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services with the rest of the world, which depends greatly on the level of so-called para-tariff and tariff set by the country. In economic literature, we find those who argue that more open economies grow faster, while others argue that p...
Nigeria's Public Policy and Challenges Nigeria is a growing economy in Sub- Saharan African region. Nigeria has been facing a multitude of policy related issues that have caused its growth in the recent decades. The Federal Republic of Nige...
Free trade would lead to inequality. Free trade, despite the apparent unanimity is debated: for some, it has advantages; disadvantages for others. The FTAs ??are part of a long-term business strategy that seeks to consolidate markets for pr...
changed our world? Introduction Who could have imagined that a person in Lebanon would be able to watch a soccer game played in Europe, live, with perfect image and sound? Our world, as we know it today, has become like a small village wher...
the number of person surviving on less than USD 1.25 per day, in developing countries. These numbers were 1.8 billion prior to 1995, and 1.38 billion in 2005. During the same time poverty rate reduced to 27% from 46%. The new millennium was...
FDI). According to the United Nations, between 1991 and 1996 more than 100 countries made 599 changes in legislation governing FDI. Some 95 percent of these changes involved liberalizing a country's foreign investment regulations to make it...
people of Pakistan are among the poorest of the world, with two-thirds residing in rural areas. The population that falls below the poverty line is 44 percent. With a population growth of three percent, poor governance, low levels of liter...