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Heterodoxy and the Governance of Economic Development [PDF]

Environment and Planning A: Economy and Space, 2004
An emergent heterodox approach is challenging the prevailing orthodoxy of thinking, doing, and governing economic development, particularly at the subnational, regional, and local levels. Looking at underlying debates concerning institutionalism and a ‘new centrism’, the author draws together the theoretical and conceptual threads of the heterodox ...
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Economic Governance

2006
AbstractThis chapter examines how the enlarged EU is likely to respond to three major economic challenges: Will the enlarged EU attempt to bridge the internal development gaps by flexible policies stimulating growth or by central redistribution from Brussels? Will the enlarged EU cope with the challenge of global economic competition by opting for more
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Economic Governance of Software Delivery

IEEE Software, 2014
Agility without objective governance cannot scale, and governance without agility cannot compete. Agile methods are mainstream, and software enterprises are adopting these practices in diverse delivery contexts and at enterprise scale. IBM's broad industry experience with agile transformations and deep internal know-how point to two key principles to ...
Murray Cantor, Walker Royce
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The Credibility of Economic Advice to Government

The Economic Journal, 1992
In a challenging paper, Frey and Eichenberger (F/E I992) have argued that ' economists react to relative prices in their capacity as scholars: the competitive American academic market drives them to specialize in publishing abstract papers in narrow neoclassics; the closed European markets induce economists to be theoretically broad and to specialize ...
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Economic Governance:

The Indian Economic Journal, 2009
Joseph A. Camilleri, Jim Falk
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Governance and Economic Change in Singapore

The Singapore Economic Review, 2015
The Singapore economy went through several changes due to changes in its mode of governance from being a trading outpost of the East India Company (EIC) to being part of the colony of the Straits Settlements, and more recently to being a British colony by itself, then to being part of Malaysia and now an independent republic. These modes of governance
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ECONOMICS OF CORPORATE GOVERNANCE REFORM

Journal of Applied Corporate Finance, 2004
This paper develops three basic economic principles for effective corporate governance: (1) information accuracy and timeliness, (2) management accountability, and (3) auditor independence. Accuracy and timeliness of information is critical to providing market participants with the data necessary to monitor and evaluate managers.
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Government Debt and Economic Growth

2013
The growth prospects of a nation are stymied by the burden of government debt. This study has two goals: first, it tests whether public debt hinders growth; and, second, it explores whether economic policy ameliorates this effect. A large panel data of countries for 1970-2010 reveal a negative and robust effect of public debt on growth.
César Calderón, J. Rodrigo Fuentes
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Economic Principles for Rightsizing Government

2018
This study presents economic principles that might aid in rightsizing the government bureaucracy. Most of the literature on civil service or public administration reforms focus on the importance of defining the role of government to be able to assess how best to carry out their role. Looking at how basic public sector economic theory define the role of
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The Government, and Economic Entomology

Science, 1884
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