Dutch MNE Foreign Expansion into Developed and Developing Economies

Environmental Scanning in Developed and Developing Economies

The Effects of Learning and Scale Economies in Health Sector: Case of Developed and Developing Countries

The quality and quantity of human capital are the most important factors in economic growth and its expansion depends on the educational and health infrastructure of countries. The education sector promotes the technical knowledge and skills of the human resources and the health sector provides its health; In addition, the quality of health services in turn is affected by education. Also, Learn...

Knowledge Assessment in Developing/Developed Economies: Frameworks and Implementation Examples

This research in progress critically presents established methodologies recently adopted by international development institutions to assess knowledge maturity at the macro-economic level of a nation. It evaluates the advantages of specific measurement methodologies, but also contrasts the underlying assumptions of the measurement models. A more comprehensive assessment framework that integrate...

Conceptualising Innovation Systems: Can Developing Economies Learn from Developed World?

In previous chapters, the illustration of Thai economy was reflected through its public policy and planning development under economic and social development ambitions in over last four decades, including understanding of Thai national innovation system by evaluation of present status, roles, main activities and interactive linkages of three key players. These analytical exercises underlined th...

Balance of Payment Constrained Growth in Tow Developing and Developed Oil-Exporting Economies (Case Study: Iran and Norway)

In this study, we aim to compare results of the basic and extensive forms of the Thirlwall model (balance of payment constrained growth model) for two economies including Iran and Norway. In this model, demand variables i. e. export and import determine the limit of economic growth in the long run. The balance of payment (deficit) can be a factor as a constraint on the rate of growth of output ...