Suchergebnisse

Chapter 1. Energy and Environment Efficiencies Towards Contributing to Global Sustainability -- Chapter 2. A Concise Overview of Energy Development within Sustainability Requirements -- Chapter 3. Aligning Smart City Indicators for Sustainability Outreach: A Case Study -- Chapter 4. Optimal Merging of Transportation System Using Renewable Energy-based Supply for Sustainable Development -- Chapter 5. Smart and Sustainable Township: An Overview -- Chapter 6. An Empirical Analysis of Sustainability Indicators in An Administrative Complex Design from Urban Planning Perspective -- Chapter 7. Distributed Generation Model for Achieving Environmental Scenario: Loss Reduction and Efficiency Improvement -- Chapter 8. Solar Energy Market and Policy Instrument Analysis to Support Sustainable Development -- Chapter 9. Sustaining the Public Transport Network by Adaptation from Monocentric to Polycentric Structure -- Chapter 10. Sustainable Transportation and Mobility System in Kabul City -- Chapter 11. From Consumers to Producers: Energy Efficiency as a Tool for Sustainable Development in the context of Informal Settlements -- Chapter 12. Efficient Use of Energy and Its Impacts on Residential Sector: A Step Towards Sustainable Building. .

Intro -- ECONOMICS OF DEVELOPING COUNTRIES -- ECONOMICS OF DEVELOPING COUNTRIES -- CONTENTS -- PREFACE -- SHORT COMMUNICATION -- STRUCTURAL VAR APPROACH TO THE SOURCES OF EXCHANGE RATE FLUCTUATIONS IN SUB-SAHARAN AFRICAN COUNTRIES -- Abstract -- 1. Introduction -- 2. Data -- 3. Empirical Analysis -- 4. Empirical Results -- 5. Conclusion -- Acknowledgments -- References -- RESEARCH AND REVIEW STUDIES -- WTO AGRICULTURE NEGOTIATIONS AND DEVELOPING COUNTRIES: AN OVERVIEW -- Abstract -- 1. Introduction -- 2. The DOHA Round and Agricultural Negotiations -- 2.1. The Role of Developing Countries in Agricultural Negotiations -- 2.2. Special and Differential Treatment for DCs -- 2.3. Main Issues of Agricultural Negotiations Affecting the Doha Round Deadlock -- 3. Winners and Losers in the DOHA Round -- 4. Factors Influencing the Trade-Poverty Nexus -- 4.1. Household Behavior -- 4.2. Factor Markets -- 4.3. The Role of Government -- 5. The Problem of Preference Erosion for Developing Count -- 5.1. Theoretical Aspects of Preferential Regimes and Preference Erosion -- 5.2. The Real Utilization of Preferential Regimes -- 5.3. Dealing with Preference Erosion: Potential Policy Responses -- 6. Conclusion -- References -- VOLATILITY OF SHORT-TERM CAPITAL FLOWS AND SOCIO-POLITICAL INSTABILITY IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES: A REVIEW -- Abstract -- 1. Introduction -- 2. Economics of Socio-Political Risk -- 2.1. Political Risk, International Capital Flows, Investment and Growth -- 2.2. International Capital Flows, Macroeconomic Volatility and Growth -- 3. Capital Flows and Socio-political Risk: The Endogeneity Problem -- 3.1. The Hypothesis -- 3.2. Data Sources and Measurement Issues -- 4. Empirical Results -- 4.1. A Granger Causality Analysis -- 4.2. Impulse Response Analysis -- 5. Conclusion -- References.