Titlebook: Getting Globalization Right; Sustainability and I Luigi Paganetto Conference proceedings 2018 Springer Nature Switzerland AG 2018 Globaliza

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Incoming Labor-Product Society and EU Regional Policy,me that labor is a product in all those cases where the trade-off between labor and capital blurs: in the case of high and medium-high technology workers, social economy enterprises, self-employment, “social-ethic” and no profit activities, but also in the case of smart entrepreneurship, especially

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-663-13362-9 most of whom are members of the G20. We began by estimating twenty-one macroeconomic models of the G20 based on the national accounts (by expenditure) from the United Nations Statistical Department. The baseline scenario is based upon a Harrod-Domar model on the supply side and demand equations for

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-42462-9 During 2003–2008, another national treasure, the sovereign’s AAA rating, was used by privatized banks to attract foreign capital, elevating the real exchange rate even further. The financial collapse and the associated collapse of the currency in 2008 left the country with a large foreign debt whic

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Nachkalkulation und Abrechnung,at has only recently become the focus of a more intense attention of economists and policy makers. The paper looks at three different phenomena behind the seemingly increasing divergence between high and low skill jobs: (i) the evolution of the mode of production and the model of organization of the

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Grundlagen der Betriebswirtschaftslehre that dissatisfaction with the state of the economy primarily affects the level of dissatisfaction with national governments, while unemployment and fear of immigration affects attitudes towards further European integration in 2014.

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Grundlagen der Betriebswirtschaftslehreest in productive assets and housing but do not work, and workers, who invest only in housing and decide on their labor effort. It is shown that the relative price of land grows in the long run at the same rate as the economy’s GDP, while the quantity of housing services and their price grow slower

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-61997-7, dates back to the years preceding the adoption of the euro and is hardly related to the introduction of the single currency. To comprehend these trends we need, therefore, a “l(fā)ong view”. Beside factors related to institutional quality, growth in total factor productivity is probably the ultimate p