23/01/2006 |
El papel de las instituciones en la economía de mercado: dos ejemplos de la experiencia chilena
Pedro Isern | CADAL
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21/01/2006 |
Rusia abre la caja de Pandora del gas - PDF
Iñigo Moré | Real Instituto Elcano
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20/01/2006 |
European Energy Policy - Securing Supplies and Meeting the Challenge of Climate Change - PDF
Dieter Helm | New College, Oxford
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20/01/2006 |
Los países emergentes recibirán menos capitales privados en el 2006
Diario Exterior Staff | Diario Exterior
El flujo de capitales privados a América Latina en el 2005 tuvo un incremento del 51% con relación al año previo, pero retrocederá un poco en el 2006, en que Brasil superaría a México como principal recipiente, dijeron los bancos privados del mundo. ...
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20/01/2006 |
¿Qué es mejor para la economía: estabilidad laboral o flexibilidad del empleo?
OIT Staff | OIT en Linea
Un artículo reciente de la Revista Internacional del Trabajo */ analiza la relación entre estabilidad y productividad laboral en seis sectores importantes de 13 países europeos. Según los autores, tanto la larga como la corta antigüedad en los empleos pueden causar efectos negativos sobre la productividad. Proponen una política de “movilidad protegida” junto a políticas laborales activas, en busca de medios para combinar flexibilidad y seguridad. OIT EnLínea entrevistó a Peter Auer, coautor del artículo. ...
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20/01/2006 |
Which is best for the economy: employment stability or employment flexibility?
OIT Staff | ILO - International Labour Office
A recent article in the ILO’s International Labour Review */ analyzes the relationship between employment stability and productivity in six major sectors in 13 European countries. According to the authors, both, extensive and short job tenure can produce adverse affects on productivity. They propose a policy of “protected mobility” on the labour market, together with active labour market policies seeking to combine both flexibility and security. ILO online spoke with Peter Auer, co-author of the article. ...
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19/01/2006 |
La rebelión en el Mercosur
Andrés Oppenheimer | Miami Herald
La aparente decisión de Uruguay de iniciar negociaciones de libre comercio con Estados Unidos ha creado una tormenta económica y política en Sudamérica, donde varios gobiernos de izquierda habían anunciado recientemente que no reanudarían pláticas comerciales con Washington. ...
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19/01/2006 |
What Are the Upside Risks to the Global Economy in 2006?
WMRC Staff | WMRC
While 2005 had its fair share of nasty surprises (bad weather, rising oil prices, etc.) the economic news was, by and large, very good. GDP growth in most parts of the world remained robust (and accelerated at the end of the year in weaker regions, such as the Eurozone), much higher oil prices did not translate into higher core inflation, and long-term interest rates stayed low. ...
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19/01/2006 |
World Executive Summary - What Could Derail the Current Expansion?
WMRC Staff | WMRC
The world economy is expected to enjoy a growth rate of at least 3% in both 2006 and 2007. The primary engines of growth are likely to be U.S. consumer spending and Chinese investment spending, as they have been the past two years. ...
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19/01/2006 |
Global Insight Ranks U.S. Stock Market Sectors: Financial, Healthcare, & IT
WMRC Staff | WMRC
Global Insight, the world's leading company for economic and financial analysis and forecasting, announced today (January 9)that the financial, healthcare, and information technology sectors hold the most promise for U.S. stock market investors in 2006. ...
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