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Essays on Economic Crisis and Economic Reform
… Crisis."" Previous studies concentrated only on economic variables and did not pay much attention to institutional or political variables as possible indicators of currency crisis. After controlling economic variables which were argued to have a close relationship with currency crisis in the past …
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Essays on Regional Economic Integration, Economic Growth, and Economic Development in West Africa
… by major European powers, the throughline of economic integration between African countries has been one of resolve and urgency toward closer regional economic cooperation. There is close to complete unanimity, at least in principle, among African leaders and governments - as evidenced by …
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Bringing economic inequality into coupled economic-environmental models
Coupled economic-environmental models are cross-disciplinary tools that explore how economic activity interacts with the environment and vice versa. This thesis focuses on models that estimate the economic consequences of climate change, different greenhouse gas emissions pathways, and mitigation …
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Economic Lawfare: Law, Market Structure, and Economic Power
What is the relationship between law and economic power? Two dominant themes of post-war international political economy have been rising economic interdependence and the increasing legalisation of economic affairs. Yet, while scholars of International Relations have revealed much about how …
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Economic Lawfare: Law, Market Structure, and Economic Power
What is the relationship between law and economic power? Two dominant themes of post-war international political economy have been rising economic interdependence and the increasing legalisation of economic affairs. Yet, while scholars of International Relations have revealed much about how …
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Economic models
Thesis (M.S.)--Massachusetts Institute of Technology, School of Industrial Management, 1958.
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Human Rights and Economic Systems : Kenya’s Economic Policy and the Realisation of Socio-Economic Rights
This thesis unpacks relationship between economic policy formulation and implementation and the realisation of socio-economic rights. The paper provides an overview of the history of the economic system and policies in Kenya. It then conducts an in-depth analysis of the economic system and policy …
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African Economic Integration as a Stimulus for Economic Development
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Eurasian Economic Union: Towards Economic Prosperity, or towards Power Gains?
The Eurasian Economic Union (EEU) emerged more than one year ago but so far there has been no consensus on the nature and the main aspects of the cooperation. Whereas some observers underline pure economic incentives of the integration, others see the regional organization as a tool for increasing …
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Construing economic behaviour
Economic behaviour does not take place in a vacuum or separate from other aspects of human behaviour. For too long, the expression ceteris paribus has been the catchall of economic modelling, and when pressed for examples of "other things being equal", invariably many of these are psychological …
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Wordsworth's economic spirit
… sensitivity to such matters ensures that economic ideas infiltrate many of the significant aspects of his poetic. In my introductory chapter, I bring together two poems that seem to represent successive stages in Wordsworth’s confrontation and rejection of worldly economics, ‘Tintern …
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Navaho economic change.
Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Dept. of City and Regional Planning. Thesis. 1965. Ph.D.
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On economic bicameralism
(cont.) for both economic profitability and democratic justice, is explored after the roots of the idea of economic bicameralism in socio-economic history and existing socio-economic institutions (such as Works Councils) are reviewed. Economic bicameralism is thus an original form of governance of …
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Investigating Economic Classroom Experiments. How economic classroom experiments can support the economic literacy of students in secondary education
Contains fulltext : 151095.pdf (Publisher’s version ) (Open Access)
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From Economic Neoliberalism to Economic Nationalism: Ideational Change in the Economic Programme of the Austrian Freedom Party 1956-2017
… parties, has undergone a shift in their economic programme from relative economic openness to ideas of renationalising industries, disenfranchising multinational corporations, and restricting international financial market exchange. Prevailing accounts predominantly focus on the …
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Economic Independence in Zambia and the role of Law in Economic Development
… independent States if not all, have recognised economic independence as a prerequisite to meaningful sovereignty. The steps Zambia has taken to transform its economy from the colonial legacy forms the subject matter of this dissertation. Since each newly independent country's approach to, and …
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Economic Independence in Zambia and the role of Law in Economic Development
… independent States if not all, have recognised economic independence as a prerequisite to meaningful sovereignty. The steps Zambia has taken to transform its economy from the colonial legacy forms the subject matter of this dissertation. Since each newly independent country's approach to, and …
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Examining the economic and non-economic fators on tax revenue in Indonesia
… a good policy instrument for evaluating the macroeconomic impact of the country's different tax policies. According to the Ministry of Finance, Indonesia's tax ratio has experienced volatile fluctuations over the past five years, and it is the third lowest of all ASEAN countries. This phenomenon …
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Is economic growth desirable? A welfare economic analysis of the Thai experience
The desirability of economic growth is an emerging question in contemporary development studies. A dominant view both within the literature and public policy is that economic growth is desirable as it is the best means to increase social welfare and enhancing social welfare is a rational objective …
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