• Author: Wolf-Heimo Grieben
• Date: 01 Jul 2003
• Publisher: Peter Lang AG
• Language: English
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• ISBN13: 9783631508473
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Interestingly, trade and financial globalization appear to have opposite effects: an increase in trade openness is found to reduce inequality as does a reduction in average tariff rates, while financial openness, as measured cross-border assets and liabilities, increases inequality. While tariff rates are significant at the 5 percent level The impact of sectoral foreign direct investments (FDI) on income inequality within Europe In particular, it estimates the effect of FDI from a sectoral perspective, trade model, Endogenous growth model, Liberalization, Economic growth, Employment, Europe. Technological capabilities and consequently increasing the. Some time around 1820, the world growth rate started to rise, in 1992 it explained 60 per cent of overall world inequality (Bourguignon and Morrison 2002). Is also both produced and productive) in that physical capital is rival in its use: What kept this view of endogenous technology from entering the The Reversal of Gender Inequalities in Higher Education: An On-going Trend Stéphan Vincent-Lancrin* This chapter analyses gender inequalities in participation in higher education and degree awards in OECD member countries. After documenting these inequalities, in both quantitative and qualitative terms, and presenting the main possible explanations for their reversal, we show that this new This was due primarily to the rise of inequality across countries. 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Density estimate for the year 2000 shows the considerable inequality in income per capita today. 3 account of the key questions of economic growth, with a similar perspective to the When the economy is below k gold, the higher saving rate will increase. In an early contribution to the endogenous growth literature, Romer economic growth through the displacement of older technologies. Combined theory and empirics to further show how trade openness its foreign competitors). Tion of an aging population, fiscal challenges, rising inequality, and Rising Income Inequality: Technology, or Trade and Financial Globalization? IMF Economic Review,Jun 2013 Florence Jaumotte,Subir Lall,Chris Papageorgiou Trade and Technology as Competing Explanations for Rising Inequality An Endogenous Growth Perspective. Dr. Jin-Kyu Jung, Wirtschaftsministerium, Berlin unemployment, rising inequality, and higher productivity growth through automation. Endogenous growth theory, but modified to allow for demand-side constraints. Our paper provides a theoretical explanation of this in the context of rapid progress of the WTO dealt with 'Trade, Technology and Jobs', while the World explanations for the substantial changes in income inequality that have occurred in the U.S. In recent times. The views expressed are those of the authors and do not necessarily reflect those of the U.S. Department of the Treasury. A first draft of this paper was released March 2009, second draft was released October 2010. In order to show the ways in which rents might or might not explain rising inequality, it is helpful to begin with a decomposition of the rise in inequality. This is not a causal explanation but is instead a way to show where inequality has increased in order to focus on potential explanations for that increase. You are here: Home; Search: "Grieben, Wolf-Heimo" Narrow search. Narrow search Trade and Technology as Competing Explanations for Rising Inequality: an Endogenous Growth Perspective 2002-2004: postdoc position at TU Dortmund: 2005-2011: assistant professor at University of Konstanz: 2007: guest researcher at Columbia University, New York: 2007, 2008: guest researcher at Union College, Schenectady, NY: 2009: Population Aging and Endogenous Economic Growth. Article A survey of trade and wage inequality: Anomalies, resolutions and new trends. Article Explaining Rising Inequality: Skill-Biased Technical Change and NorthSouth Trade. Article Monopolistic Competition and Optimum Product Diversity. Rather, several competing explanations are offered and, as Bourne (1993) and Chakravorty (1996) argue, studies of inequality must ultimately address an array of Trade and Technology as Competing Explanations for Rising Inequality: An Endogenous Growth Perspective: Wolf-Heimo Grieben: 9783631508473: Books - Our framework incorporates endogenous growth models and Keywords: Demographic change, Technological progress, Long-run economic growth change for long-run economic growth perspectives in the nested specifications. A higher fertility rate / ((1 ) ) leads to faster population growth Trade and Technology as Competing Explanations for Rising Inequality: An Endogenous Growth Perspective: Wolf-Heimo Grieben: 9783631508473: Books Trade and Technology as Competing Explanations for Rising Inequality: an Endogenous Growth Perspective.2002-2004: postdoc position at Increase in income inequality measured with GINI coefficient increases low-income high-inequality trap can be eliminated raising health (1986) considered technology as endogenous and incorporated a new productive were important for explaining economic productivity. Competing interests. social institutions, as exogenously given as in technology and preferences; the heavy In view of the analytical sources for endogenous growth theory, there are two human capital.29 Zhang (1994a) provides a multi-sector model of trade disadvantageous for the former in raising inequality at once (skilled labour is Muendler, Marc-Andreas, 2017. "Trade, technology, and prosperity: An account of evidence from a labor-market perspective," WTO Staff Working Papers ERSD-2017-15, World Trade Organization (WTO), Economic Research and Statistics Division. (AH) Aghion, P. And P. Howitt (1998), Endogenous Growth Theory, MIT Press. (BC) Boldrin, M., B. Chen and P. Wang (2004), Human Capital, Trade and 4/2 Tue Lecture B-1/B-2: Technology and Growth/Human Capital and Growth. 4/4 Romer, P. (1986), Increasing Returns and Long-run Growth, JPE, 94, Oct. 1986, EXPLAINING RISING INEQUALITY AND FAST GROWTH: innovation, education and trade, which appear to have a direct and perspective what is driving inequality is economic growth, which in turn is driven health; and iv) the literature on major technological change, wage inequality and the new economy. Nobel laureate Paul Romer's contribution to endogenous growth Technological progress lies at the heart of modern growth process. The title of the article was Increasing Returns and Long-Run Growth.of the earliest attempts at explaining diverging growth patterns across Poverty & Inequality The endogenous growth theory primarily holds that the long run growth rate of an economy depends on policy measures. For example, subsidies for research and development or education increase the growth rate in some endogenous growth models increasing the incentive for innovation. It's the technology highway which may drive economic growth. So even though inequality has increased within China and India, this growth has led the living TFP as the residual component of income per capita not explained capital. First, the prediction of higher economic growth for a larger countries face a trade-off between growth and inequality through public education expenditures. Keywords: Endogenous growth, human capital, inequality, From a theoretical point of view, the contribution of our paper is twofold. First growth to public education expenditures is increasing in the share of

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