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. Bloomberg [electronic resource] : financial markets, commodities, news. series [New York] : Bloomberg, L.P.,
Call#: Lippincott Library Snyder Computer Area LIPP -
Call#: Lippincott Library Snyder Computer Area LIPP


tagged businesses finances financials news stocks by croninkc ...on 03-FEB-09
Blume, Marshall. . Anatomy of Morningstar ratings / Marshall E. Blume. series Philadelphia, PA : Rodney L. White Center for Financial Research, [1997]
Call#: Lippincott Library LIPP HG136 .P4 no.012-97


tagged [none] by croninkc ...on 03-FEB-09
http://www2.cid.harvard.edu/cidwp/015tables.xls
http://www2.cid.harvard.edu/cidwp/015tables.xls
note: a kuznets curve is a graphic description of environmental degradation vs. economic growth and is shaped like an inverted U, implying that there might be a way to limit environmental degradation once a populace reaches a certain level of wealth and sophistication.
see
http://www.cfr.org/content/publications/attachments/MENA2.pdf
http://www.cfr.org/content/publications/attachments/MENA2.pdf
for tables
Contagion, a high degree of interdependence and integration between the economies of many countries, is a prime cause of currency crises.
An analysis of the causes and repercussions of Japan's 1995 financial Crisis
Turnkey Production Networks are networks of highly specialized merchant suppliers that provide individual components to larger manufacturers, spreading the risk around and helping to change the longtime industry model of vertical consolidation.
The relationship between Trade Policy and Environmental Regulation has never been so politically intertwined as it is today with the dawning of FTAs and other trade agreements between America and its neighbors
The United States preaches a free market "winner take all" philosophy when it comes to economic policy, but a closer look at the technology industry in America (an industry which has seen enormous growth in the last 50 years) reveals a pattern of governmnet sponsorship that works to enormous benefit.
In the aftermath of the breakup of the Soviet Union, Europe's longstanding policies interweaving economics and security became obsolete and badly in need of reform.  This paper analyzes first the failures of these policies, and then possible policy changes that will bring the EU up to date.
After nearly a decade of subpar performance, US electronics firms experienced a resurgence in the early 1990's. How can we explain this resurgence? First, by looking to the decline of Japanese firms and increased competition within Asia, and second by looking to the US' firms increased reliance on international produciton networks to cut costs.
China's accession to the WTO changed the face of world economics, but in order to be successful, markets needed to open up. This paper argues that China should eliminate tariff's on IT quickly in order to help open markets and pave the way to success.
As Korean electronics firms began to meet increased competition from Japanese and other Asian firms, they successfully turned to offshoring their production networks to lower costs. This paper tracks the experience of Samsung, a major industrial conglomerate.
An analysis of the development of China's economy, its capacity for development and reform, and its susceptibility to Financial crises like the Southeast Asian Financial Crisis of 1997.
Automobile manufacturers were among the first firms to enter Eastern and Central Europe following the end of the cold war.  Now the production networks are distributed across Eastern and Western Europe and the former soviet economies are integrating at different speeds.
With the dissolution of the Soviet Union and the emergence of several new markets in Europe, the European economy has become much more heterogeneous.  This paper is an analysis of the situation and suggestions for how to integrate without causing a regional financial crisis
Automanufacturers were among the first firms to enter the Former Soviet Union.  With them came increased trade within Europe and also an internationalization of production networks for automobiles in Europe.  This paper analyzes the importance of these cross-national production networks.
Why are Eastern Europe's economies growing slower than the economies of the "East Asian Miracle"?  This paper examines the question and provides possible answers, as well as ways to help Eastern European economies succeed.
This is a collection of tags relating to the Lauder Institute's "Area Studies" project. Most of these are working papers and discussion papers from the Area Studies, International Economics, International Finance, and International Studies departments at various universities.
tagged business_area_studies by croninkc ...on 13-APR-06
A case study of the impact of offshoring with regards to the firm and the recipient country
Journal Of Management
-from Sage Full-Text Collections
Transferred to Sage publishers in 2005.
Holdings: 2005-
tagged [none] by croninkc ...on 25-JAN-06