trade integration institutional reforms (2 Ergebnisse)

Zustand: Wie neu. 318 pp., num. fig., tables and graphs. A fresh and clean copy. - Summary: Ongoing processes in the European Union and the South American Mercosur enforce political and institutional reforms. Economists and politicians must be able to understand these processes to formulate strategic scenarios, to design and implement interventions which contribute favorably to the future. Under four headings the discussion is organized: regional economic integration with respect to financial markets (and the consequences for Basel II), commercial and competitive policy, and the role of foreign direct investments. International trade and growth related to agricultural products, natural gas, and labor. Institutional comparisons and methodological problems with respect to pharmaceutical price policies, teachers salaries, income distribution, and critical realism. Fundamental changes of ICT affect governance structures, the value chain, and academic teaching and learning. - Table of Contents: Preface -- I. Comparative Latin American and European experiences in a strategic perspective -- II. Two panels on comparative experiences -- Education Technologies - comparative experiences -- Coordinator: Hada Graziela Juárez Jerez de Perona (UNC) -- Panelists: Ulrich Peter Ritter (JWGUF), Gemet Mueller (JWGUF) -- Economic and financial consequences of Basel II -- Coordinator: Roland Eisen (JWGUF) -- Panelists: Ángel Enrique Neder (UNC), Ramon Frediani (UNC) -- III. Regional economic integration -- Marta Podzun de Buraschi (UNC): Is financial integration for the MERCOSUR European Union feasible? -- Fernando H. Sonnet (UNC): European Union and Mercosur commercial policy compatibility for the oilseed complex -- Gabriele Tondl and Goran Vuksic (U Viena): Catching up of Eastern European regions: The role of foreign investment, human capital and geography -- Ensar Yilmaz and Zeynep Kaplan (YTU): The role of Mercosur and the European Union in the formation of competition policy in Argentina and Turkey -- IV. International trade and growth -- Alberto M. Diaz Cafferata, Leonardo Berbotto, and David Kohn (UNC): Fluctuations of the current account and the causes of the Argentine long-run growth slowdown -- Marla Luisa Recalde and Marcelo Florensa (UNC): Erects of Mercosur on the Argentine agricultural international trade: an application of a gravity equation -- Ángel Enrique Neder (UNC), Carlos Santiago Valquez (UNC), and Carlos Fernando Ceballos Ferroglio (Aguas Cordobesas S.A.): Determinants Of profitability in the distribution of natural gas in Argentina. A study based on performance indicators -- Alberto José Figueras, José Luis Arrufat, and Mariano Salto (UNC): Provincial Labor markets in Argentina: a study of their behavior using EPH data -- V. Institutional and methodological comparisons -- Roland Eisen, and Yasemin Ilgin (JWGUF): Pricing policies for the pharmaceutical market. An international perspective -- Mariana De Santis, Héctor R. Gertel, and Verónica Herrero (UNC): A Comment on Teachers' Salaries in Argentina and others Latin American countries -- A. Paula Palacios, M. Florencia Ruiz Diaz, Héctor R. Gertel, and Roberto Giulodori (UNC): A review of income polarization: concept and applications -- Eugenia Perona (UNC): Methodical foundations of comparative analysis in economics: the view of critical realism -- VI. The role of information technology in the globalized world -- Alexander Elsas (JWGUF): E-Government infrastructures. A comparative analysis -- Kerstin Herhaus (JWGUF): Implementation of IT Governance in global financial enterprises with distributed data centres -- Peter Langner (JWGUF): Organizational strategies in global distributed value chains. An approach for an efficient information exchange of production related data. ISBN 9783631553480 Sprache: Englisch Gewicht in Gramm: 495 Original hardcover, 20,8 x 15,0 x 2,5 cm.

Buch. Zustand: Neu. Druck auf Anfrage Neuware - Printed after ordering - Ongoing processes in the European Union and the South American Mercosur enforce political and institutional reforms. Economists and politicians must be able to understand these processes to formulate strategic scenarios, to design and implement interventions which contribute favorably to the future. Under four headings the discussion is organized: regional economic integration with respect to financial markets (and the consequences for Basel II), commercial and competitive policy, and the role of foreign direct investments. International trade and growth related to agricultural products, natural gas, and labor. Institutional comparisons and methodological problems with respect to pharmaceutical price policies, teachers' salaries, income distribution, and critical realism. Fundamental changes of ICT affect governance structures, the value chain, and academic teaching and learning.