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This note attempts to identify the key methodological problems that remain unsolved in the controversy about the aggregation of slack and shortage in disequilibrium econometric models of centrally planned economies (CPEs). The procedure of 'smoothing by aggregation' implemented by Burkett (1988) is
A major insight from work on globalization carried out at IDS was summarized as being that "the issue is not whether to integrate, which is inescapable, but how to do so effectively"; presentation by Raphie Kaplinsky, IDS Retreat 6 July 2000.
We provide a theoretical treatment of temporal aggregation in models that exhibit long-term endogenously generated steady growth; hence generalizing our previous analysis [Econometrica 62 (1994), 635}656]. We introduce the property of steady growth invariance \* that the long-term growth of the cont
## Abstract This study will focus on tourism economic growth and its development impacts on a microstate and will explore their implications for tourism analysis and planning. The evidence presented in this article reveals that tourism in Aruba can generate desirable and widely distributed impacts.
A phenomenal expansion of the Nigerian university system began with the oil boom of the 1970s. Following a downturn in the nation's economy and the introduction of structural adjustment programmes, government subventions to Nigerian universities have dropped appreciably, and in real terms the univer