Improving Subnational Government Development Finance in Emerging and Developing Economies: Toward a Strategic Approach

FDI and Local Financial Market Development in Oil Exporting and Importing Emerging Economies: VAR Panel Approach

The literature on Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) has advanced several explanations of the links between financial market developments and FDI inflows across developing as well as developed countries. Empirical literature show that financial market development reduces informational frictions and improves resource allocation more efficiently. Also, financial systems are important for both produc...

A Theoretical Framework for Government 2.0 in Developing and Emerging Economies

This paper focuses on the global and country level implications of government 2.0 initiatives. Government 2.0 focuses on the interactive components of e-government. Government 2.0 interaction ranges from message board entries to more sophisticated options such as polls and electronic voting. The implications of the government 2.0 phenomenon can be far-reaching particularly for emerging and deve...

IS/IT in Developing and Emerging Economies

In spite of the rapid growth many developing and emerging economies are experiencing, with much of this growth supported by information technology (IT), published research dealing with IT in developing economies is still very limited. The objective of this paper is to direct attention to this apparent gap and provide an overview of the issues related to information systems (IS) and IT specifica...

Innovations in health system finance in developing and transitional economies.

Strategic Process Applications to Emerging Economies

This paper suggests and elaborates selected factors that are important to the strategic process of organizations within emerging economies whether the organization is public or private, for profit, or, provides a product or a service. The assumptions are that the strategic process applies in any organization, however, the results of strategic analysis, and the implementation of strategy differ ...