developed countries

The Dissertation has three essays which examine three important issues in international economics, exchange rate expectations in developed countries, unit roots and trend breaks in developing countries in east and southeast Asia, and exchange rate determination and inflation in …

Globalisation denotes economic liberalisation and deregulation, the intensification of international economic relations and interdependence, and changes in the mode of production and the nature and exercise of state powers. In this context, business corporations also implement g…

This dissertation will examine in detail the transmission of real economic growth from: (1) OECD countries to less developed countries (LDCs); (2) United States to Western Hemisphere LDCs; (3) Japan to East Asian LDCs; (4) United States to selected Western Hemisphere countries; …

The purpose of this study was to determine the accessibility of higher education in developing countries through a comparative analysis of enrollment, attainment, and gender equity data between developed and developing countries. Implicit in these analyses was the notion that ad…