The Evening Herald (Albuquerque, N.M.), 07-24-1921

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Map of European and National Social Economy Institutions and Organisations

This study has been realised between February and April 2008 in the framework of the Equal project PROMES. It has been commissioned by FISE (the Polish Federation of Social Economy Initiatives) in order to understand the panorama of the social economy in Europe and to acquire information and contacts with the main social economy actors at European and national level. The first part of the study describes how European institutions deal with the social economy and the bodies and groups that have been set up in the last decades to favour this relationship. The second part examines a large number of European networks and organisations representing the social economy or dealing with it. The third section examines the situation in some European countries

Malaysian bilateral trade relations and economic growth

This paper examines the structure and trends of Malaysian bilateral exports and imports and then investigates whether these bilateral exports and imports have caused Malaysian economic growth. Although the structure of Malaysia’s trade has changed quite significantly over the last three decades, the direction of Malaysia’s trade remains generally the same. Broadly, ASEAN, the EU, East Asia, the US and Japan continue to be the Malaysia’s major trading partners. The Granger causality tests have shown that it is the bilateral imports that have caused economic growth in Malaysia rather than the bilateral exports

Exchange rate misalignments in ASEAN-5 countries

The purpose of this paper is to estimate the exchange rate misalignments for Indonesia, Malaysia, Philippines, Singapore and Thailand before the currency crisis. By employing the sticky-price monetary exchange rate model in the environment of vector error-correction, the results indicate that the Indonesia rupiah, Malaysian ringgit, Philippines peso and Singapore dollar were overvalued before the currency crisis while Thai baht was undervalued on the eve of the crisis. However, they suffered modest misalignment. Therefore, little evidence of exchange misalignment is found to exist in 1997:2. In particular, Indonesia rupiah, Malaysia ringgit, Philippines peso and Singapore dollar were only overvalued about 1 to 4 percent against US dollar while the Thai baht was only 2 percent undervalued against US dollar

2012 Session Fiscal Report, 2012

This Report is intended to provide interested persons with information on General Fund and non-General Fund appropriations, receipts, and legislation that has a significant fiscal impact on the State of Iowa. Included in this Report is the following information: appropriations summary; General Fund balance sheet; balance sheets for various other funds; and bill summaries for subcommittee and other miscellaneous appropriation acts. Also included are the final action versions of the Fiscal Notes issued during the Legislative Session for all enacted legislation with a fiscal impact of $100,000 or more