Economics of Developing Countries de Tiago N. Caldeira

Economics of Developing Countries

Tiago N. Caldeira

There are many economic issues especially relevant to developing countries and the third world such as international aid, globalization, free trade, and labor issues. In fact, the mix of them and other economic issues and conflicts over priorities and the urgency to transit to a Developed Country present an often overwhelming array of dilemmas. This book presents new research on some of these issues

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PARTIAL CONTENTS: Preface; Structural VAR Approach to the Sources of Exchange Rate Fluctuations in Sub-Saharan African Countries; WTO Agriculture Negotiations and Developing Countries: An Overview; Volatility of Short-Term Capital Flows and Socio-Political Instability in Developing Countries: A Review; Administrative Quality, Structural Reforms and Capital Accumulation in Developing Countries; Capital Accumulation in Less Developed Countries: Does Stock Market Matter?; Determinants of Child Health in Developing Countries: The Experience of China and Vietnam; Adhering to the Principles of Knowledge The Only Game in Town; Jump Down, Turn Around, Pick a Bale of...Poverty? (U.S. Cotton Policy and Household Income in Cote d'Ivoire); The Economics of Upgrading to Innovative Treatment Technologies in the Fight agianst HIV/AIDS; Innovations and Economic Growth in the Fast Changing Global Economy: Comparative Experience of the Asian Countries; On the Role of Communications Networks in Regional Economic Development; Competition for FDI and the Demand for Information - Are Signalling Strategies Useful Tools for Developing Countries?; Torsten Steinrucken, Thuringian Ministry of Economics, Technology and Employment.