Fighting for survival: manufacturing industry and adjustment in sub-Saharan Africa

Deindustrialization, Domestic Savings, and Labor, in Mexico and Central America

“…It must be considered the result that the investment rate prevents deindustrialization, as can be seen in graphs 1, 2, and 3. It should be noted that Tregenna (2011) and Bennell (1998) have indicated that economic reform programs in developing countries have led to reduced investment rates. Hence the importance of increasing investment, which in the countries under study show declining trends.…”

Deindustrialization, Domestic Savings, and Labor, in Mexico and Central America

“…It must be considered the result that the investment rate prevents deindustrialization, as can be seen in graphs 1, 2, and 3. It should be noted that Tregenna (2011) and Bennell (1998) have indicated that economic reform programs in developing countries have led to reduced investment rates. Hence the importance of increasing investment, which in the countries under study show declining trends.…”

Introduction: evaluating the relationship between economic policy and manufacturing sector performance

“…Most studies of the impact of policy reform on manufacturing have studied performance during a period of trade liberalisation. Bennell (1998) finds that liberalisation does not appear to have had an adverse effect on the manufacturing sector in SSA countries in general, although some countries experienced a decline in output. Grenier et al (1999) note that the manufacturing sector in Tanzania increased output during the period of trade liberalisation.…”

Desindustrialización. Cincuenta Años De Con-Troversias Sobre Sus Causas Y Consecuencias

“…: 446). Este supuesto giro tendencial de la demanda hacia el consumo de servicios es retomado, entre otros, porBell (1974) en una obra referencial que auguraba el pasaje hacia una sociedad de ocupaciones y prácticas inmateriales. Por su parte,Gershuny (1977;1978), entre otros, critica esta perspectiva.…”

Deindustrialization, Domestic Savings, and Labor, in Mexico and Central America

“…It must be considered the result that the investment rate prevents deindustrialization, as can be seen in graphs 1, 2, and 3. It should be noted that Tregenna (2011) and Bennell (1998) have indicated that economic reform programs in developing countries have led to reduced investment rates. Hence the importance of increasing investment, which in the countries under study show declining trends.…”

Introduction: evaluating the relationship between economic policy and manufacturing sector performance

“…Most studies of the impact of policy reform on manufacturing have studied performance during a period of trade liberalisation. Bennell (1998) finds that liberalisation does not appear to have had an adverse effect on the manufacturing sector in SSA countries in general, although some countries experienced a decline in output. Grenier et al (1999) note that the manufacturing sector in Tanzania increased output during the period of trade liberalisation.…”

Desindustrialización. Cincuenta Años De Con-Troversias Sobre Sus Causas Y Consecuencias

“…: 446). Este supuesto giro tendencial de la demanda hacia el consumo de servicios es retomado, entre otros, porBell (1974) en una obra referencial que auguraba el pasaje hacia una sociedad de ocupaciones y prácticas inmateriales. Por su parte,Gershuny (1977;1978), entre otros, critica esta perspectiva.…”

Deindustrialization, Domestic Savings, and Labor, in Mexico and Central America

“…It must be considered the result that the investment rate prevents deindustrialization, as can be seen in graphs 1, 2, and 3. It should be noted that Tregenna (2011) and Bennell (1998) have indicated that economic reform programs in developing countries have led to reduced investment rates. Hence the importance of increasing investment, which in the countries under study show declining trends.…”

Introduction: evaluating the relationship between economic policy and manufacturing sector performance

“…Most studies of the impact of policy reform on manufacturing have studied performance during a period of trade liberalisation. Bennell (1998) finds that liberalisation does not appear to have had an adverse effect on the manufacturing sector in SSA countries in general, although some countries experienced a decline in output. Grenier et al (1999) note that the manufacturing sector in Tanzania increased output during the period of trade liberalisation.…”

Desindustrialización. Cincuenta Años De Con-Troversias Sobre Sus Causas Y Consecuencias

“…: 446). Este supuesto giro tendencial de la demanda hacia el consumo de servicios es retomado, entre otros, porBell (1974) en una obra referencial que auguraba el pasaje hacia una sociedad de ocupaciones y prácticas inmateriales. Por su parte,Gershuny (1977;1978), entre otros, critica esta perspectiva.…”