Herbert Giersch

Services In World Economic Growth (eBook, PDF)

1988 Symposium Of The Kiel Institute

• Format: PDF

Produktbeschreibung

This book is the outcome of the 19th Kiel Week Conference held at the Institute of World Economics. It explores a subject of relevance for economic policy, focusing on services and their increasing importance for industrialized and developing countries and for world economic growth and trade.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Taylor & Francis eBooks
• Seitenzahl: 275
• Erscheinungstermin: 4. Juni 2019
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781000239393
• Artikelnr.: 56940666

Autorenporträt

Editor Herbert Giersch

Inhaltsangabe

Preface
Services and the Changing Economic Structure
Modern Service Sector Growth: Causes and Effects
Comment on Herbert G. Grubel and Michael A. Walker, "Modern Service Sector Growth: Causes and Effects"
Defining and Measuring Output and Productivity in the Service Sector
Comment on Domenico Siniscalco, "Defining and Measuring Output and Productivity in the Service Sector"
International Aspects
International Transactions Involving Interactions: A Conceptual Framework Combining Goods and Services
Services and Comparative Advantage Theory
Comment on H. Peter Gray, "Services and Comparative Advantage Theory"
Trade and Foreign
Owned Production in Services: Some Conceptual and Theoretical Issues
Comment on John H. Dunning, "Trade and Foreign
Owned Production in Services: Some Conceptual and Theoretical Issues"
Sectoral Analysis
Telecommunications and the Scope of the Market in Services
Comment on Gerald R. Faulhaber, "Telecommunications and the Scope of the Market in Services"
Telecommunications Policy
Assessing Recent Experience in the US, Japan and Europe and Its Implications for the Completion of the Internal Common Market
Comments on Günter Knieps, "Telecommunications Policy
Assessing Recent Experience in the US, Japan and Europe and Its Implications for the Completion of the Internal Common Market"
Protection and the Structure of the Banking Industry in an International Context
Comment on Robert Z. Aliber, "Protection and the Structure of the Banking Industry in an International Context"
Integrated World Markets in Services: Problems and Prospects
Comment on Brian Hindley, "Integrated World Markets in Services: Problems and Prospects"
Services and International Division of Labour
North
South Trade in Services: Some Empirical Evidence
Comment on Rolf J. Langhammer, "North
South Trade in Services: Some Empirical Evidence"