2024/04/01

54. News 2024: Articles on International Development published in AEID and RSES

 



Newly accepted articles for year 2024 in our journals AEID and RSES, Vol. 24-1 and 24-2

AEID Volume 24-1 (year 2024, 1st semester) 


Gender analysis of the global labour market and comparative analysis of kazakhstan, 2019-2021, Kuanysh ALPYSBAYEV, Aizhan MUKHAMADIYEVA, Meruert KANABEKOVA, Arailym ORAZGALIYEVA, Balapanova ELMIRA  Abstract

Investment Policy of the Republic of Kazakhstan: Main Directions and Development Trends, Nurzan DEMEUOV, Ainur ISSAYEVA, Ardak YESDAULETOVA Abstract

Productivity and Regional Trade.the Relationship in South America1960-2011. Susana HERRERO-OLARTE Abstract

Economic and Industrial Development of the Periphery: A Comparison between High-Performing Asian Economies and Latin America, 1950-2019. Juan E. SANTARCANGELO, Noelia ABBATE Abstract

Economic Freedom, Financial Development and Foreign Direct Investment Inflows in African Countries, 2007-2018, Zewdie Habte SHIKUR  Abstract

Casual Nexus between Remittances Inflow and its Determinants: Evidence from the South and South-East Asian LMICs. Angana Parasar SARMA, Krishna MUNIYOOR Abstract

The Degree of Competitiveness of Islamic Banks Compared to Commercial Banks in Kuwait, Mohamed ALAWIN Abstract

Role of Individual, Cultural and Socio-Economic variables on Female Labor Force Participation in India: A regional analysis using multinomial logit model, 2021-2022. Deepika SHARMA, Deepak BEHERA Abstract

Economic Literature on Financial Vulnerability of Low-Income Households: Review and Future Research Agenda, FERNÁNDEZ-LÓPEZ, Sara ÁLVAREZ-ESPIÑO, Marcos ,REY-ARES, Lucía

Bibliometric Analysis of Financial Distress Prediction: Exploring Research Trends and Advancements, Soumya Ranjan SETHI,  Dushyant Ashok MAHADIK

RSES. Volume 24-1 (year 2024, 1at semester)

Articles in English RSES 24-1

Iberian Socio-Economic Characterization in 2019 based on the Regional Distribution of Population and Gross Domiestic Product Data, Maria-Gema FLORES-POLAN, Luis Fernando, DE LA MACORRA   Abstract

 Evaluating the Role of Sustainable Tourism in Regional Development: Evidence from Armenia, Gayane TOVMASYAN, Marine GEVORGYAN Abstract

 Challenges for Employment from Covid Imported Reverse Migration: An Empirical Study of the  the Indian  State of Bihar, Ramun PRASAD and Deepak Kumar BEHERA Abstract

 Comparison of the Impact of Green Credit and Other Forms of Financing on Agriculture and Agricultural Exports in Vietnam, Ngoc VAN PHAM, Thi Vinh NGUYEN Abstract

 Factors Affecting Income Inequality in Vietnam from 2010 to 2020: Empirical Evidence from Provincial level, Dinh Tue Thu VAN, Xuan Truong PHAM Abstract

Articles in Spanish RSES 24-1

Crecimiento económico y gasto militar en Ecuador, 1960-2019: un enfoque de cointegración y causalidad, Maria-Gabrielle CUEVA Abstract

Aproximación a la dinámica exportadora de Australia reciente. Un ejercicio de comparación con Argentina. Damián BIL.  Abstract

Apertura comercial y su efecto en el empleo de un país en vías de desarrollo: el caso peruano, BRAVO-AMBROCIO, Linda, BALLENA, Víctor

 AEID 24-2 (year 2024, 2nd semester)

International Comparisons

Pathways from Poverty: The correlates and probabilities of penury life in 131 countries, 1980-2022,  Christopher E.S. WARBURTON

                                                                     Eurasia

Analysis Of Imports And Exports Of A Separate Group Of Pharmaceutical Products Of The Russian Federation  Based On Cumulative Curves From 2010 To 2021, Alina R. SHAIKHISLAMOVA, Natalia A. GASRATOVA

Intellectual Property and International Technology Transfer: Kazakhstani Experience, Meirzhan TULEPOV,  Kamilla SHERYAZDANOVA

Unlocking the Potential: A Comparative Analysis of the Expansion of Mutual Agriculture Exports in the OTS Countries, Firdovsi FIKRETZADE, Hamza KHALILOV, Ramil HUSEYN, Seadet HAJIYEVA.

                                                              America

Estimation of a production function of Brazil  with domestic and foreign capital stock. Thomas H.W. ZIESEMER,

Inequality, Commodity Prices and Minimum Wages in the Andean Countries, Susana HERRERO.OLARTE, Fabián VILLARREAL-SOSA

 Public universities and regional economy in Ecuador: A panel data study, Patricia HERNÁNDEZ-MEDINA, Juan Chogllo TENEZACA, Gabriel RAMÍREZ-TORRES

                                                             Africa

Heterogeneous panel causality between air transport and economic growth: The case of East Africa, 1981-2021, Zwedie SHIKUR

                                                              Asia

Analyzing the Impact of Fiscal Policy EffIcacy on Inflation Trends in Jordan between 1995 and 2022, Khaled Abdalla Moh’d AL-TAMIMI

The effect of Health Expenditures on Health Outcomes:  A Panel study of 9 Asian developing countries, 2000-2019, Abhishek KUMAR,   Deepika SHARMA


Identifying the Determinants of Indebtedness in Rural Telangana: A Quantile Regression Approach,  Subhendu DUTTA

 

RSES 24-2 (year 2024, 2nd semester)

                                                           Articles in English Rses 24-2

A Study Of Finland’s Experience In The Development Of The Forest Industry, Sergey O. MEDVEDEV, Mikhail A. ZYRYANOV

Impacts of export subsidies on non-oil exports  – Evidence from Azerbaijan, Ramil HUSEYN, Namig SHALBUZOV, Coshgun CAFAROV

Cross-border linkages between the global rubber spot and futures markets: India, Malaysia and Thailand, 2016-2022. Abhaya Kumar KEPULAJE , Prakash PINTO , Cristi SPULBAR , Ramona BIRAU , Iqbal Thonse HAWLDAR , Peter Fernandes WANKE, and Yong TAN

Industrial Targeting in Indonesia: An Empirical Approach for Growth Diagnostics, Muhammad Arditya RINDIMAJANGGA

A comparative study of practices in the handicraft industry: the case of Colombia and Ecuador in terms of competitiveness, Gustavo Adolfo RUBIO-RODRIGUEZ

Determinants Of Financial And Digital Inclusion In Households In Bahia Blanca,  Sofia ORAZI,   Lisana B. MARTINEZ, Hernán P. VIGIER

 

Articles in Spanish, Rses 24-2

Propuesta de utilización de energías renovables en zonas apartadas de Colombia, Diego Alejandro HERNÁNDEZ-RÍOS, Oscar Leonardo ACOSTA-OCHOA, Gustavo Adolfo SALAS-OROZCO


Note: Many articles are already downloadable, in pdf version, by clicking on the Abstract, from this Entry or from the journals Website and Ideas.Repec. Articles of the second semester will include Abstract and downloadable pdf since May and June.

At the journals Website there are the Indexes and links to articles for the period 2001-2024.

 This Website is edited by Professor Maria-Carmen Guisan (Euro-American Association of Economic Development Studies)

53. News 2024. New EEChapters on International Development

                 EEChapters book EE12 available at: https://ideas.repec.org/s/eaa/eechap.html

      EE12 is an ebook written by Maria-Carmen Guisan, Honorary Professor of Econometrics, with references to many international development empirical studies of the period 2001-2023. The Chapters of the second edition, of year 2024 are available at Ideas.Repec, and soon also at Dialnet.


 

2023/10/20

52. News 2023: A free ebook on Education, Freedom, World Development and Quality of Life . 2001-2023. America, Europe, Eurasia, Africa, Asia and Oceania






  
 Guisan, M.C.(2023). Education, Freedom, International Development and Quality of Life, 2001-2023. Economic Studies of America, Europe, Africa and Asia.  Published by the Euro-American Association of Economic Development Studies. 

1st Edition september 2023, and 2nd Edition March of 2024. See Entry 53 of this Blog.
                              
                                           Update of 17th January of 2024
The book EE12 by Guisan(2024), 2nd edition, is available at Ideas.Repec:

EEbooks.  https://ideas.repec.org/s/eaa/eebook.html

Access to each chapter at Ideas-Repec: EEChapters


See Index of contents at: 


Chapter 1.  Econometric models of World Development, 2001-2023.

Chapter 2. Econometric Models of OECD countries, 2001-2023

Chapter 3. Development of  Latin American countries, 2001-2023

Chapter 4. Development of Europe and Eurasia, 2001-2023

Chapter 5. Development of Africa, 2001-2023

Chapter 6. Development of Asia, 2001-2023


See also the Entry 51 of this Blog on book EE11 on World Development for the period 1960-2000:


 51. A free ebook on Education, Industry and World Development, 1960-2000: Studies of OECD countries, Latin America, Europe, Africa and Asia


Updates of year 2023

 News of year 2023 from the Euro-American Association of Economic Development Studies: 1) Update of 1st December of year 2023:accepted articles in Volume 24-1, of year 2024, in journals AEID and RSES. See Entry 41 for AEID, and Entry 40 for RSES, 2) A free ebook on World Development and Quality of Life published by our Association in year 2023. 3) Other news (to be included)


2023/05/27

51. News 2023: A free ebook on Education, Industry and World Development, 1960-2000: Studies of OECD countries, Latin America, Europe, Africa and Asia

 

   Book EE11. Guisan, Aguayo and Exposito (2003)



In the name of the Euro-American Association of Economic Development Studies we are glad to announce the publication, in year 2023, of the ebook EE11 and EE12, in pdf version, of our series "Economic Studies/Estudios Económicos".

Two books in English are free downloadable at our ebooks series at Ideas.Repec: EE11 since May of year 2023 and EE12 since September of 2023.

By clicking on the title, readers may see the index of contents and to have access to the book in pdf format at Ideas.Repec.
Book EE11:


Guisan, Maria-Carmen; Aguayo, Eva; Exposito, Pilar

Authors are teachers and researchers of Economics, with many publications on International Development, included at Dialnet, Ideas.Repec, SSRN and other international academic indexes.

Coordinator: Maria-Carmen Guisan, Professor of Econometrics and author included in the ranking of Top 100 more popular authors by total downloads at Ideas.Repec, out of more than 60000 Economics researchrs from all over the World.

Chapters of book EE11 are downloadable at:


See the Index of contents of EE11 at:


  • 5-32 World Development in the 20th century: Evolution and Econometric Model
    In: Education And International Development, 1960-2000: Economic Studies Of Oecd Countries, Latin America, Europe, Africa And Asia,
    by GUISAN, Maria-Carmen
  • 33-62 Development in the OECD, 1960-2000: Econometric Models and Indicators
    In: Education And International Development, 1960-2000: Economic Studies Of Oecd Countries, Latin America, Europe, Africa And Asia,
    by GUISAN, Maria-Carmen
  • 63-74 Production by sector in OECD Countries, 1960-2000
    In: Education And International Development, 1960-2000: Economic Studies Of Oecd Countries, Latin America, Europe, Africa And Asia,
    by GUISAN, Maria-Carmen & Expósito, Pilar
  • 75-94 Econometric models of Latin America. Studies of the period 1984- 2000
    In: Education And International Development, 1960-2000: Economic Studies Of Oecd Countries, Latin America, Europe, Africa And Asia,
    by GUISAN, Maria-Carmen & Aguayo, Eva
  • 95-100 A Comparison of Regional Development in the European Union and the United States, 1960-2000
    In: Education And International Development, 1960-2000: Economic Studies Of Oecd Countries, Latin America, Europe, Africa And Asia,
    by GUISAN, Maria-Carmen


  • See also Entry 52 of this Blog about book EE12:

    52. A free ebook on World Development and Quality of Life . 2001-2023. Studies of America, Europe, Eurasia, Africa, Asia and Oceania

    The book EE12, by Guisan(2003). Education, Economic Freedom, Development and Quality of Life, 2001-2023, published, in a first version, in September of 2023 and



                                              Book forthcoming at Ideas.Repec in July of 2023-

    See Index of contents at: 




    2023/03/13

    50. Report 2023-3. Economic development of Latin America, 1950-2021: Mexico, Colombia, Peru and comparison with China


          Graph 3 presents a comparison of 3 Latin American countries (México, Colombia and Peru) with China for the period 1950-2023.

          We may notice that real Gross Domestic Product (GDP) per capita was much higher in  these Latin American countries than in China for the period 1950-1980. After 1980 the increase of industrialization in China started to diminish the gap of GDP per capita with some Latin American countries and in the period 2015-2021 surpassed the values of Peru and Colombia and almost reached the value of Mexico in year 2021.

          The graph shows an important increase of real GDP per capita in Mexico for the period 1950-1980 and a lower increase for 1980-2021. An interesting article by Moreno-Brid and Sanchez(2022), published in the journal RSES Vol. 22-2.  highlights the positive impact of the industrialization policies of the period 1950-1980. 

        More information at the Entries 48 and 49 of this Blog and also at the following article in English, free downloadable at Ideas.Repec and Dialnet and in our Blog on Latin America and International Development in Spanish:
       

    Blog in Spanish  on Latin America and International Development:

    49. Report 2023-2.Economic development of Latin America, 1950-2021: Comparison of Brazil and Chile with China and Europe

     




         In Graph 2 of the study by Guisan(2023) we present the evolution of 2 Latin American countries: Brazil and Chile, with China and with 2 European countries (France and Spain).

       We may notice that Chile had a value of real Gross Domestic Product (GDP) per capita close to Spain for the period 1955-1960 and that Brazil had a value close to Chile for the period 1975-1990.

       Thanks to a higher level of industrialization, and other factors, Spain experienced a high increase of real GDP per inhabitant for the periods 1960-1975, 1985-1991, 1992.2007 with decrease and recovery for 2007-2021, and Chile for the period 1990-2018. China also experienced an important increase of industrialization and development since year 1990. reaching and surpassing Brazil by the period 2015-2021. 

         Accordingly to this study the level of industrialization has shown low incrase in many Latin American countries, while China and the World average have experienced a higher increase. While in 1950 the average of Manufacturing production per capta in Latin America was higher than the World average, in year 2000 both values were very alike and in year 2021 the World average was higher than the average of 8 Latin American countries.

        More information at the Entries 48 and 50 of this Blog and at the following article in English, free downloadable at Ideas.Repec and at Dialnet, and in our Blog on Latin America and Intrnational Development in Spanish:


    Blog in Spanish on Latin America and International Development:
       

       


    48. Report 2023-1. Economic Development of Latin America, 1950-2021: Argentina, Chile, Cuba and Venezuela

     


    Guisan, Maria-Carmen (2023). Economic Development in 8 Latin American Countries: Argentina, Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Cuba, Mexico, Peru and Venezuela. Applied Econometrics and Interntional Development Vol. 23-1.


    This study is free downloadable at Ideas.Repec and Dialnet, and also by clicking on the name of the journal.

    Graph 1 of the study by Guisan(2023) shows that Argentina, Venezuela and Mexico were the top 3 countries out of the 8 countries of this study in real Production per inhabitant in year 1950. In year 2021 the top 3 were Chile, Argentina and Mexico.

    In the next entries of this Blog we include other graphs and more information of this study.

    The indicator of Manufacturing per capita, life satisfaction, quality of government, freedom and other ones, in Argentina and Chile are higher than in Cuba and Venezuela.

    Blog in Spanish on Latin America and International Development:

    2022/01/18

    47. World Development Reports 2021 and 2022: Education, Peace, development and quality of life in 164 countries

     

          World Development Reports published by the Euro-American Association of Economic Development Studies in years 2021 and 2022

    Entry 47 by Maria-Carmen Guisan, Professor of Econometrics, Spain

    We highlight the following table from the Report published in  AEID 2021 by Guisan, M.C., which is free downloadable by clicking on "Abstract":

           
     Source: Guisan , M.C. (2021). World Development For 1995-2020: Econometric Relationships of Human Capital, Development, Quality Of Government and Life Satisfaction In 164 Countries, Guisan, M.C   Abstract

           This Development Report of year 2021, published in journal AEID, is free downloadable and preesents data and econometric models of several indicators of quality of life in 164 countries.

                    We may notice a positve evolution of Production per head,  in the 9 groups of countries of the table for the period 1995-2019, but with great differences among the lowest and the highest values, both in 1995 and 2019. Countries of groups 1 to 5 were below World average in year 2019. 

                Countries with the highest levels of Education, with average years of School Atteinment of adult population higher than 10 years, are over the World average of Production per capita and also have good average values in other indicators: Between 6.07 and 7.07  average points for  "Happiness"; average between 5.94 and 8.24 points in the indicator of Quality of Government (given by Voice of Citizens), between 5.47 and 6.30 for the indicator of Peace, and between 5.83 and 7.20 as average values of XM (being XM the meand of the indicators X1 (Happiness), X2 (Government Quality) and X4 (Peace).


                                                    Updated 25-12-2022


       International Development Reports in AEID and RSES, 2021 and 2022

                     AEID 2022

    A22-1. Political Stability, Peace And Economic Development In 164 Countries, 2010-2020, Guisan, M.C.  Abstract

    A22-2. Life Satisfaction,  Income, Security And Environment:  An Interregional Econometric Model of 372 Regions From  Europe, America, Asia And Oceania In Year 2016, Guisan, M.C. Abstract

    AEID 2021

    World Development For 1995-2020: Econometric Relationships Of Human Capital, Development, Quality Of Government And Life Satisfaction In 164 Countries, Guisan, M.C   Abstract

    Employment by Sector and Development in India for 1950-2020 and International Comparisons with China and OECD Countries, Guisan, M.C.Abstract

    RSES-2022

     R22-1. Industry, Education, Development and Quality Of Life In 53 African Countries, 1995-2020Guisan, M.C., Exposito, P.  Abstract

    R22-2. Quality of Life in Countries and Regions of Europe, America, Asia and Oceania: Subjective and Objective Indicators, 2000-2020, Guisan, M.C. Abstract

    RSES-2021

    Spanish and European Report 2021: Wages, Productivity, Quality of Public Sector and Citizens Satisfaction, Guisan M.C. (Abstract)

    Industry, Education, Development and Quality Of Life In 53 African Countries, 1995-2020, Guisan, M.C., Exposito, P.  Abstract


    AEID = Applied Econometrics and International Development

    RSES = Regional and Sectoral Economic Studies



     Evolution in 24 years:  Real production per capita increase in 6249 Dollars (at 2017 prices) in a period of 24 years (from 1995 to 2019), what implies an average of 260 Euros per year, but in the 2 groups of poorest countries the increase was very low with only 20 Euros per year in group 1). 


          1) Education and Development: Usually Education is the variable with the highest impact on economic development and quaality of life. The indicator Tyr10 is "Total years of schooling of adult population (+25 years old) in year 2010. The value varied between a low average of 3.38 years of Schooling in group 1 (lowest level of economic development)  to 11,66 in group 9 (highest level of economic development). World average was 8.09.


          2) Average Fertility rate: As seen in the econometric model of Guisan, Aguayo and Exposito (2021) (journal AEID Vol. 1-1), there is an important impact of Education in the moderation of average fertility rates. In table 1 we may notice that countries with the lowest levels of Schooling have high average Fertility rates (4.82 children per woman in group 1) while countries with high educational levels have moderate average Fertility rates (1.53 children per women in group 9). 


            3) Indicators of Quality of Life in a scale 0 (minimum) to 10 (maximum). 

    Indicator X1=Happiness varies from an average of 4.27 in group 1 to 7.07 in group 9, usually increasing with real income, health care access, working conditions, and other variables related with socio-economic development. 

    Indicator X2=Government Quality (calculated in the scale 0 to 10 from the World Bank data of Voice of citizens) varies from 3.12 in group 1 to 7.07 in grourp 9, usually increasin with socio-economic development.

    Indicators X3 and X4 (X3=degree of conflict, X4=degree of peace). The average value of X3 varies between 6.00 in group 1 to 3.70, with many types of conflicts usually decreasing with socio-economic development. The average value of X4 varies between 4.00 in group 1 to 6.30 in group 9, usually increasing with socio-economic development. 


    Indicator XM is the mean of the indicators X1, X2 and X4. The average value varies between 3.79 in group 1 to 7.20 in group 9, usually increasing with socio-economic development. 


    Other contents of the Development Report: The main objetive of this report is to foster international cooperation in order to increase Schooling, Investment, Production per head and Quality of Life in the World, particularly in countries with the lowest levels.