Titlebook: Structural Funds: Growth, Employment and the Environment; Modelling and Foreca Nicos Christodoulakis,Sarantis Kalyvitis Book 2001 Springer

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Book 2001eloped regions within the European Union. Thebook places special emphasis on the future path of the Greek economyand discusses likely outcomes -related directly to the impact of thesetransfers- in: . . Growth and macroeconomicconvergence .. Employment in key sectors of the economy ..Energy demand an

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The Pendulum of Growth, higher rates, so that the gap was systematically shrinking; see Figure 1.1. After the devastation brought about by the Second World War and the civil war, the economy started awakening in a desperate attempt of reviving growth and fostering employment. Investors found Greece to be a country with ma

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Public Infrastructure, Growth and the Community Support Framework, community and policy makers alike. The link between public investment and economic activity had been first addressed analytically by Arrow and Kurz (1970). However, it was not until Ratnier (1983) that a quantitative assessment was obtained for the G7 economies in association with the aggregate sto

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Epilogue: Policy Lessons for the Future,tio can generate higher growth by increasing public capital formation. Increased infrastructure raises the marginal product of private capital and induces private investment. Thus, the country can attain a higher long-run growth rate of output. This justifies the use of transfers for public capital

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