Print Send to friend Building on its past success, how can Chile now move forward into the ranks of the high-income countries? In this guest article, Professor Jeffrey D. Sachs looks at the challenges and at some of the policy shifts that may be required. During the last few decades, the Latin American region as a whole has achieved little economic growth, attaining an average real income per c...

most developing countries have achieved productivity growth in economic sectors like agriculture for more than 30 years. universities and governmental research centers have tried to generate knowledge with direct social and economic effects during these decades. so, productivity and production growth can be attributed to technological changes made possible through investment in agricultural res...

Through the individual fixed effects model, the article makes the empirical study of 23 developing host countries, concluding that FDI weakly influences on the economic expansion rate directly and indirectly, the interaction term of FDI with regime affects the growth rate significantly and what is more, FDI’s interaction with regime contributes to the economic increase extensively through crowd...

The rapid world economic growth have stimulated the businesses towards involvement in international marketplaces due to their low business risks, low commitment of resources and high flexibility. However, the evidence indicates barriers to export are thought to vary across different stages of internationalization. Therefore, this empirical study was carried out to explore export barriers of agr...

The purpose of this article is to analyze the impact agricultural exports such as: coffee, cotton and cocoa on economic growth in Cameroon, from 1968 2013. main results obtained by Generalized Moments Method show that, coffee negative that positive. export cocoa, exchange rate stability are respectively significant. To end, farmers should be encouraged form more cooperatives order have easy acc...

â â â â â â â â â â â  the recent global crisis, as a big crash ( baldwin and simon , 2009), has reduced foreign demand growth affecting total countries’ exports. given the importance of foreign trade to nations and the reality that recent crisis has affected international trade we study the effects of the global financial crisis on trade relations between countries by using ma and cheng (200...

the authors examine the effects of government expenditure on economic growth in iran, using annual data for the period of 1973-2003. in this paper, they lookat the offects of human, physical capital, and government budget on gdp. in the model developed in this paper, accumulation of human capital is dependent on physical. human capital, and government budget as well. the result indicate that go...

The paper represents an attempt to determine the level of fiscal deficit which does not require more financing than is compatible with sustainable internal and external borrowing, and which is consistent with the expected and desirable levels of macroeconomic indicators, such as economic growth and the rate of inflation. At the same time it takes into account the existing foreign trade potentia...