Titlebook: Economic Development in Latin America; Essay in Honor of We Hadi Salehi Esfahani (Professor of Economics),Giov Book 2010 Palgrave Macmillan

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Institutions and Economic Growth in the Atlantic Periphery: The Efficiency of the Portuguese Machinework by O’Rourke and Williamson (1999), which quantifies in detail the causes of catch-up and convergence within the late nineteenth-century Atlantic economy, dismisses institutional influences on the grounds that open economy forces provide adequate explanation for the differential behavior of thes

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Regional and Demographic Determinants of Poverty in Brazilersonal (emotional, noneconomic) factors. As Ravallion (1993) points out, it could be difficult for policymakers to target household characteristics, indicating that geographic targeting could be needed, even after factoring in migration. Park et al. (2002) evaluated the effectiveness of the regiona

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Uwe Marschner,Roland Werthschützkypported by the IMF, while Argentina, after the crisis of 2001–2002, pursued a more independent policy that, in many cases, went against the IMF’s recommendations. This chapter compares the performance of both countries and the benefits of whether or not to pursue an IMF recipe for getting out of a b

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-22420-2work by O’Rourke and Williamson (1999), which quantifies in detail the causes of catch-up and convergence within the late nineteenth-century Atlantic economy, dismisses institutional influences on the grounds that open economy forces provide adequate explanation for the differential behavior of thes

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Erich Lasch (Lehrer an der Fachschule)ersonal (emotional, noneconomic) factors. As Ravallion (1993) points out, it could be difficult for policymakers to target household characteristics, indicating that geographic targeting could be needed, even after factoring in migration. Park et al. (2002) evaluated the effectiveness of the regiona

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Datenstrukturen und Algorithmen agrarian problem in the period. Similarly, in his major opus, . (2001) which is now on its fifth edition (a sixth edition is in the making), Werner Baer offers us a keen analysis of the more recent developments in the agricultural and agrarian scenes.