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The thesis utilizes the existence of secondary data and available literature to exam the presence of the so-called middle-income trap through the two most popular approach: absolute- and relative-income as well as the tentative lists of countries that belong to the trap. Then, the use of secondary data sources provides more information on the situations of China and Latin America as well as lessons learned from these two outstanding economies in the fight against the middle-income trap
This paper employs a historical approach to address whether a country can avoid the middle-income tr...
China, like other middle income countries, is facing the challenges of the next stage of development...
When a developing country reaches a relatively average income level, it often stops growing further ...
Includes bibliography.Promising economic growth during the 2000s obfuscates the reality that Latin A...
The middle income trap is an objective challenge faced in the development of the economy. There is p...
Abstract: Based on a sample of 114 countries and regions, this paper uses the econometric method to ...
The E7 countries (China, India, Brazil, Russia, Mexico, Indonesia and Turkey) that have been growing...
The risks of falling into the Middle Income Trap have increasingly become a focus of discussions on ...
This data is used to investigate the income traps for different income groups by checking the statio...
What explains why only a handful of countries which have attained middle-income level have subsequen...
The thesis is focused on issue of the middle income trap and its application on Chinese market. Thes...
China\u27s middle income status has given rise to the question whether it will be able to avoid the ...
O presente trabalho buscou analisar as causas da entrada dos países latino- americanos e caribenhos ...
In recent years, a growing body of economic literature has focused on the phenomenon of the so-calle...
Over the last decade, a growing body of literature dealing with the phenomenon of the “middle-income...
This paper employs a historical approach to address whether a country can avoid the middle-income tr...
China, like other middle income countries, is facing the challenges of the next stage of development...
When a developing country reaches a relatively average income level, it often stops growing further ...
Includes bibliography.Promising economic growth during the 2000s obfuscates the reality that Latin A...
The middle income trap is an objective challenge faced in the development of the economy. There is p...
Abstract: Based on a sample of 114 countries and regions, this paper uses the econometric method to ...
The E7 countries (China, India, Brazil, Russia, Mexico, Indonesia and Turkey) that have been growing...
The risks of falling into the Middle Income Trap have increasingly become a focus of discussions on ...
This data is used to investigate the income traps for different income groups by checking the statio...
What explains why only a handful of countries which have attained middle-income level have subsequen...
The thesis is focused on issue of the middle income trap and its application on Chinese market. Thes...
China\u27s middle income status has given rise to the question whether it will be able to avoid the ...
O presente trabalho buscou analisar as causas da entrada dos países latino- americanos e caribenhos ...
In recent years, a growing body of economic literature has focused on the phenomenon of the so-calle...
Over the last decade, a growing body of literature dealing with the phenomenon of the “middle-income...
This paper employs a historical approach to address whether a country can avoid the middle-income tr...
China, like other middle income countries, is facing the challenges of the next stage of development...
When a developing country reaches a relatively average income level, it often stops growing further ...
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