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Eric M. Bosire
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The flow of capital across borders is one of the pillars that is greasing the wheels of globalization due to its benefits in technology transfer. Since developing nations are unable to put together adequate savings to take care of their investments needs...
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Arintoko Arintoko,Insukindro Insukindro
Pág. 682 - 691
This study develops macroeconomic models that involves the output gap, the level of prices, interest rates, exchange rates, current account, foreign direct investment and portfolio investment. The modeling adapts to the characteristics of the data, the p...
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Adegbemi Babatunde Onakoya,Victor Adedotun Seyingbo
Pág. 613 - 624
While many economists see financial globalization (financial markets integration) as critical to the development and strengthening of middle-income emerging markets, many have opined that financial integration carries huge risk that far outweighs potenti...
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Predrag Mitrovic,Gorica Bo?kovic
Pág. 057 - 069
Modern society and the world economy are highly contradicted to existing processes and relationships. It could be discerned in large social inequalities, in unfair and unequal opportunities of socio-economic development and in severe conflicts of differe...
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Cuma Bozkurt
Pág. 188 - 198
In today's world, globalization has reached to such an extent that, investment in information and technology is inevitable to be integrated with global system and increase competitive power. Therefore, R&D investments are of high importance and priority ...
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