Titlebook: Globalization and Development; Economic and Socio-C Nezameddin Faghih Book 2019 Springer Nature Switzerland AG 2019 Globalization and the i

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Rudolf Ratzel,Hans-Dieter Lipperton studies and also international business for researchers interested in both comparative studies and development of new theories, especially because the rise of emerging markets is known as a remarkable opportunity for development of such theories.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/3-540-33485-8touted “Development Round” turned out not to have had much development effects, serving Northern interests instead. Furthermore, the WTO offers itself publicly as a means to outsmart parliaments and democracy. While the WTO has served to establish basic commitments, the North meanwhile prefer bilate

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Bert Bielefeld,Peter J. Fröhlichvarious channels affects the volume, structure, and composition of the trade. Also, economic globalization may improve (or deteriorate) the quality of institutions, but the kind and the extent of its influence depend on the type of institutional system and institutional structure of countries..The d

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-94441-3e carefully the role of barriers to trade in the developing countries. Future researchers are also encouraged to conduct individual country analyses with multiple countries and to enrich academia for the cross-country variation in the obtained findings.

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Wirtschaftlichkeit von Anlagen,data, the chapter employs human factor (HF) theory and posits that capacity and capability building in indigenous technology development is a facilitator for nationwide advancement, in the midst of other factors, its propensity to provide the required backing for growth in the key areas of the econo

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-41903-4velopment. The results show that globalization has not led to economic development in Nigeria in spite of the evidence that tariffs have been lower, the economy has become more open, and the volume of trade has increased. The stylized facts show that Nigerians have not been made better off by the op

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