… international entrepreneurship (IE) in emerging economies. Thus, the researcher conducted an in-depth case study of four Nigerian firms to investigate how divergent institutional conditions influence the processes of IE from emerging economies to developed economies. The findings of the study …
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A Post-Keynesian/Structuralist Strategy for Economic Development
… which views the problem as an inability of less developed economies to fully utilize their existing resources because of demand constraints. The result of this situation is that these economies are frequently left with an inefficient production structure, high levels of structural …
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A Cross-Country Investigation of International Vessel-Source Legislation and Oil Pollution Compliance Practices: The Case of Nigeria and the United States.
… industry is patchy, especially about less-developed economies. Where an attempt is made to assess compliance practices in the oil industry, there is a general drift towards bunching compliance experiences along regional lines or regional players; (Asian countries, EU countries), or coastal …
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Financial distortions and the distribution of global volatility
… to global liquidity supply shocks. Emerging economies in which the allocation of liquidity is distorted serve as a buffer zone that insulates developed economies from shocks to global liquidity supply. This suggests that, when functioning properly, the financial system in the developed world …
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Strategy and financial performance of South African industrial companies
… to exploratory studies carried out in more developed economies. Firms were placed into strategic categories based on the extent, manner and type of diversification that they exhibited. Four major and nine subcategories were identified. The results showed that South African industrial firms …
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House prices, monetary policies and the macroeconomy : what does the common trends approach on South African data suggest?
… of asset prices in both developing and developed economies seems to be a growing concern for economic policy makers. Whilst there is a growing literature investigating the link between monetary policy and its implications for asset price volatility there remains uncertainty regarding the …
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Incubating financial development : private equity and the state
… capital markets in Latin America remain underdeveloped. The second one is the considerable amount of state-related funds behind private equity (PE) investments, both in emerging and developed economies. Combining these two observations and using comparative case analysis to study the emergence …
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Determinants of the Demand for and Supply of Money in Jordan: 1967-1980
… the conventional tools of analysis used in the developed world might not be readily applicable for the Jordan case. This is simply due to the fact that the Jordanian financial and monetary systems are far less complicated than those of developed economies. Two of the powerful tools of …
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Public private partnership in infrastructure financing
… the projects. PPP is a successful model in many developed economies. Availability of funding, efficiency, timely completion and regular maintenance in PPPs are main attraction for governments. While misallocated and mismanaged federal funds, inefficiency and trust deficit are key concerns when …
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An analysis of the impact of crude oil price shocks on the exchange rate in South Africa
… of oil price shocks on the exchange rates in developed economies. However, fewer studies have examined the effect of oil price shocks in developing economies. One study by Turhan, Hacihasanoglu and Soytas in 2012 examines the dynamic effect of oil price movements in thirteen developing …
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The SADC trade protocol and industrial performance in Southern Africa : a case of the automotive industry in Zimbabwe
… the developing countries of the world. Even the developed economies have not been able to avoid the tendency towards integration, as it is believed that the benefits to be reaped far outweigh the associated costs. The purpose of this research is to focus on the Southern African region, more …
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Financial development, economic growth and income inequality: a panel data approach
… it is of major importance to both developing and developed economies. To add to the body of literature, this paper tested empirically, within a panel data framework, the theoretical foundations of the linear relationship between financial development and income inequality developed by Galor and …
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Potential output and sources of economic growth in the Indian economy, 1950-51 to 1964-65
… is a small number of such studies on the less developed economies. In fact, there are no studies on potential output and sources of economic growth in the Indian economy. The present study is an attempt to fill in this gap.</p><p>This chapter attempts to present an explanation of the …
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An empirical investigation of total quality management in Palestine: A proposed generic framework of implementation. The construction of a generic framework for effective TQM implementation in Palestinian organisations: An empirical investigation of critical quality factors and best practice.
… TQM. All but very few are studies done in developed economies. Moreover, knowledge of TQM in developing economies is almost totally lacking. Against this backdrop, this researcha ddressesth e identified gaps in the literature on TQM. Thus this thesis focuses on the effective implementation …
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