How Developing Nations Can Protect Children From Hazardous Chemical Exposures While Sustaining Economic Growth

How we can better protect children from abuse and neglect.

Tax Policy and Economic Growth in the Developing and Developed Nations

Fiscal policy is a policy that tries to achieve certain economic goals through instruments such as changes in government expenditure and taxation. The financial policy uses two instruments of government revenue (tax) and government spending (spending) to influence the economy. And in the economic literature, they consider economic growth to be equal to GDP. The impact of financial policies on e...

Rich nations , poor nations : how much can multiple equilibria explain ?

This paper asks whether the income gap between rich and poor nations can be explained by multiple equilibria. We explore the quantitative implications of a simple twosector general equilibrium model that gives rise to multiplicity, and calibrate the model for 127 countries. Under the assumptions of the model, around a quarter of the world’s economies are found to be in a low output equilibrium....

Creating and sustaining economic growth through HR

With the rise of the knowledge economy, the importance of intellectual capital has grown. The concept of intellectual capital was raised by Galbraith in 1969, since when the market to book value of corporations around the world has increased dramatically. The implication of this phenomenon is that value creating factors have shifted from tangible assets to intangible ones. Thus, in order to cre...

Four Commentaries: How We Can Better Protect Children From Abuse and Neglect