In 2009, Canada ranked ninth among OECD countries with a per capita gross domestic product (GDP) of $46,243,1 a measurement generally used to compare societies’ standards of living. That same year, our main trading partner, the United States, ranked third with a per capita GDP of $56,109—21.3% higher than the figure for Canada. It is generally acknowledged that an increase in a country’s standa...

Economic growth is defined as an effort to increase production with the aim of increasing output, which usually measured by Gross Domestic Product (GDP) or using Regional (GRDP). Absorption labor number jobs seen from people working. This study aims examine causal relationship between economic and employment in West Sumatra Province 2001-2020. The analytical tool used Granger causality test. re...

The international configuration of the world wheat trade has undergone sig-nificant transformations over past fifty years. volume total wheattrade increased fivefold, new exporting leaders have appeared and a largeimport market emerged in less developed countries. aim this paper is to iden-tify main drivers those changing patterns. For that purpose, we estimated grav-ity equation based on data ...

This study has conducted to find the effects of trade deficit on the economy of Pakistan in which trade deficit is the independent and gross domestic product, foreign direct investment exchange rate are the dependent variables. Depending on the availability of data we have selected the longest possible sample period to avoid the small sample bias. A sample period of 24 years has been selected f...

This paper was undertaken to estimate the contribution of the agriculture sector to the Tanzanian economy. The study focused on time series data collected for the period of thirty years (1981 2010) in Tanzania Mainland. However, the Mean Model was employed to estimate the contribution of agriculture sector to the Tanzanian economy. Moreover, the significant contribution of crops, livestock and ...