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Albanian economic performance: Stagnation in the 1980s
Soviet Studies, 1991hitherto available only to a strictly controlled readership.'2 During the earlier years of rigorous secrecy (as far as statistics are concerned 1973-87), the only statistical abstracts to penetrate beyond Albania were three small anniversary collections, published in 1974, 1979 and 1984.13 These left much to be desired, not only in terms of quantity ...
Per Sandström, Örjan Sjöberg
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Military Spending and Economic Stagnation
American Journal of Sociology, 1973Baran and Sweezy's analysis of the role of military spending in preventing economic stagnation in monopoly capitalist countries is tested with data from the 18 wealthiest capitalist countries. According to the Baran-Sweezy theory, the greater the role of military spending in an economy, the lower should be the level of unemployment and the more rapid ...
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Economic Crisis and the Stagnation of Agriculture
1999Initially based on rapid economic growth fuelled by exports, the development strategy of South Korea eventually shifted more toward deepening of the industrial structure. The Third Five Year Economic Development Plan (1972–6) put more focus on strengthening the industrial production base, especially by promoting heavy and chemical industry.
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Economization of Society: Functional Differentiation and Economic Stagnation
Journal of Economic Issues, 2019Abstract:The explanation of economization and marketization processes is typically approached in the mindset of structural superiority, primacy or hegemony of the economic subsystem over non-econom...
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Economic growth and stagnation with endogenous health and fertility [PDF]
Population Economics, 2004 This article offers a theory of economic growth, stagnation, and demo-economic transition that originates from external effects of child-bearing, health expenditure, and education under endogenous mortality. Facing a hierarchy of needs, parents always consume and want to have a family. Child quality, measured as a two-dimensional vector of child health
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Evolution and Stagnation of Economic Systems
1990In contrast to Marxism, based on the idea of evolution, the market economy is characterised by quite different factors. It received its early impetus from Adam Smith, a son of the Enlightenment and thus estranged from the idea of evolution. He emphasised self-regulation of the market, and it is therefore no coincidence that illustrations from the ...
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2020
Abstract If the first years of the Revolution were years of continued prosperity for Atlantic commerce, after 1792 the war and the insurrection in Saint-Domingue spread gloom and despair among merchants and shipping companies. As in previous wars, merchants turned to a series of expedients: opening up trade to independent merchants ...
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Abstract If the first years of the Revolution were years of continued prosperity for Atlantic commerce, after 1792 the war and the insurrection in Saint-Domingue spread gloom and despair among merchants and shipping companies. As in previous wars, merchants turned to a series of expedients: opening up trade to independent merchants ...
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Sources of economic growth and stagnation in Iran
The Journal of International Trade & Economic Development, 2009There is more than a 10 percentage point difference in the economic performance of Iran in roughly the two decades before and after the Islamic revolution in 1979. This paper aims to explain the difference. A standard measure of Total Factor Productivity (TFP) calculated at the aggregate level shows that over one-third of the difference in economic ...
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The Economic Stagnation Thesis, Once More
Southern Economic Journal, 1956Many of you are probably reflecting: Why flog a dead horse, why resurrect a now nearly forgotten quarrel? You say to yourselves: The desperate 1930's are a decade and a half behind us; and our private and public economies have both readjusted to respond to the possibility of another similar decline in the employment of resources.
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Economic Stagnation in the Early Roman Empire
The Journal of Economic History, 1946That the later Roman empire was a period of stagnation, not to say X of decline and total collapse, in the economic as in other spheres has long been recognized. But it has been the contribution of such modern scholars as Frank, Rostovtzeff, and Heichelheim to show that the symptoms and causes of this stagnation are not to be sought solely in the ...
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