Argentina and the world capital market: saving, investment, and international capital mobility in the twentieth century

Article Abstract:

The origin of government savings and its effects on investment projects has been a widely debated topic in developmental economics. An idea has been proposed contrary to existing literature which suggests that cooperation can ensue as expected benefits from public savings exceed the value of expedient consumption. Elections are also presented as a proctoring device which may stimulate savings by motivating competing groups to be more competitive.

Research, Economic aspects, International trade, Capital market, Capital markets, Argentina, Latin America, Capital movements

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On the Dynamic Instability of Induced-Migration Unemployment in a Dual Economy

Article Abstract:

Induced-migration is introduced into the traditional dual economy model for developing countries. Under sector- specific growth rates equilibrium of migration is found to be unstable for employment growth. Policy should be structured from this model.

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Rejoinder on W. Gillen and A. Guccione Faini's "Increasing returns, migration and convergence: permanent versus temporary migration

Article Abstract:

Riccardo Faini rebuts arguments that conflict with his 1996 analysis of permanent and temporary labor migration trends.

Statistical Data Included, Analysis, Human geography, Migrant labor, Labor mobility, Model theory, Convergence (Mathematics), Series, Divergent

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