Abstract This study investigates whether manufactured exports contribute to economic growth and imports can augment the role of in fostering export diversification. In case latter, also examines which categories are most likely facilitate long run. particular, focuses on Kuwait over period 1970–2019 utilizes a Cobb–Douglas production function augmented with primary imports. The long-run relatio...

The paper is devoted to construction of optimal trajectories in the model which balances growth trends of investments in capital and labor efficiency. The model is constructed within the framework of classical approaches of the growth theory. It is based on three production factors: capital, educated labor and useful work. It is assumed that capital and educated labor are invested endogenously,...

The main objective of this paper is to examine the relationship between employment and economic growth in developed developing countries over period 1970–2019. As documented literature past, most has been less job-generating than countries, even though high observed world, indicating jobless growth. Based on Cobb–Douglas production function, we an demand model find elasticity with respect using...

among the agricultural important factors, inputs are the most significant in agricultural production. this article aimed to examine the impact of government subsidy policies on production of one of the most strategic products, namely on production of one of the most strategic products, namely maize, in iran. to achieve this goal, panel data for the nine provinces of iran's major producers of ma...

Cereals occupy an important place in the consumption patterns of Senegalese populations. Among these cereals, rice and maize are expected to play a dominant role country's food security due their importance terms area sown. This study examines determinants productivity southern Senegal using Cobb-Douglas production function with cross-sectional survey 913 family farms. The results show that tec...