The local formation, and benefits, of industrial clusters have received considerable research attention during the past decade. In some extreme versions, clusters are hailed as a universal panacea for local and regional development because of their alleged greater propensity to reduce transaction costs, to promote inter-firm learning, innovation, and knowledge transfer and, as a result, to incr...

This paper is concerned with the saddle-path stability of monetary growth rules in a two-country two-sector dynamic stochastic general equilibrium model. Alongside standard features of emerging economies, such as a combination of producer and local currency pricing for exports, fiscal dominance and oil exports, this model also incorporates informal labour and production sectors and examines how...

The purpose of this paper was to present the decoupling hypothesis which says that the performance of emerging economies becomes relatively independent of the changes in advanced economies, and to empirically verify this hypothesis. The Christiano-Fitzgerald bandpass filter and spectral analyses have been applied to examine the hypothesis. On the basis of obtained results, comparing the deviati...

Two simple class-F NVI1VIIC power amplifiers are described using 0.7tm field-plated GaN HEMT devices. One circuit was designed for operation at 2.0 GHz and achieved a power-added-efficiency of 50%, 38 dBm output power, and 6.2 W/mm power density. A second circuit was designed at 2.8 GHz and achieved a PAE of 46% with 37 dBm output power and 7.0 W/mm power density.

Purpose – The purpose of this paper is to explore the contribution Global Business Services (GBS) for increasing efficiency, cost reduction and economic growth global economies that are overlooked in service research. Service providers can be either internal or external managed by GBS organizations centrally offers end-to end efficient standardized processes across globe. Design/methodology/app...

This research argues that the rapid expansion of international trade in the second phase of the industrial revolution has played a significant role in the timing of demographic transitions across countries and has thereby been a major determinant of the distribution of world population and a prime cause of the Great Divergence in income per capita across countries in the last two centuries. The...

Research background: The concept of globalization is interpreted by various authors in terms its importance or content. Globalization refers to the process gradually erasing borders nation-states, and economic culmination this process. proof interconnectedness economies around world, where each economy reacts sensitively fluctuations changes other economies. Purpose article: paper deals with ex...

The order of discovery can have a profound effect upon the way in which we think about the function of a gene. In E. coli, recA is nearly essential for cell survival in the presence of DNA damage. However, recA was originally identified, as a gene required to obtain recombinant DNA molecules in conjugating bacteria. As a result, it has been frequently assumed that recA promotes the survival of ...