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Chapter 9 Rural Nonfarm Income Diversification: Implications on Tree-Crop Agricultural Sector Inequalities and Sustainable Development in Ghana

Kurantin, Napoleon; Osei-Hwedie, Bertha Z. - In: Globalization, income distribution and sustainable …, (pp. 117-130). 2022

, increased rate of educational achievement could undermine the socio-economic policy cohesion and sustainable development of … non-farm diversification and its implications on agricultural (tree-crop) farming sector inequalities and sustainable … development in Ghana. Applying a Gini-decomposition method and/or technique within a quantitative approach, the study outcome …

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Chapter 8 Measuring Sustainable Development at the NUTS2 Level: Differences and Future Prospects 1

Bartiromo, Marianna; Ciacci, Andrea; Ivaldi, Enrico - In: Globalization, income distribution and sustainable …, (pp. 95-116). 2022

difficult situation, over the years the United Nations (UN) have outlined several sustainable development goals (SDGs) to be … mainly based on agriculture. Our work aims at quantifying the sustainable development level achieved by the Italian regions … sustainable development levels are higher, there are higher levels of gross domestic product per capita and less inequality. …

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Chapter 7 The Importance of Carbon Emission of Manufacturing Companies on Sustainable Economic Development

Dincer, Hasan; Yüksel, Serhat; Karakuş, Hüsne; … - In: Globalization, income distribution and sustainable …, (pp. 81-93). 2022

Carbon emission is one of the most important issues threatening the existence of the world. Mostly carbon emission induced climate change disrupts human and nature balance. Carbon emission occurs as a result of practices that are dependent on human activities or not. One of the actors causing...

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Chapter 6 Globalization with Controlled Income Inequalities: A Cross-Country Study

Choudhury, Sayantani Roy - In: Globalization, income distribution and sustainable …, (pp. 67-80). 2022

Globalization is a process of interaction and integration among the countries, their people, their businesses, and their governments. It is a change driven by international trade, implemented by various policies and aided by modern technology. It has impacts on the environment, culture,...

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Chapter 5 A Comparison of Convergence among Developed and Developing Economies in a Globalized World

Chatterjee, Nilendu; Chatterjee, Tonmoy - In: Globalization, income distribution and sustainable …, (pp. 57-65). 2022

The world has witnessed rapid changes as far as growth and convergence of economies are concerned. Over the past decades, many less-developed or developing economies have been catching up with the industrialized economies; a few have even surpassed them, as far as growth is concerned. Also there...

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Chapter 4 Are Cross-Country per Capita Income Differential and Globalization Cointegrated? An ARDL Bounds Testing Approach

Maji, Krishnendu - In: Globalization, income distribution and sustainable …, (pp. 47-56). 2022

As hypothesized by Gerschenkron (1962) , lower income countries would tend to grow at a faster rate than higher income countries and, as a result, their average incomes would converge in the long run. In addition to that hypothesis, theoretical studies to assess the impact of globalization on...

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Chapter 3 Globalization and Sustainable Economic Development: Evaluating Country Performances through Composite Rankings

Chattopadhyay, Somnath; Bose, Suchismita - In: Globalization, income distribution and sustainable …, (pp. 31-46). 2022

The study constructs a composite indicator to rank macroeconomic performance of countries and a separate composite indicator to rank countries by inequality using the TOPSIS methodology of Multiple Criteria Decision-Making Analysis. The intuitive idea of TOPSIS is to formulate an ideal solution...

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Chapter 2 On Dynamics of Economic Development in the Light of Endogenous Growth: A Theoretical and Empirical Investigation

Bhattacharjee, Mainak; Ghosh, Dipti - In: Globalization, income distribution and sustainable …, (pp. 21-30). 2022

This chapter presents an exposition on the dynamics of economic development in relation with endogenous growth in as much as the aggregate output derives from capital which comprises of both human and physical capital. It is based on a growth-theoretic assessment of how nations or individual...

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Chapter 1 Globalization, Income Inequality, and Wealth Disparity: Issues and Evidence

Karmakar, Asim K.; Jana, Sebak K. - In: Globalization, income distribution and sustainable …, (pp. 9-20). 2022

The catch word “Globalization” has been defended by advocates for lifting people out of poverty and the inequality in the world. But it has been criticized by opponents for failing to solve the problem of poverty, inequality, and for increasingly creating wealth disparity. This raises the...

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Prelims

In: Covid-19 in the African continent : sustainable …, (pp. i-xxxiii). 2022

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