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Commented Oct 18, 2011 on The Future of Economic Convergence at Dani Rodrik's weblog
The Future of Economic Convergence
Here is my Jackson Hole conference paper by that name, here is my FT oped based on it, and here is the WSJ Real Time Blog summary of it.
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Commented Oct 18, 2011 on Unconditional convergence at Dani Rodrik's weblog
Unconditional convergence
I have a new paper out by this title, which you can download here. It shows that unconditional convergence is alive and well, but that we need to look for it within manufacturing industries rather than the economy as a whole. Industries that start at lower levels of labor productivity grow faste...
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Commented Oct 18, 2011 on Milton Friedman’s Mixed Legacy at Dani Rodrik's weblog
Milton Friedman’s Mixed Legacy
The image most people will retain of Friedman is the smiling, diminutive, unassuming professor holding up a pencil in front of the cameras in “Free to Choose” to illustrate the power of markets. It took thousands of people all over the world to make this pencil, Friedman said – to mine the graph...
The list of six Banks, is actually SongZiWen use issued by the national war "wealth". So, after the war the fbi investigation found that SongZiWen "began to serve in public office is very limited financial resources, and in January 1943, he has more than $seven thousand savings",
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Commented Jul 23, 2011 on A rejection letter I would like to receive from a journal one day at Dani Rodrik's weblog
A rejection letter I would like to receive from a journal one day
This is one that Charles Babbage received in 1821 from The Edinburgh Journal of Science "It is with no inconsiderable degree of reluctance that I decline the offer of any Paper from you. I think, however, you will upon reconsideration of the subject be of opinion that I have no other alternativ...
February 11, 1942, has served as foreign minister, ministry of SongZiWen with official document to hu shi a ridiculous issued the strange order-" request the department of the Treasury through the state department don't freeze me in the following bank accounts......"
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Commented Jul 23, 2011 on Was the food price crisis of 2008 really a myth? at Dani Rodrik's weblog
Was the food price crisis of 2008 really a myth?
By Will Martin and Hassan Zaman, guest bloggers We are delighted that Derek Headey has introduced new data and new approaches into the debate on the impacts of higher food prices on food security. But we have difficulty with his claim that the results from Gallup World Poll (GWP) contradict the ...
to put his collusion high pressure. Advocates "honest", "water birds type" diplomacy of some of the SongZiWen hu shi "movement" also don't quite agree with, and he think Morgan harp anger may be "several months of JiFen rose up out".
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Commented Jul 23, 2011 on Is China driving the wrong kind of structural change in the U.S.? at Dani Rodrik's weblog
Is China driving the wrong kind of structural change in the U.S.?
By Maggie McMillan, guest blogger When economists talk about structural transformation, they typically have in mind developing countries and the dual economy models à la W. Arthur Lewis that emphasize productivity differentials between broad sectors of the economy, such as agriculture and manuf...
Hu shi
Morgan harp on SongZiWen ShengSeJuLi suddenly with its fire, lambast SongZiWen should not and American politicians,
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Commented Jul 23, 2011 on The great divergence, the other way around at Dani Rodrik's weblog
The great divergence, the other way around
As rich economies' prospects dim under their crushing debt burdens and political paralyses, the world's hope for economic dynamism rests with developing nations. These countries had an exceptionally good decade before the global financial crisis struck. And most among them have recovered quickly...
April 21,, hu shi and SongZiWen Morgan harp appointment. Talks are not the previous relatively relaxed atmosphere,
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Commented Jul 23, 2011 on Caution! Sham trial in process… at Dani Rodrik's weblog
Caution! Sham trial in process…
A Turkish court accepted a second indictment yesterday in the infamous Sledgehammer case, adding 28 new names to the 195 officers already under indictment (most of whom have been jailed). The new indictment is based on additional (digital) documents, said to reinforce the original charges, whic...
gala do good to do it. Live The ministry of education as a competent government department of education great things seem to have DuoDa,
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Commented Jul 19, 2011 on Why Kemal Dervis should be the next IMF Managing Director at Dani Rodrik's weblog
Why Kemal Dervis should be the next IMF Managing Director
There is a wonderful scene in Sebastian Mallaby's book that covers Jim Wolfensohn's tenure at the World Bank. Wolfensohn is arriving by cargo plane in Sarajevo in 1996, with his point man for Bosnia, Kemal Dervis. Dervis, who has worked hard to put together a reconstruction program for the war-t...
that is completely CCTV at all levels of the television station, and things go the CCTV and let go of television at all levels this year of Spring Festival
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Commented Jul 19, 2011 on Why do (some, mostly international) economists dislike democracy so much? at Dani Rodrik's weblog
Why do (some, mostly international) economists dislike democracy so much?
My newest Project Syndicate column was stimulated, if that is the right word, by a comment made by a discussant at a recent book launch for The Globalization Paradox. "Rodrik wants to make the world safe for politicians," complained the discussant, and this set me off thinking. Here is the resul...
According to the concept of social division of professional and enthusiastic net friend's point of view,
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Commented Jul 19, 2011 on Was the Global Food Crisis Really a Crisis? at Dani Rodrik's weblog
Was the Global Food Crisis Really a Crisis?
By Derek Headey, guest blogger Have higher food prices hurt the poor, or helped them? So far everything we "know" about this topic comes from simulation studies, all of which estimate that poverty or hunger went up by somewhere between 63-160 million people as a result of higher food prices ...
but people have reason to think that, and not the current education facing the problem to solve good reason for the most fully.
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Commented Jul 19, 2011 on There is something very wrong with this picture at Dani Rodrik's weblog
There is something very wrong with this picture
This graph is from a new paper by Frank Levy and Tom Kochan, showing trends in labor productivity and compensation since 1980: Labor productivity increased by 78 percent between 1980 and 2009, but the median compensation (including fringe benefits) of 35-44 year-old males with high school (a...
this year's Spring Festival gala show to many important. So, although the ministry of education of the Spring Festival gala held,
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Commented Jul 19, 2011 on A most amazing festival at Dani Rodrik's weblog
A most amazing festival
The town of Trento holds an annual Festival of Economics every year around this time, and I was one of the speakers this time around. A Festival(!) of Economics -- what an idea... But here it works amazingly well. Where else would you see the local townspeople -- grandfather, moms with their b...
and so on, the solution to these problems, and to the ministry of education is concerned, than during the Spring Festival held in
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Commented Jul 19, 2011 on A surprising convergence result at Dani Rodrik's weblog
A surprising convergence result
Poor countries have access to new technologies already developed elsewhere so should grow more rapidly than richer economies. This is one of the implications of standard growth models, as well as of common sense. But in reality, there is no automatic tendency for economic "convergence" among co...
speed up the middle and primary school education, such as teaching reform, the quality education and research to improve the college admissions and solve problems such as employment,
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Commented Jul 19, 2011 on A rejection letter I would like to receive from a journal one day at Dani Rodrik's weblog
A rejection letter I would like to receive from a journal one day
This is one that Charles Babbage received in 1821 from The Edinburgh Journal of Science "It is with no inconsiderable degree of reluctance that I decline the offer of any Paper from you. I think, however, you will upon reconsideration of the subject be of opinion that I have no other alternativ...
problems existing in today's China, speed up all kinds of professional technical personnel to the cultivate and bring up the pace,
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Commented Jul 19, 2011 on Was the food price crisis of 2008 really a myth? at Dani Rodrik's weblog
Was the food price crisis of 2008 really a myth?
By Will Martin and Hassan Zaman, guest bloggers We are delighted that Derek Headey has introduced new data and new approaches into the debate on the impacts of higher food prices on food security. But we have difficulty with his claim that the results from Gallup World Poll (GWP) contradict the ...
are anxious that ministry of education for the reform and development of the spirit, as soon as possible to solve the good education
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Commented Jul 19, 2011 on Is China driving the wrong kind of structural change in the U.S.? at Dani Rodrik's weblog
Is China driving the wrong kind of structural change in the U.S.?
By Maggie McMillan, guest blogger When economists talk about structural transformation, they typically have in mind developing countries and the dual economy models à la W. Arthur Lewis that emphasize productivity differentials between broad sectors of the economy, such as agriculture and manuf...
To my knowledge, the social public opinion for the domestic education problem degree of concern in the history of more than any time,
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Commented Jul 19, 2011 on Caution! Sham trial in process… at Dani Rodrik's weblog
Caution! Sham trial in process…
A Turkish court accepted a second indictment yesterday in the infamous Sledgehammer case, adding 28 new names to the 195 officers already under indictment (most of whom have been jailed). The new indictment is based on additional (digital) documents, said to reinforce the original charges, whic...
try to avoid the downturn in tourism. So have the depth the works, QinWanQi children but claims to write very easy, a hour as final! But she's obviously in the poem kung fu, said she outside
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Commented Jun 25, 2011 on A video of my talk at Johns Hopkins, SAIS at Dani Rodrik's weblog
A video of my talk at Johns Hopkins, SAIS
Johns Hopkins SAIS has put up a video of my talk there yesterday on "The Globalization Paradox" and you can watch it here. You can barely see me, give the positioning of the camera, but at least the audio is pretty clear.
it seems to be of no doubt. In China in all ages of works of literature and art, the historical,
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Commented Jun 25, 2011 on Why Kemal Dervis should be the next IMF Managing Director at Dani Rodrik's weblog
Why Kemal Dervis should be the next IMF Managing Director
There is a wonderful scene in Sebastian Mallaby's book that covers Jim Wolfensohn's tenure at the World Bank. Wolfensohn is arriving by cargo plane in Sarajevo in 1996, with his point man for Bosnia, Kemal Dervis. Dervis, who has worked hard to put together a reconstruction program for the war-t...
still can let a citizen some time" she also suggested that after the holiday can strengthen the propaganda tourist spot,
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Commented Jun 25, 2011 on My interview on the dilemma of dirty hands at Dani Rodrik's weblog
My interview on the dilemma of dirty hands
This isn't the greatest interview I ever gave, but it is on an interesting and challenging question: is it ever OK for an academic to work with and give advice to an authoritarian regime? My answer, despite the outcry against Harvard academics' relationship with Libya, is "yes" – although there ...
"China to the prime minister put some less time than the golden week holiday, scattered the golden week passengers,
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Commented Jun 25, 2011 on The economics of a parable, explained at Dani Rodrik's weblog
The economics of a parable, explained
I thought it would be useful to clarify the economic theory that lies behind my parable on the global economy. The book covers these issues at length, so I thought that the links with the parable, coming at the end as it does, would be obvious to the reader. Obviously this need not be the case...
QinWanQi to premier wen jiabao to put forward the views of the golden week, "for example in this holiday, too many passengers, focused on the tourism quality drop, complaints increase." case Her advice:
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Commented Jun 25, 2011 on A parable for the world economy at Dani Rodrik's weblog
A parable for the world economy
(This is the Afterword that appears in my book The Globalization Paradox. It is an attempt to state the book's central argument in the form of a bedtime story.) Once upon a time there was a little fishing village at the edge of a lake. The villagers were poor, living off the fish they caught an...
conditions, the students to think about China's face, and feeling to write letters to write letters,
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Commented Jun 25, 2011 on There are people who do not like my book! at Dani Rodrik's weblog
There are people who do not like my book!
Guy Sorman's review of my book The Globalization Paradox has one good turn of phrase at the beginning, where he calls me "a liberal mugged by globalization." But from my perspective it is all downhill from there. I provide the link to the review in the interest of equal time for my critics. The...
simulation of the central leaders. It is said that, Hong Kong has more than 13000 students took part in this essay contest. From Hong Kong jia's and the school sixth grade students QinWanQi wrote to Mr Wen's letter is one of very good one of the works.
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Commented Jun 25, 2011 on A video of my talk on structural change and growth at Dani Rodrik's weblog
A video of my talk on structural change and growth
Here is the complete video of my talk a couple of days ago at the World Bank. I am presenting my paper with Maggie McMillan on structural change and economic growth. I hope Ann Harrison is still talking to me after what I said about her at the beginning...
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