Search Results - subject:"vent-for-surplus"

Vent-for-surplus in Southeast Asian development since 1870

Huff, Gregg - In: World development : the multi-disciplinary … 181 (2024), pp. 1-20

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Outward FDI and productivity spillovers in China : an industrial perspective

Ali, Usman; Li, Yanxi; Wang, Jian-Jun; Chen, Zhen - In: International journal of emerging markets 17 (2022) 8, pp. 1926-1948

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Venting out : exports during a domestic slump

Almunia, Miguel; Antràs, Pol; López Rodríguez, David; … - 2018

En este artículo utilizamos variación geográfica plausiblemente exógena en la reducción de la demanda interna causada por la Gran Recesión en España para documentar la existencia de una robusta relación causal negativa a nivel de empresa entre cambios provocados por la demanda en las...

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Venting out : exports during a domestic slump

Almunia, Miguel; Antràs, Pol; López Rodríguez, David; … - 2018

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Vent for surplus or Productivity Breakthrough? The Ghanian Cocoa Take-Off, c. 1890-1936

Austin, Gareth - 2013

quantitative evidence as far as possible, to test the much criticised but never superseded 'vent-for-surplus' interpretation of the …

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Globalization, Natural Resources and Foreign Investment: A View from the Resource-Rich Tropics

Huff, Gregg - Department of Economics, Adam Smith Business School - 2007

Keywords: 19 th century UK foreign investment; tropical growth; globalization; vent-for-surplus; natural resources … particular type. These countries provide the basis for a vent-for-surplus growth model developed by Myint (1958) and Findlay … foreign investment (Drake, 1972; Findlay and Lundahl, 1994, 2001). Vent-for-surplus areas in the eight Southeast Asian and …

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VENT FOR SURPLUS OR PRODUCTIVITY BREAKTHROUGH? THE GHANAIAN COCOA TAKE-OFF, c.1890-1936

Austin, Gareth - African Economic History Network - 2013

quantitative evidence as far as possible, to test the much criticised but never superseded ‘vent-for-surplus’ interpretation of the …

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The Political Economy of the Undervalued Renminbi

Rima, Ingrid H. - Economics Department, Temple University - 2010

of Verdoorn's Law and Adam Smith's "vent for surplus" principle. This analytical perspective seems particularly relevant …

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Chapter 64 Plantations Agriculture

Hayami, Yujiro - In: Handbook of agricultural economics : volume 4, (pp. 3305-3322). 2010

Large plantations producing tropical cash crops based on hired labor represent a sharp contrast with small family farms, popularly called peasants in developing economies. The family farm is an old institution that has existed since time immemorial, but the plantation is a new institution...

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On the Smithian Origins of "New" Trade and Growth Theories

Kibritcioglu, Aykut - EconWPA - 1997

. However, his vent-for-surplus approach may be interpreted as a pioneering study which stresses the importance of economies …

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