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ARE ECONOMIC SYSTEMS CONTROLLABLE?
IFAC Proceedings Volumes, 1986Abstract I propose that national economies and economic systems are not controllable. I will argue that the illusion of controllability originates from confusion in the conceptual area. There is a confusion between the controllability of certain natural processes and the controllability of economic processes, and between control and government ...
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Regional Trading Blocs in the world economic system, reseñado por Antonio Ortiz-Mena L.N.
, 1997This book explores whether the world economy is breaking up into regional trading and currency blocs centred on the European Community, Japan and the United States. Frankel uses trade, investment and financial data to assess this issue. He concludes with
J. Frankel
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Marx's economics as a theory of economic systems
De Economist, 1976The paper attempts to analyze some system specific properties of the Marxian approach. The more conventional strands of economics have a strong praxiological or decision theoretic character, which makes them to identify the economic with a purely conceptual system. They are mainly interested in developments inside the system.
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Staff Papers - International Monetary Fund, 1962
Le systA¨me A©conomique de la Yougoslavie prA©sente de nombreuses caractA©ristiques qui le diffA©rencient tant des A©conomies collectivistes de type soviA©tique que des A©conomies plus ou moins capitalistes de type occidental. Dans les premiA¨res annA©es d'aprA¨s-guerre, l'agriculture A©tait collectivisA©e, et dans les autres secteurs de l'A©conomie ...
J. Marcus Fleming, Viktor R. Sertic
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Le systA¨me A©conomique de la Yougoslavie prA©sente de nombreuses caractA©ristiques qui le diffA©rencient tant des A©conomies collectivistes de type soviA©tique que des A©conomies plus ou moins capitalistes de type occidental. Dans les premiA¨res annA©es d'aprA¨s-guerre, l'agriculture A©tait collectivisA©e, et dans les autres secteurs de l'A©conomie ...
J. Marcus Fleming, Viktor R. Sertic
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THE IMPACT OF BANKS' CAPITAL ADEQUACY REGULATION ON THE ECONOMIC SYSTEM: AN AGENT-BASED APPROACH
, 2012Since the start of the financial crisis in 2007, the debate on the proper level leverage of financial institutions has been flourishing. The paper addresses such crucial issue within the Eurace artificial economy, by considering the effects that ...
A. Teglio, M. Raberto, S. Cincotti
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Systems of innovation and economic integration
Journal of Industry Studies, 1995(1995). Systems of innovation and economic integration. Journal of Industry Studies: Vol. 2, Innovation Networks: East Meets West, pp. 1-18.
Johnson, Bjørn Harold+1 more
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General Techno-Economic Analysis of CO2 Electrolysis Systems
, 2018The electrochemical reduction of carbon dioxide (CO2) has received significant attention in academic research, although the techno-economic prospects of the technology for the large-scale production of chemicals are unclear.
Matthew Jouny, Wesley Luc, F. Jiao
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Financial Development and Economic Growth: Views and Agenda
, 1999The author argues that the preponderance of theoretical reasoning and empirical evidence suggests a positive first order relationship between financial development and economic growth.
R. Levine
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Journal of Economic Studies, 1987
Present‐day economics is characterised by the fragmentary and reductionist approach that typifies most social sciences. Economists generally fail to recognise that the economy is merely one aspect of a whole ecological and social fabric; a living system composed of human beings in continual interaction with one another and with their natural resources,
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Present‐day economics is characterised by the fragmentary and reductionist approach that typifies most social sciences. Economists generally fail to recognise that the economy is merely one aspect of a whole ecological and social fabric; a living system composed of human beings in continual interaction with one another and with their natural resources,
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Journal of Comparative Economics, 1985
Abstract The Islamic economic system is a theoretical construct of an industrial economy whose members follow the Islamic faith. This essay surveys the elements of such a system, as presented in a series of recent books on Islamic economics. Particular attention is paid to the injunction against interest payments and to the requirement of paying a ...
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Abstract The Islamic economic system is a theoretical construct of an industrial economy whose members follow the Islamic faith. This essay surveys the elements of such a system, as presented in a series of recent books on Islamic economics. Particular attention is paid to the injunction against interest payments and to the requirement of paying a ...
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