Titlebook: Creating an Internationally Competitive Economy; Harry Bloch (Professor of Economics),Peter Kenyon Book 2001 Palgrave Macmillan, a divisi

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The International Diffusion of Technology: Technological Catch-up and Economic Growthchnological catch-up’, which states that countries facing a technology gap with the world’s best practice have the opportunity to grow faster. The existence of a technology gap is a necessary but not sufficient condition for the process of technological catch-up. A country must have sufficient ‘abso

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Foreign Direct Investment and Economic Growth in LDCs: Some Further Evidence encouraged by the development of the so-called ‘new’ theory of economic growth) has been directed to the role played by FDI in determining the pace of economic growth in less-developed countries (LDCs), and it this topic that forms the subject matter of this chapter. Our motivation in writing this

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Transaction Efficiency in New Zealand and Australia, 1961–96egulated of OECD economies into perhaps now the most open and least regulated.. This remarkable programme of forced change – which perhaps is better suited to the word ‘revolution’ than ‘reforms’ – was motivated, or at least justified, by dissatisfaction with the performance of the New Zealand econo

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Inside Australia’s Contingent Protection Black Boxries. Although the adjustment to new levels of competition has posed a challenge for some domestic industries and firms, the adjustment process is made more difficult if import competition is artificially competitive because of unfair trade practices.

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Export-Led Growth in Asia: Long-Run Relationships and Structural Changence comes from an . model similar to ones used in many empirical investigations of export-led growth, which is really just a plausible specification of a possible cointegrating relationship between output, exports, imports and the terms of trade.

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Reminiscences from an Expatriate Scientistng force in the development of modern economics. At least since Adam Smith’s 1776 classic, An Inquiry into the Nature and Causes of the Wealth of Nations, this search has largely focused on the interplay between government policies and the workings of the market mechanism. In Smith’s own analysis an

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H. Linde,K. Schwarzenberger,K. Eckertover recent decades means that the forces influencing trade between countries have substantial impact on the well-being of all citizens of modern economies. International competitiveness has become the catchphrase used to describe the ability to achieve desired outcomes in this era of globalization.

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Reminiscences from an Expatriate Scientistonomies to international trade has had on labour markets and labour market outcomes. Globalization is the term that has emerged to capture the rapid increase in international trade and capital flows that has occurred in the second half of the twentieth century and particularly during and after the 1