Developing economies : innovation, investment and sustainability
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Developing economies : innovation, investment and sustainability
（Global economic studies series）
Nova Science Publishers, c2012
- : hardcover
Available at 3 libraries
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Includes bibliographical references and index
Description and Table of Contents
Description
This book examines the innovation, investment and sustainability of developing economies across the globe. Topics discussed herein include black money and corruption in India; the growth of information technology (IT) and knowledge-intensive services (KIS) in developing countries; the IFAC compliance program in a less developed economy; Hong Kong's economic integration with China via FDI; rural and urban wage subsidies as policies for reducing urban unemployment, decreasing pollution and improving welfare in a dual developing economy; and the relationship between political freedoms and foreign direct investment.
Table of Contents
- Preface
- Service Entities in Open-Closed Innovation: The Growth of Service Economy for Smaller Firms Driven by Information Technology (IT) & Knowledge-Intensive Services (KIS)
- Embracing Change? An Update of the IFAC Compliance Programme in a Less Developed Economy
- Hong Kong's Economic Integration with China via FDI: Sustainable Growth of the HK-PRD Globalized Delta Economy
- Environmental Sustainability of Poverty Reduction in a Small Open Dualistic Economy: The Case of Wage Subsidy Policies & Industrial Pollution under Sector-Specific Capital
- Do Political Freedoms Attract or Discourage Foreign Direct Investment? Evidence from Central & Eastern Europe & Former Soviet Union
- Regulation as a Protectionist Strategy
- Black Money & Corruption in India: Necessary Evils to Survive?: A Commentary
- Does Higher Economic Integration of Trade Blocs Lead to Fair Trade?
- Interactions between Economic Growth, Innovation, Financial Development & Sustainability in Emerging Countries
- Index.
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