Titlebook: International vergleichende Organisationsforschung; Fragestellungen, Met Martin Heidenreich,Gert Schmidt Textbook 1991 Springer Fachmedien

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Csaba Makóis human capital should be a factor in economic growth.. There are a number of views that may be taken, none of them very convincing. One such view deducts from the total rate of growth the contributions of physical capital and population growth, and finds a very large remaining factor—which Aukrust

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Duncan Galliens to be established by an . system of balances — in precise form for the most significant goods and in a general fashion for aggregate flows. Each detailed balance exhibits availabilities and major requirements. This long-established planning practice can be described in the well-known equation, th

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n Eastern Europe. He asked that the problem of comparing rates of growth be left aside in order to concentrate discussion upon the factors generating the rapid expansion which had taken place since the War. He found that the paper by Professors Cobeljic and Stojanovic attributed much of the growth t

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es, than would have been expected a decade or two ago? And if, as many ‘growth pessimists’ hold, the North passed in the 1970s a turning-point in the historical series of Kondratief cycles what conclusions can be drawn for the prospects for economic progress in the South?