Welfare economics

general equilibrium (CGE) models are used in this way. They are designed to explain as accurately as possible the running of the economy of the country studied. They are able to take into account many interactions (in particular between different economic activities) and to separate the effects of different factors. By highlighting the various difficulties inherent to such modeling, this paper tries to make clear why the results of these models are questionable. The main difficulties faced by quantitative

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government-to-person (G2P) payments, which include social transfers as well as wage and pension payments. With appropriate experimentation, these payments have the potential to become a vehicle for extending financial inclusion and improving the welfare of poor people. Yet in most countries, far fewer than one-quarter of G2P payments to the poor land in a financially inclusive account—i.e., one that enables recipients to store G2P payments and other funds until they wish to access them and make

Code Pénal en vue de revoir la section 235 et dépénaliser l'avortement dans des cas précis. Notamment ceux où la vie de la femme est mise en danger ou les cas de viol et d'inceste. Cette même recommandation a été reprise en 2010 par le Committee on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights des Nations Unies. Recommandation que j'ai également faite en 2001 dans mon rapport de la task force », explique Me Pramila Patten, experte auprès des Nations Unies à la CEDAW, et qui a présidé la task force sur la discrimination

agriculture. This gave birth to the spiritual dimension of the river. The Nile represented so much in the lives of the Egyptians that they created a god devoted to the welfare provided by the annual flooding of the Nile. The name of the god was Hapi and both he and the Pharaoh were expected to control the Nile flood. To conclude on the welfare of the Nile River, it can also be associated with a social perspective. Indeed, most of the population and cities of Egypt lied alongside the Nile valley, at the

longer standing. The place of farming in developed societies is one of relative decline in economic terms. Its share of GDP declines. The number of people it employs falls. Its share of consumer expenditure contracts. It is therefore an industry under continuing economic pressure to restructure. The changes taking place do not relate only to the role of agriculture in the market place. Whilst its economic contribution is in relative decline, it continues to be the industrial activity which determines

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evolved from earlier legal provisions (“corso della moneta legale” for instance) that were designed not only to regulate the exchange of money but also had to determine the values of monies themselves as their issuing was an ancient Royal prerogative. Economic and legal historians have already accomplished extensive research on the value of money. However, my current project focuses on the study of the use of money in its function of mean of exchange and payment from a legal history perspective (III).

a fat tax will - or not - really changes behaviours, and last but not least we will focus on the theory's flaws. I. PIGOUVIAN TAXES - definition: PIGOU Arthur Cecil Pigou is an English economist. He was particularly interested in welfare economics. He developped the concept of negative externality, and from this the concept of Pigouvian tax. A Pigovian tax is a tax on a market activity which aims to correct the market outcome if there are negative externalities associated to the market

the World Bank. AUTHORS Jonathan Makau Nzuma, University of Nairobi Lecturer, Department of Agricultural Economics jonathan_nzuma@yahoo.com Michael Waithaka, Association for Strengthening Agricultural Research in Eastern and Central Africa Manager, Policy Analysis and Advocacy Programme m.waithaka@asareca.org Richard Mbithi Mulwa, University of Nairobi Lecturer, Department of Agricultural Economics richard.mulwa@yahoo.com Miriam Kyotalimye, Association for Strengthening Agricultural Research in Eastern