High income economies

Besides bank credit, microcredit is an important capital supply channel for the economy. In Vietnam, the poor who cannot access credit capital to develop themselves and create income. Microcredit is mainly unsecured loans, so the risks are quite high, of which the biggest risk is the possibility of losing capital. Meanwhile, curently, the application of Fintech in the field of microcredit is almost negligible, making it impossible for people who need capital, but lenders are afraid of the risk of losing capital.

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The aim of study is measuring the highly skilled workers losses and evaluation of its consequences for the region’s economy and labor market until 2021. Used a forecast-analytical method for evaluation of changes in structure of population engaged in economy, evaluation of the gross regional product losses, withdrawals of income tax revenues to the budget of region and slowing of retail sales and consuming turnover.

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In today's highly competitive marketplace, businesses must innovate new ways to streamline their business and optimize productivity. This study is one of the information platforms for the logistics and transportation industry to grow and propel the country into a high-income economy based on the 11th Malaysia Plan.

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Indonesia is viewed as one of the biggest exporters and producer of foods and also plays an essential role in the development of Indonesia economy. Nevertheless, food industry provides help to the country to generate high level of income. To effect the performance of food industry, there are lot of factors. For this purpose, it is intensively challenging to choose that factor which effects more in the performance of food industry that could lead to a negative or the positive impact on another factor.

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Agriculture plays a special role in the economy, providing essential food for the country's survival and development, ensuring food security and the habitat of the majority of the population. In the today world’s context with the trend of globalization and the explosion of technology, the development of high-tech agriculture is a decisive factor affecting the income and livelihood of farmers, and will increase competitiveness of agricultural products in the international market, protecting consumer’s health and ecological environment.

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In the 20th century, Asia was not only famous for war, poverty and backwardness but also for the emerging of Asian dragons like South Korea, Taiwan, Hong Kong and Singapore. These economies have successfully escaped from the middle income group to join high income economies with amazing growth rate. In 2008, Vietnam officially entered the group of middle-income countries, escaping from poverty and underdevelopment with rapidly increasing average income.

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Ebook Global wage report 2018/19 - What lies behind gender pay gaps: Part 1 present the content global wage trends; regional wage trends; wages and productivity in high-income economies; measuring gender pay gaps and understanding what lies behind them; what are the factors that lie behind the gender pay gap...

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Cattle and buffalo are major livestock species for milk production contributing significantly to the economy of our country. High conception rates are crucial in a successful dairy farm to obtain a calf a year and sustained milk production. However, Repeat breeding continues to pose a major threat to economy of a successful farm. The main causes that convert high milk yielding dairy cattle and buffaloes into repeaters are mainly conception failure and early fetal death which may further have varying infectious and non-infectious etiologies, thereby severely disrupting the income.

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Lesson "Experiences from human resource development fund Malaysia" present the content: encourage employers in the private sector to retrain and upgrade the skills of their workers; assist in human capital development with the latest and specific skills; produce highly skilled and world class workforce towards high income economy; increase productivity, efficiency and strengthen the country’s competitiveness in the global market...

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Goat rearing plays a prominent role in the rural economy in supplementing the income of rural household particularly the landless, marginal and small farmers. Goat is considered as poor man‟s cow and it can be profitably being reared with low investment under semiintensive as well as the extensive systems of management. They provide quick return on account of their short generation intervals, high rate of prolificacy and making the related products.

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All kind of crops can be produced in India with low cost labour availability and environment suitability for quality, vigorous and bold seed production, for domestic and export market which will not only save foreign exchange instead earn it besides empowering rural poor with skill, generate employment and income. High quality seed production and export is the best choice. In future, the seed sector is expected to be active and dynamic with hybrid varieties developed indigenously for domestic markets and commercial farmer.

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Within horticulture, vegetable production is considered important for agricultural development and the economy of the country as it generates more income and employment and promotes equity when marketing is done rightly. The present study was undertaken to examine the trends, relationship, as well as seasonal fluctuations in arrivals and prices of selected vegetables in Baijnath, regulated market of district Kangra in Himachal Pradesh for the year2010-11 to 2015-16.

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This paper conducts a pilot research on the relationship between industrial policy quality and growth performance. A middle income trap is defined as a situation where the domestic economy is unable to create value beyond what is delivered by given advantages. Given advantages include natural, demographic and geographical factors as well as such external factors as trade, aid, and foreign investment inflow. When growth depends mainly on these factors, little domestic value is created and the economy does not reach high income.

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Second, lower output and lower income, together with a poorly functioning financial system, imply that consumption may have depended more on current than on future income, and that investment may have depended more on current than on future profits, with both effects leading to larger multipliers (Eggertsson and Krugman, 2012). 4 Third, and consistent with some of the above mechanisms, a number of empirical studies have found that fiscal multipliers are likely to be larger when there is a great deal of slack in the economy. Based on U.S.

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The analysis assumes that individuals maximize welfare as they conceive it, whether they be selfish, altruistic, loyal, spiteful, or masochistic. Their behavior is forward-looking, and it is also consistent over time. In particu- lar, they try as best they can to anticipate the uncertain consequences of their actions. Forward-looking behavior, however, may still be rooted in the past, for the past can exert a long shadow on attitudes and values.

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Measures of quality of life assess a range of social, economic, and environmental factors. New Zealand sits in third place in the OECD in the United Nations Human Development Index (UNHDI). This index focuses on life expectancy, education, and income. The Economist Intelligence Unit’s quality of life index also gave a relatively high ranking to New Zealand, putting us in 14th place in the OECD in 2005. This index is based on a range of factors: material wellbeing; health; family life; community life; climate and geography; job security; political freedom; and gender equality.

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The Congressional Budget Office consistently concludes that infrastructure and other state spending provide considerable boosts to the economy, while income tax changes for high- income households have minimal impact on short-term economic activity. Tax cuts for affluent households result in small increases in spending, and tax hikes result in only small decreases. Low- and middle-income households, on the other hand, have little savings, and reductions in their after-tax income result in equivalent reductions in spending.

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In the aftermath of World War II, the United States enjoyed an easy preeminence in the world economy. Neither the US education system, nor the US tax system, nor American savings habits were criticized on grounds of international competitiveness. During the 1980s, however, Americans took notice of their faults as Japan and the European Union both seemed destined to challenge US preeminence. For different reasons neither Japan nor the European Union prospered during the 1990s but the US economy thrived on a technology boom.

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The financial statements of foreign operations are translated into the Dutch guilder, the Company's reporting currency. Assets and liabilities are translated using the exchange rates on the respective balance sheet dates. Income and expense items are translated based on the average rates of exchange for the periods involved. The resulting translation adjustments are charged or credited to stockholders' equity. Cumulative translation adjustments are recognized as income or expense upon disposal of foreign operations.

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While the share of adults who report having taken out new loans in the past 12 months is surprisingly consistent around the world, the sources and purposes for these loans are extremely diverse. Globally, 9 percent of adults report having originated a new loan from a formal financial institution in the past 12 months—14 percent of adults in high-income economies and 8 percent in developing econo- mies. In addition, about half of adults in high-income economies report having a credit card, which might serve as an alternative to short-term loans.

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