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29 de may. de 2024 · Spillover effect is the impact of events in one country on the economies of others, often negative. Learn how spillover effects work, what causes them, and how they affect different countries and regions.
Los spillovers (y sus efectos) son doblemente importantes, entonces, en términos de diseño y evaluación de PDP: no solo proveen de racionalidad a ciertas intervenciones públicas sino que también su generación es objetivo explícito de las mismas.
Learn about the concept of spillover in economics, which refers to the positive or negative impact of an event or activity on other regions or markets. Explore the history, types, and examples of spillover effects, as well as the role of government intervention and externalities.
Spillover effect is a term that describes the impact of an event or action in one region or sector on another region or sector. Learn about the four types of spillover effects, their positive and negative impacts, and how they cause market failures.
17 de ene. de 2024 · Learn how spillover effects on the global commons affect countries' ability to achieve the SDGs and how to measure and manage them. Explore the Global Commons Stewardship Index, the Bilateral Spillover Impacts tool, and other publications and resources on spillover data and policies.
Spillover effect is the impact of a policy, program, or activity on other actors or sectors that are not directly involved or targeted. Learn about different types of spillover effects, such as contract farming, foreign multinationals' R&D, and demonstration effect, from various chapters and articles on ScienceDirect.
This chapter reviews the literature on the spillover effects of foreign direct investment (FDI) in host economies, with a focus on Africa. It examines the various channels, factors and outcomes of FDI spillovers, as well as the challenges and limitations of the empirical evidence.
