Back to Results
First PageMeta Content
Capital / Macroeconomics / Marxist theory / Economic indicators / Gross domestic product / Human capital / Measures of national income and output / Capital intensity / Value added / National accounts / Economics / Microeconomics


Are capital shares higher in poor countries? Evidence from Industrial Surveys 1 Daniel Ortega Corporación Andina de Fomento and IESA
Add to Reading List

Document Date: 2006-09-18 13:00:31

Open Document

File Size: 208,14 KB

Share Result on Facebook

Country

Colombia / Kenya / United States / /

Facility

Wesleyan University / /

IndustryTerm

social security systems / formal manufacturing sector / funded insurance schemes / given technology / aggregate production technology / production technology / corporate manufacturing sector / manufacturing wages / steel / /

Organization

OECD SDBS / Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development / World Bank / UNIDO INDSTAT / United Nations / national statistical office / Wesleyan University / Bureau of Labor Statistics / United Nations Industrial Development Organization / OECD / /

Person

SAU VEN TUR KOR LSO / MEX OMNPRI BOL BDI IDN / Shyam Upadhyaya / Charles Jones / Douglas Gollin / BEN RWA MNG BIH GTM / KEN IND SVK ITA FJI / NAM TZA IRN LVA JPN / Tetsuo Yamada / Ricardo Hausmann / NGA CHL ETH GHA / SWZ HND ZWEJAM GRC PNG / Mónica García / Refet Gurkanyak / Richard Grossman / Francisco Rodríguez / Eric Gonard / /

Position

author / related model / /

Technology

given technology / aggregate production technology / Production technologies / existing technology / production technology / simulation / /

SocialTag