Conflicting empirical findings of various cross-section studies of Wagner's Law of public expenditures are examined. It has generally been believed that the share of government expenditure in GNP tends...
Type: Staff Working PaperReport#: SWP69Date: March 31, 1970Author:
Gandhi, V.
There seems to be a lack of any economies in government administration expenditure with respect to the size of the nation. This may be due to the tendency of a developing country to consume a stable proportion...
Type: Staff Working PaperReport#: SWP68Date: March 31, 1970Author:
GANDHI, V.
The proposition that the economic return for investment in large metropolitan areas is less than in smaller urban centers is examined. Per capita costs of government expenditure for public services is...
Type: Staff Working PaperReport#: SWP74Date: March 31, 1970Author:
Mera,Koichi
A framework for conducting urban transportation studies as part of larger urban projects is developed. A three-step urban transportation study method is proposed: 1) establisment of a general land-use...
Type: Staff Working PaperReport#: SWP73Date: March 31, 1970Author:
Mera,Koichi
The largest tile drainage operation ever to be undertaken will go forward with the assistance of a 26 million dollars credit to the United Arab Republic from the International Development Association (IDA),...
Type: AnnouncementReport#: 152888Date: March 26, 1970
The measurement of the benefits of feeder road investments in developing countries is discussed. An examination of the developmental benefits of feeder roads must consider which barriers are likely to...
Type: Staff Working PaperReport#: SWP70Date: March 19, 1970Author:
Israel,Arturo P.
A transportation network model has been designed to simulate the traffic flows in a country taking the transportation system and shipping requirements as inputs. The output of the model is the system network...
Type: Staff Working PaperReport#: SWP61Date: February 28, 1970Author:
MILLER, L.
A transfer model has been designed to simulate intermodal transfer operations. Model inputs include traffic description and technical characteristics of each facility; outputs include performance measures...
Type: Staff Working PaperReport#: SWP64Date: February 28, 1970Author:
Harral, Clell G.
This paper is one of a series of papers from the Transport Planning Models Study. The overall objective of the study is the continuing investigation of mathematical models developed for use in transport...
Type: Staff Working PaperReport#: SWP63Date: February 28, 1970
An econometric model describing the Jamaican economy during the period 1959-66 has been developed to provide a macroeconomic structural description of the economy with statistically estimated quantitative...
Type: Staff Working PaperReport#: SWP65Date: February 28, 1970Author:
CARTER, N.
The problems of cost-benefit analysis of port deepening projects are discussed. The first step in determining optimum port deepening levels is to examine the nature of a market equilibrium for an internationally...
Type: Staff Working PaperReport#: SWP67Date: February 28, 1970Author:
RAY, A.
A highway model has been developed that simulates vehicle operating costs and service characteristics for different vehicle types operating over a highway system of specified design characteristics. Vehicle...
Type: Staff Working PaperReport#: SWP62Date: February 28, 1970Author:
HARRAL, C.
The World Bank and its affiliate, the International Development Association (IDA), are lending 19 million dollars for a highway project in the Federal Republic of Cameroon.
Type: AnnouncementReport#: 152887Date: February 11, 1970
This International Bank notes newsletter includes some of the following headings: English language classes for wives; the African club, by Paul Danquah; and introducing new professional staff.
Type: NewsletterReport#: 64168Date: February 1, 1970Author:
Danquah,Paul
A computer simulation model has been developed to allow appraisal of livestock breeding and fattening ranch projects. The model can be complemented by other similar models such as those that describe fattening...
Type: Staff Working PaperReport#: SWP56Date: January 31, 1970Author:
HUSAIN, T.
A general classification of secondary effects has been developed to resolve definitional confusion surrounding the concept of secondary effects of development projects and to illustrate the situation that...
Type: Staff Working PaperReport#: SWP58Date: January 31, 1970Author:
MASSE, M.
A review of estimation methodologies used by researchers in the area of agricultural production and supply response provides an assessment of the state of the art in this field. Production functions, which...
Type: Staff Working PaperReport#: SWP57Date: January 31, 1970Author:
SEAGRAVES, J.
Contrary to recent contentions, effective protection theory is valid in a general equilibrium framework, and efficiency proportions of the current definitions of effective tariff are unbiased. The analysis...
Type: Staff Working PaperReport#: SWP54Date: January 31, 1970Author:
BALASSA, B.
A comparison of the industrial growth performances of the centrally planned economies of Eastern Europe with those of the decentralized Western European economies at comparable levels of development provides...
Type: Staff Working PaperReport#: SWP59Date: January 31, 1970Author:
BALASSA, B. ;
BERTRAND, T.
In answering recent theoretical and empirical objections raised against the effective protection concept, one must examine the question of sectoral protection, the problems related to substitution between...
Type: Staff Working PaperReport#: SWP55Date: January 31, 1970Author:
Balassa,Bela ;
GUISINGER, G. ;
SCHYDLOWSKY, D.
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