Developed societies = happy societies? Growth or development - BRIC

Waligóra, Kamil

doi:10.14254/2071-8330.2015/8-1/10

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“…Therefore, production activity will be path-breaking by definition and in view of this will be a continuous source of competitive restructuring of a regional economy, economic growth and development (Waligóra, 2015).…”

Section: Growing Efficiency and Innovationsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Traditional Economy: Innovations, Efficiency and Globalization

Mamedov¹,

Movchan²,

Ishchenko-Padukova³

et al. 2016

Economics &Amp; Sociology

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ABSTRACT. North Caucasus is a diverse region at the border of Europe and Asia that belongs simultaneously to the modern civilization and historical traditions, and is populated with numerous multi-language, multiconfessional nationalities that speak a variety of languages and follow diverse traditions, carefully guarding their distinctiveness. Our paper sets up a goal of studying the processes and the mechanisms of modernizing regional economy on the case study of this unique region. The paper confronts the typical view about the similarity and differences of traditional economies supported by different economic research schools and opens opportunities for scientific (dialectical) analysis of a mechanism, non-customary in the modern society, of modernizing traditional economies inevitably present in the "pore spaces" of the global economy. We substantiate a special methodology for studying traditional economies, characterizing their essence, showing the methodological difficulties of analyzing traditional economies, exposing the specifics of their system-wide organization, studying the non-economic sphere in a traditional economy, and describing the mechanism of modernizing a traditional economy.

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Section: Growing Efficiency and Innovationsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Traditional Economy: Innovations, Efficiency and Globalization

Mamedov¹,

Movchan²,

Ishchenko-Padukova³

et al. 2016

Economics &Amp; Sociology

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Sustainable development goals implementation in a post‐colonial African State: Any future for the African Continental Free Trade Area?

Chidozie,

Osimen,

Bhadmus

et al. 2024

Sustainable Development

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This paper examined the prospect of the African Continental Free Trade Agreement in the context of the SDGs. It took its bearing from the contemporary structure of most African states, arguing that the reality of the continent's postcolonial condition could impede the implementation of the AfCFTA. Its refrain is that studies on how Nigeria and South Africa, as regional powers, have used their economic and political influence to advance the SDGs' implementation throughout Africa, using different South–South development frameworks are few. In other words, the institutionalization of a strategic collaboration agenda through a Nigeria‐South Africa‐coordinated African response to the new powers, in the area of timely implementation of the SDGs is lacking. This study affirms that for the AfCFTA to be successful, it is incumbent on the regional hegemons to build a suitable institutional framework and governance structure that upholds the rule of law and encourages harmonization, consistency, and predictability.

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Atmospheric consequences of trade and human development: A case of BRIC countries

Sinha¹,

Sen

2016

Atmospheric Pollution Research

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Trade Human development indicator BRIC GMM a b s t r a c tThis paper looks into the causal association between economic growth, CO 2 emission, trade volume, and human development indicator for Brazil, Russia, India, and China (BRIC countries) during 1980e2013. Following a generalized method of moments (GMM) technique, we have found out that bidirectional causality exists between CO 2 emissions and economic growth. Feedback hypothesis is supported between CO 2 emissions and human development, trade volume and human development, economic growth, and human development, and CO 2 emissions and trade volume. Apart from finding out the unidirectional association from trade volume to economic growth, this study also validated the existence of Environmental Kuznets curve. Empirical findings of the study substantiate that the policymakers of the BRIC nations must focus on the green energy initiatives, either by in-house development or by technology transfer. This movement will allow them to control the ambient air pollution prevalent in these nations.

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Developed societies = happy societies? Growth or development - BRIC

Cited by 4 publications

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Traditional Economy: Innovations, Efficiency and Globalization

Traditional Economy: Innovations, Efficiency and Globalization

Sustainable development goals implementation in a post‐colonial African State: Any future for the African Continental Free Trade Area?

Atmospheric consequences of trade and human development: A case of BRIC countries

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