& M. A. LOEWENSTEIN, 1990, Further Analysis of the Theory of Economic Regulation: the case of the 1969 coal mine health and safety ACT. Economic Inquiry, 28, pp. 354-389.Fuess, Scoff, and Lowenstein, Mark. "Further Analysis of the Theory of Economic Regulation: The Case of the 1969 ...
economic theory has now permeated virtually every conceivable foreign policy analysis and situation. It no longer remains confined principally to questions of international commercial advantage or even international trade. At the same time, its chief occupation has most often been limited to three major...
Financial policies and economic growth : theory, evidence, and country-specific experience from sub-Saharan Africa This paper examines the role of financial sector policies in the reactivation of economic growth in sub-Saharan Africa. The paper provides an overview of what is currently known about ...
Define Trickle down theory. Trickle down theory synonyms, Trickle down theory pronunciation, Trickle down theory translation, English dictionary definition of Trickle down theory. adj. Of or relating to the economic theory that financial benefits accorde
Professors and graduate students couldn’t help but wonder if they were responsible not only for uselessness and economic drain, but for an international crisis threatening democracy and its institutions – not to mention the ecological future of the planet. And, for many academics, it felt li...
of the working population resulting from this leads to a reduced supply of labor and thereby to a rise in wage levels. Thus, the theory is closely tied with Malthus’ population theory; it presents it-self, in fact, as a kind of unalterable economic and biological law. In effect the ...
Temporary migrants and occupational mobility: evidence from the case of Estonia (2009), " Brain drain and brain return: theory and application to Eastern- Western Europe", B.E. Journal of Economic Analysis and Policy, 9(1)... EDKJ Dr,J Masso,R Eamets,... - 《International Journal of ...
The Financial Drain: War as an Economic Burden Military spending consumes a massive portion of national budgets. In the U.S., for example, a large share of taxpayer dollars goes to fund the military-industrial complex. This money could be directed toward improving education, healthcare, infrastr...
“[W]hat happens if you were to go to your localIRSoffice to pay your taxes with actual cash?” wrote MMT pioneer and American economist Warren Mosler in his book "The 7 Deadly Innocent Frauds of Economic Policy." “First, you would hand over your pile of currency to the person on du...
A new school of economic thought calledModern Monetary Theory (MMT)has taken up fight on behalf of Keynesian deficit spending and is gaining influence, particularly on the left. Proponents of MMT argue that as long as inflation is contained, a country with its own currency doesn't need to wo...