Trade Liberalization in Agriculture in Developed Nations and Incidence of Child Labour in a Developing Economy

Article Abstract:

An informal-sector, three-sector general equilibrium model is used to analyze the impact of trade liberalization in the agricultural industry for developed countries and the occurrence of child labor in developing countries. Findings show that liberalization may be effective in reducing occurrence of child labor; additional findings are discussed.

Government domestic functions, Foreign trade, Personnel administration, Industrialized Countries, Developing Countries, AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTION--CROPS, Agricultural industry, Tests, problems and exercises, International trade, International aspects, Children, Labor relations, Comparative analysis, Industrial nations, Child labor practices, Child labor, Domestic policy, Econometric models, Child labour

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Factor Endowments and the Private Provision of Public Goods

Article Abstract:

Research shows that public good provision can fall when community size enlarges, and that increasing public good provision is not a sufficient or a necessary condition for creating a rise in individual utility. Additional findings show that capital accumulation may produce lower utility for all community individuals.

Management dynamics, Public affairs, Social aspects, Management, Private sector, Public goods, Company business management, Community

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