Two-way traffic: information exchange between the developing and developed world

Information exchange is two way.

the Developing World , Challenges and the Way

Recent advances in computing, Information and Communication Technologies (ICT) have given rise to the computational network notion. One of these computing paradigms is the Internet, design as inter-connectivity that determines the establishment of the “info-society”, which has no territorial boundaries, is transnational, is represented by a species that becomes community, is planetary and globa...

The Political Economy of Exchange Rate Regime Determination: A Comparison of Developing and Developed Countries

The non-optimal choice of exchange rate policy is a serious obstacle to improving the country's economic situation. Considering that the involvement of political economy factors in the adoption of exchange rate policy causes its inefficiency and the choice of exchange rate regime in developing countries seems to has been more influenced by the political economy factors, the study of amount and ...

The impact of exchange rate on economic growth under different exchange rate regimes (in selected countries developed and developing)

This paper examines the role of different exchange rate regimes on relationship between  exchange rate volatility and economic growth. To investigate this relationship, information of 53 countries with floating and fixed exchange rate regimes in the period of 1987-2016 are considered. GARCH technique is used to estimate exchange rate volatility and Difference GMM technique for estimating the mo...

A Comparison Between Developing and Developed Worlds

Introduction. The incidence of urolithiasis has increased in both the developed and the developing countries during the past decades. Economically, the increase of urolithiasis contributes to the rise of the healthcare burden everywhere. Moreover, this increase has been associated with a change in the epidemiology of urolithiasis in terms of age and sex distribution, and also the location and t...