Titlebook: Economic Incentives; Proceedings of a con Bela Balassa,Herbert Giersch Conference proceedings 1986 International Economic Association 1986

somnambulism

Restructuring Incentives in the People’s Republic of Chinald Bank definitions, a “l(fā)ow-income country”, one of the least developed in the world. But within that group it is the country with the most assets that are conducive to achieving considerable success if incentives are set in the right way. The Chinese people are highly talented and able to react app

刺激

From Bankruptcy to Revival: The Turkish Experience with Restructuring Economic Incentives, 1980–1984dustrialization to an open and competitive economy, and from the rhetoric of the so-called “mixed economy” to an explicit support of the private sector and to attempts to limit the size of the public sector.

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Benign

Incentives and Disincentives for Foreign Direct Investment in Less Developed Countriesrations (TNCs), the major source of foreign direct investment (FDI), in less developed countries (LDCs). Time was when opinion was sharply divided on the issue, between those who regarded TNCs and FDI to be no more than instruments of neo-colonialism designed for the political and economic exploitat

孤僻

專橫

Rent-Seeking and Trade Policy: An Industry Approachf granting the President the authority to undertake another trade-liberalizing multilateral negotiation. The divergence in views on the issue of further trade liberalization is along industry lines rather than between capital and labor.

HEW

愛管閑事

光亮

CHANT

Restructuring Incentives in Hungaryuliarity stems from the comprehensive organizational function of the government in economic performance; it has to decide the way and mode of combination of directives and incentives in the regulation of economic processes.