Increasing returns and economic progress revisited

Article Abstract:

The phenomenon of increasing returns and economic progress can be consistently explained by employing the epistemological paradox. The theoreticians who talked about the paradoxical process of increasing returns were forced to follow the rules of self-same process that they aimed to explain.

Analysis, Return on investment, Rate of return

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An analytical approach on defense expenditure and economic growth: the case of Turkey and Greece

Article Abstract:

Usage of data pertaining to annual defense expenditure of Greece and Turkey between 1956 and 2003, to examine relation between defense expenditure and economic growth in these countries, is described.

Greece, National Security, Defense Administration & Finance, Turkey, Defense spending, Defence spending

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Social security expenditures and economic growth: a heterogeneous panel application

Article Abstract:

Statistical analysis of relation between economic growth and social welfare, based on data pertaining to social security expenditure of Asian countries between 1972 and 2000, is presented.

Asia, Labor Distribution by Employer, Economic aspects, Influence, Statistics, Social service, Social security reform, Social welfare

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