The macroeconomic effects of waiting workers in the Chinese economy

Article Abstract:

Analysis of the labor market economy in China reveals that reducing the wage difference between 'waiting-at-home' state-owned enterprises and working employees raise the real values of variables and reduce the price level. The study also finds that the move would stimulate employment and real output but would result in inflation. Labor market reform should be done cautiously as liberalization could result in a decline in real output.

Economics, Research and Development in the Social Sciences and Humanities, Labor economics

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Production structure, technical change and productivity growth in Albanian agriculture

Article Abstract:

Research is presented describing the study of comparative economic theories and the agricultural policy employed by the government of Albania to increase productivity through technical knowledge.

Agriculture, Agricultural economics, Albania

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The road to capitalism: competition and institutional change in China

Article Abstract:

Research is presented describing the study of transitional economic change in China and the influence of cross-regional business competition on the progression of capitalism.

Competition (Economics)

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