Book Description:
Macroeconomics is that part of economics that focuses on economic growth and economic fluctuations. In a world under the push and pull of globalization, it becomes crucial for the Developed Countries as well as the Developing Countries. It is necessary for some countries and companies to find the best regions to invest in while it is necessary for others to grow and compete for investment at the same time. This new book brings together an impressive array of research valuable for providing important insight into the international financial currents rippling around the world.

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Preface; Education, Technological Progress and Economic Growth (Winston T. H. Koh and Hing-Man Leung, Singapore Management University); Human Capital Versus Social Capital: A Comparative Analysis of Immigrant Wages and Labor Market Incorporation in Japan and the United States (Wayne A. Cornelius et al., University of California-San Diego); Do Micro-Investors Help Complete Markets? (Robert J. Oxoby, University of Calgary, Canada); A Dynamic Analysis of Investment with q and Capacity Utilization (H. Youn Kim, Western Kentucky University); Does Less Competition Lead to Better Capital Allocation? On Rankings and Loss Aversion (Robert Dubil, San Jose State University); Allais’s Trading Process and the Dynamic Evolution of and OLG Markets Economy (Jean-Michel Courtault et al., Université de Franche-Comté, France); On the Extent of Arbitrage Constraints within Transactional Algebras (Rodolfo Apreda, University of Buenos Aires); Index.