Factors: Cost of production (factor prices) Government policy (taxation and subsidies) Natural events (e.g weather) Goals of the firm Availability and cost of credit Transport and communication Prices of related products (substitutes and complements) Technology Future expectations Changes in the Read More …
Day: October 25, 2020
How activities of commercial banks and non-bank financial institutions contribute to economic growth and development in developing countries
Commercial banks and non- financial institutions may contribute to economic growth and development from the standpoint of their functions which include: Provision of safe deposits for money and other valuables Credit creation based on mobilization of savings Facilitation of the Read More …
How domestic economic governance and transparency contribute to economic growth and development in developing countries
Economic governance and transparency are about being open and exposed to constructive criticism and rating on matters pertaining to sound economic management and performance. In perspective are the following issues: Allocation/distribution of national resources Strict adherence to established economic management Read More …
Reasons why reduction of Government deficits has increasingly become an important issue in fiscal policy framework of developing countries
Reduction of Government deficits has increasingly become an important issue in fiscal policy framework of developing countries because of some reasons like: Increased public debt which is costly to maintain – debt servicing is costly in terms of high interest Read More …
