Titlebook: European Factor Mobility; Trends and Consequen Ian Gordon (Professor of Geography, Lecturer in th Book 1989 Ian Gordon and A. P. Thirlwall

arterioles

骚扰

Einphasenmotoren mit Kommutator,s and regions that fare relatively well. At the level of individual labour supply, recognition of the separation in time of the cost of moving and the benefits leads to an investment framework (see e.g. Fields, 1979). Individuals move if they expect a positive return on their investment. They will f

填满

https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-58452-7 over the years scattered throughout the world either as tradesmen, or restaurant owners, as industry workers or shipowners. It has been said that Greece’s comparative advantage lies ‘in exporting its people’.

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使显得不重要

https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-663-13527-2 on a massive scale throughout the nineteenth century (Bairoch, 1976). In the first decade of the twentieth century its annual investments overseas even exceeded those at home (Green and Urquhart, 1976), something that no other country has ever done.. Germany and France were also important sources o

成绩上升

capillaries

出来

Die offenen Wunden Lateinamerikas countries. The increasing division of labour and the rising GDP per capita induce larger flows of commodities and capital between these countries. This in turn reinforces economic growth. Prices and exchange rates co-determine the size and the direction of commodity and capital flows between countr