As far as structural transformation is concerned, the direction of Japan's economic path appears to have been determined after the Second World War. The post-war development was a change in direction and an upgrading of levels in a society that was already basically industrial. The formation of...
Economic growth in the second quarter was slightly faster than expected, holding steady from the first quarter and fueling hopes that the economy has entered a period of relatively slower but steady growth. The premier said the world's largest developing economy, while facing continued downward pres...
Income growth Food security Global food demand 1. Introduction The projected increase in world population from 7.4 billion in 2017 to 9.7 billion in 2050 (United Nations, 2019) has received a great deal of attention as an influence on world demand for food. However, as the rate of global po...
After the Second World War. Europe's rapid economic growth led to a more open and fair society, with fewer class barriers(阶级壁垒) and less obvious class differences.Changes in the structure(结构) of the middle class were particularly influential. In the1800s and early 1900s, the middle cl...
Meanwhile, the historical contribution made by globalization to world growth has been widely acknowledged. Economic globalization has allowed countries to unleash their comparative advantages, share each other's markets, and better access technologies, services, labor and investment, all of which have ult...
economic growth after World War II (wwii) can be categorized into five periods (see Fig. 1): (1) the Long Boom between 1954 and 1969, which was a period of high growth in output per capita with hours worked per capita remaining roughly stable; (2) the First Growth Slowdown in 1969–...
Little has been said about foreign trade. Yet growth in most economies is very much dependent upon imports and the ability to export in order to pay for imports. The fact that some economies recovered relatively quickly from World War II and grew much more rapidly in the postwar period than...
It is noteworthy that Japan, which holds the record for economic growth since World War II, has never used detailed output targets in its multiyear plans.John Hackett Planning in developing countries: approaches Since the end of World War II, it has become an accepted practice among the ...
in 2026. Government spending cuts and layoffs continue over the next few years, which subtract value from overall growth. Overall, our modeling shows real GDP growth of 2.6% in 2025 and 2.1% in 2026. GDP growth then averages 1.9% per year over the remaining three years of the forecast.4...
"And if you look just at the fact that market share of Chinese brand battery electric vehicles in EU market in two, three years time has increased from less than 1% to 8%, and this growth is continuing, clearly we see this threat of injury and that's why we're acting." ...