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Economic growth in Kosovo and in other countries in terms of globalization of world economy

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Thaçi L.
Academicus. International Scientific Journal
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2013
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issue 08
231-242
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The global financial crisis causes, as among the greatest crises and consequences, reflected the world in continuously increase of unemployment, poverty and inequality. This crisis was reflected in both developed and developing countries including countries in transition. The fact cannot be denied that the effects of financial crisis are even felt in the Republic of Kosovo where during this period of time following consequences could be clearly noted: decrease of the real economy, poverty, reduction in remittances, decrease of external investments, contracting criteria for bank loans and other direct and indirect effects. However, the global economy did continue to recover during 2010 and 2011. Nevertheless, uncertainty regarding to the volatility of global economic recovery in this period is greater than in the previous period. This setting is mainly extracted from instability of financial market due to problems with public finances in several EU member States and entry of protective measures by some rapidly growing economies and developing countries, in response to large capital inflows. It is important to consider the fact that, despite the recent crisis, economic growth model, based on the deepening of EU integration process, in terms of finance, trade, labour markets and institutions, remains as best model for developing countries and Kosovo itself. Special treatment is given to achieved achievements and projections for the following years under policies compiled by the Government of the Republic of Kosovo to enable generic analysis for concrete situation of our national economy. Also, this paper shall explain the underlying factors which will influence on a more accelerated economic development.
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From ‘Air India’ to ‘Hunger Free India’: turning the tide in the interest of ‘Millennium Development Goals’

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Gumashta R., Gumashta J.
Progress in Health Sciences
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2012
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vol. 2
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issue 2
211-213
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Despite careful formulation of the health care policies, national programme plans and implementation mechanisms, in accordance with the international commitments made and local needs of India, the potential of raising additional funds towards ensuring ‘Hunger Free India’ can only be achieved through austerity measures at all levels with appropriate adjustments of the funds. These funds presently seem to be wasted by non-performing assets like ‘Air India’, rather than with the Universal Health Care (UHC) model based strategic approaches, insightful preferences and decisive commitments. Such reformist approaches shall pave the way to achievement of ‘Millennium Development Goals’ targeted for the year 2015.
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16 YEARS OF THE EURO AREA – INCREASE OF GDP AND PAYMENT BALANCE (PRELIMINARY DATA ANALYSIS)

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Ostoj J.
Zeszyty Naukowe Wyższej Szkoły Finansów i Prawa w Bielsku-Białej
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2016
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issue 3
48-68
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The paper makes an attempt at description of the impact of monetary integration on the most important macroeconomic indicators of the Euro area against the background of those countries which retained their national currency. As the main indicator describing changeability of economic growth in the EU countries the author assumed the average annual real GDP growth calculated in relation to the base value of GDP in 2003. The profile of payment balance (BPM5) of selected countries focuses on relations resulting from financing of trade turnover account balance by balance of the financial account and, particularly on direct and portfolio investments. The analysis was conducted in the context of basic relationships from the theory of the optimum payment area.
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Popytowe determinanty procesów inflacyjnych w polskiej gospodarce okresu transformacji

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Grabia T., Społeczna Wyższa Szkoła Przedsiębiorczości i Zarządzania w Łodzi
Acta Universitatis Lodziensis. Folia Oeconomica
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2008
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vol. 219
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Wydrukowano z dostarczonych Wydawnictwu UŁ gotowych materiałów
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The article is intended to test if demand-pull determinants had an impact on inflation in Poland in the period 1989-2003. The paper is composed of four parts. The first part contains a brief discussion of the influence of various economic factors on inflation. Part two presents a detailed analysis of statistical data concerning GDP and its components in Poland in the period of transformation. The main part of the article is contained in the third point, in which the approximate estimate of inflationary gap and potential national income in Poland was presented. The summary and conclusions are formulated in the last part. In addition to this, the author points to the years, in which the demand-pull factors played crucial role in the process of inflation.
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