James Love
Biographic Data
| ID | 4893029 |
|---|---|
| NAME | James Love |
| GIVEN NAMES | James |
| FAMILY NAME | Love |
| SIGNATURE | LOVE J |
| AFFILIATIONS | Knowledge Ecology International, Washington, DC, USA |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-5727-8121 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 12 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 14 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 12 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1939 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2022 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
A pandemic treaty for equitable global access to medical countermeasures
Pandemic, Need to know, Biotechnology and Related Fields, Science, Research, and Medicine, Biomedical Ethics and Regulation
The idea brokers
Export instability and the domestic economy
The conventional view concerning the impact of export instability on the domestic economies of developing countries is one of pessimism. Export instability is thought to adversely affect the short‐run stability and longer‐run growth of income. Empirical evidence on these matters is, however, inconclusive. This article applies a Granger/Sims reduced form approach to examining whether export instability generates short‐run instability in domestic i…
Export earnings instability
(1990). Export earnings instability: The decline reversed? The Journal of Development Studies: Vol. 26, No. 2, pp. 324-329
Export instability, imports and investment in developing countries
Prominent among the arguments comprising the pessimistic orthodoxy on the impact of export instability on the domestic economies of developing countries is the view that such instability adversely affects the capacity to import and, in turn, investment. Beginning from a conventional Harrod‐Domar framework, this article develops a time‐series model which is then applied to data for a sample of developing countries. The results suggest that export …
Competition and the Market for Legal Services
Recent scholarship in the sociology of the professions and the legal profession in particular has placed considerable stress on the market in its account of the evolution of professions.' Paradoxically, it may be that these scholars have not taken the metaphor of the market seriously enough. Thus, the market control theorists have been driven by their preconceptions to argue that having lost control of the supply of legal services and in the abse…
Currency of denomination and the measurement of export instability
The widespread and unexpected absence of statistically significant relationships in analyses of the causes and consequences of export instability has generated attempts to refine measurement of variable sets. Recently it has been suggested that country rankings are sensitive to the choice of currency numeraire. This article investigates the significance of the choice of numeraire for a sample of 66 developing countries. The results suggest that t…
Commodity concentration and export earnings instability
Export instability
Numerous studies into the causes of the export instability experienced by developing countries have failed to establish any significant relationships. This paper suggests that the widely‐used technique of cross‐country regression analysis is inappropriate and that the typical explanatory variable set is inadequately specified. Accordingly, analysis is shifted to a time‐series basis at the level of individual countries, and explanatory variables a…
Concentration, diversification and earnings instability
Trade concentration and export instability
Conventionally commodity and geographic concentration are thought to be important factors contributing to the instability in export earnings of the developing countries. Empirical investigations have, however, provided little support for this proposition. Moving away from the customary cross‐country methods of measurement, this paper examines the relationship between the forms of concentration and export instability for each country in a sample o…
The Double Raft of North-Western Australia
The Double Raft of North-Western Australia
Trade concentration and export instability
Conventionally commodity and geographic concentration are thought to be important factors contributing to the instability in export earnings of the developing countries. Empirical investigations have, however, provided little support for this proposition. Moving away from the customary cross‐country methods of measurement, this paper examines the relationship between the forms of concentration and export instability for each country in a sample o…
Concentration, diversification and earnings instability
Export instability
Numerous studies into the causes of the export instability experienced by developing countries have failed to establish any significant relationships. This paper suggests that the widely‐used technique of cross‐country regression analysis is inappropriate and that the typical explanatory variable set is inadequately specified. Accordingly, analysis is shifted to a time‐series basis at the level of individual countries, and explanatory variables a…
Currency of denomination and the measurement of export instability
The widespread and unexpected absence of statistically significant relationships in analyses of the causes and consequences of export instability has generated attempts to refine measurement of variable sets. Recently it has been suggested that country rankings are sensitive to the choice of currency numeraire. This article investigates the significance of the choice of numeraire for a sample of 66 developing countries. The results suggest that t…
Commodity concentration and export earnings instability
Competition and the Market for Legal Services
Recent scholarship in the sociology of the professions and the legal profession in particular has placed considerable stress on the market in its account of the evolution of professions.' Paradoxically, it may be that these scholars have not taken the metaphor of the market seriously enough. Thus, the market control theorists have been driven by their preconceptions to argue that having lost control of the supply of legal services and in the abse…
Export instability, imports and investment in developing countries
Prominent among the arguments comprising the pessimistic orthodoxy on the impact of export instability on the domestic economies of developing countries is the view that such instability adversely affects the capacity to import and, in turn, investment. Beginning from a conventional Harrod‐Domar framework, this article develops a time‐series model which is then applied to data for a sample of developing countries. The results suggest that export …
Export earnings instability
(1990). Export earnings instability: The decline reversed? The Journal of Development Studies: Vol. 26, No. 2, pp. 324-329
Export instability and the domestic economy
The conventional view concerning the impact of export instability on the domestic economies of developing countries is one of pessimism. Export instability is thought to adversely affect the short‐run stability and longer‐run growth of income. Empirical evidence on these matters is, however, inconclusive. This article applies a Granger/Sims reduced form approach to examining whether export instability generates short‐run instability in domestic i…
The idea brokers
A pandemic treaty for equitable global access to medical countermeasures
Pandemic, Need to know, Biotechnology and Related Fields, Science, Research, and Medicine, Biomedical Ethics and Regulation
Economics (9 works) · Economic growth (7 works) · Global trade and economics (7 works) · Monetary economics (7 works) · Developing country (6 works) · Instability (6 works) · International economics (6 works) · Business (5 works) · Earnings (4 works) · Economic Theory and Policy (4 works)