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A Study into Financial Globalization, Economic Growth and (In)Equality

Financial Globalization and Economic Growth - Literature Review with Comments Seminal Works on Financial Structures and Liberalization Financial Globalization and Its Effects Deregulation versus Regulation Measuring Financial Openness: De Jure and De Facto Measures Uneven Economic Growth, Adapting Economic Policies in Low-Income Countries, and Some Potential Solutions Some Observations on the Adjustment Process Before and After the Crisis Notes References Global Economic Growth, Financial Openness, and Inequality: 1990-2014 A Method for Measuring Relative. Economic Growth Economic Growth and Changes in the Relative Balance of Economic Power: 1990-2000 Economic Growth and Changes to the Relative Economic Power: 2000-2014 Relative Economic Performance. In The World: A Brief Look By Continent Inequalities in the Distribution of World Income: 1990-2014 Notes References The Fastest-Growing Economies and Financial Openness China - Economic Growth and Financial Openness The Fastest-Growing Economies Among the Oil- and Gas-Producing Countries Azerbaijan Turkmenistan Equatorial Guinea Mongolia Kazakhstan Angola Armenia, Belarus, and Uzbekistan The Fastest-Growing Poor Economies India Notes References Global Financial Openness in the Advanced, Emerging and Developing Countries: A Brief Overview The United States of America Financial Openness and Economic Growth in the EU Notes References Financial Liberalization and Globalization: Theory and Facts Over the Last Three Decades Financial Globalization and Developed. Economies: Theory versus Facts Financial Liberalization, Basel III and the New Capital Directive Audacity of Hope: PFAS and Safe Assets A Proposal for the Issuance of Safe Assets in Developing Economies Notes References Concluding Remarks: Financial Openness, Economic growth and (In)Equalities in the World

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Concluding Remarks: Financial Openness, Economic growth and (In)Equalities in the World
Our study of the interdependencies between financial openness and economic growth, on the one hand, and global (in)equalities over the past twenty five years, but particularly the first fourteen years of this century, on the other, has shown how shaky the initial assumptions made in early works on this...
(A Study into Financial Globalization, Economic Growth and (In)Equality)
Global Economic Growth, Financial Openness, and Inequality: 1990-2014
A Method for Measuring Relative. Economic Growth The past twenty-five years have seen major changes in the world of global flows in goods, services, and capital. These have in turn affected the relations of global economic and financial power. • In 1990, Chinese GDP per capita was 12.4 times...
(A Study into Financial Globalization, Economic Growth and (In)Equality)
Financial Globalization and Economic Growth - Literature Review with Comments
Seminal Works on Financial Structures and Liberalization Theoretical discussion of how financial systems and financial liberalization affect economic growth started in the 1960s and 1970s with works by such authors as William Goldsmith,1 Edward Shaw2 and Ronald McKinnon.3 For William Goldsmith,...
(A Study into Financial Globalization, Economic Growth and (In)Equality)
THE 2008 GLOBAL ECONOMIC AND FINANCIAL MELTDOWN
As I started writing the first edition of this book in 2009, the world was experiencing the deepest economic and financial meltdown since the Great Depression of 1929. This meltdown has touched every citizen in the world because of the efficient communication systems that have successfully interconnected...
(The art of RF (riba-free) Islamic banking and finance)
The Irreversible Trend of Economic and Financial Globalization
It has been more than a decade since China's accession to the WTO. The global economic integration continues and the Chinese economy is more prone to global economic fluctuations, as well as having a considerable impact on the global economy. According to World Bank statistics, the 2010 global GDP based...
(Chinese securities companies)
Studies During the Era of Rapid Economic Growth (mid-1950s to the mid-1970s)
According to Japanese business historian Tsunehiko Yui (1985), the pre-war studies of management philosophy were undertaken as part of economic history in Japan. After the war, and especially after 1964, when the Business History Society of Japan was established, business management historians became...
(Enterprise as an Instrument of Civilization)
Sustainable Development, Economic Growth and Global Warming
A Theoretical Approach to the Sustainable Development Concept: The Cost of Climate Change It was in the 1970s that the Club of Rome raised awareness of the need for economic systems to preserve environmental sustainability (Meadows et al. 1972) and reflect the existence of a trade-off between...
(Carbon Footprint and the Industrial Life Cycle: From Urban Planning to Recycling)
China - Economic Growth and Financial Openness
Unique among the 20 fastest-growing economies from 2000 to 2014, China was one of the five fastest-growing economies in every five-year period from 1990 to 2014, improving its relative economic standing (Cg) by an impressive 501.8%. This made it the third fastest-growing economy in the world during that...
(A Study into Financial Globalization, Economic Growth and (In)Equality)
Financial Openness and Economic Growth in the EU
In Chapter 3, which includes our analysis of rates of economic growth expressed in percentage change to the growth coefficient, we have already noted that EU countries can be divided into two subgroups on the basis of their results: the first subgroup comprises the EU-15 countries, which experienced...
(A Study into Financial Globalization, Economic Growth and (In)Equality)
ECONOMIC GROWTH AND DEVELOPMENT IN A GLOBAL ECONOMY
The post-apartheid South African government’s macroeconomic and growth policies were created at a time when globalization, as we know it today, had just taken hold. The collapse of the Berlin Wall and Russia’s move away from communism marked the beginning of this era. Today, in the decade following...
(Women, Economic Development, and Higher Education: Tools in the Reconstruction and Transformation of Post-Apartheid South Africa)