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Number of Articles: 6
ESTIMATION OF THE POTENTIAL SECTIONAL EMPLOYMENT BASED ON THE CLASSIFICATION OF THE CONSUMPTION - INCOME OF HOUSEHOLD IN THE FRAMEWORK OF SEMI - SAM
Volume 3, 8(Spring and Summer ) , April 2001, Pages 13-42
Abstract
The Keynesian macro - economic model of a single producer and a single consumer, Kaldor, Passineti, and Kalechi's Model of a single producer and many consumers, and Leontief's model of many producers and a single consumer have certain limitations. These models are inadequate ... Read MoreINCOME TAX AND LABOR SUPPLY
Volume 3, 8(Spring and Summer ) , April 2001, Pages 43-57
Abstract
Income Tax and Labour supply is an important part in public sector Economics. Income tax affects labour supply which in turn affects the national income. Economic theory cannot predict the effect of tax on Labour supply, because are in opposite directions. This research is concerned with the effect substitution ... Read MoreTHE ROLE OF R&D EXPENDITURES IN ECONOMIC GROWTH RATE; A CROSS-COUNTRY STUDY
Volume 3, 8(Spring and Summer ) , April 2001, Pages 59-78
Abstract
Research and Development expenditures in process of development and progress of economies are very important. Therefore this paper tries to determine effect of R&D expenditures on economic growth rate in the set of different countries of the world. This study has estimated the causal relation between ... Read MoreTESTING FOR CAPITAL - SKILL COMPLEMENTARITY HYPOTHESIS; AN EMPRICAL CASE STUDY OF IRAN
Volume 3, 8(Spring and Summer ) , April 2001, Pages 79-99
Abstract
Present research study aims to test the capital-skill complementarity hypothesis in the context of Iranian economy. Capital and skilled labor are postulated to be complementary. Skilled labors are defined as those labors with university education. To test this hypothesis, sector-wise demand ... Read MoreAN ESTIMATION OF STEEL DEMAND IN IRAN (1967-1999)
Volume 3, 8(Spring and Summer ) , April 2001, Pages 101-114
Abstract
The objective of the present paper is to explore the role of steel industry in the economy and to investigate its demand determinants. The paper has made attempts to find answers for questions still remaining in steel products market. Although the trend of domestic production has had an appropriate growth ... Read MoreSOFTWARE REVIEW,LIMDEP 7.0
Volume 3, 8(Spring and Summer ) , April 2001, Pages 115-126