Add to ORKGIn an earlier paper in this journal, I examined the effect that the provision of capital subsidies, in the form of tax holidays whose duration depends on the level of capital investment, had on the capital-intensity of manufacturing in Peninsular Malaysia. The following basic equations were estimated, by ordinary least squares, for twelve industry-groups for 1972..
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The recent institutional submissions and conclusion of the first phase of the REF, coupled with the ...
We build a general equilibrium dynamic model in which individual investors are endowed with “warm-gl...
The increasing concentration of wealth and economic power calls for policy action to tame the rise o...
This study found no support for the belief by the governments of most less developed countries (LDCs...
The governments of most less developed countries (LDCs) depend basically on their tax and non-tax re...
Minimum incomes legitimate a boundary between capital and labour, profits and needs, in the contest ...
The shortage of physical capital is often seen as the crucial constraint to growth in less developed...
The latest UK unemployment figures showed unemployment at its lowest level since the 1970s, but ther...
The federal income tax adjusts many but not all of its dollar components automatically to account fo...
Printing new money tends to create inflation unless excess money is removed from circulation by high...
The expanded presence of multinational enterprises in the world raises questions about how a country...
Since the early 1990s, the validity of the Porter hypothesis has been the focus of intense research ...
Firms with direct investment in other countries create jobs at home. This is a counterintuitive fact...
The European Central Bank's Governing Council is due to hold a policy meeting on 26 October, with ma...
The Netherlands’ highest court has ruled that COVID-hit businesses should be able to claim rent disc...
The recent institutional submissions and conclusion of the first phase of the REF, coupled with the ...
We build a general equilibrium dynamic model in which individual investors are endowed with “warm-gl...
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