【经济】发展经济学 Development Economics (MRU)(生肉)

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由两位美国乔治梅森大学教授制作的发展经济学视频 单元列表: 1.引言 2.地理与发展1 3.食物和农业产能 4.水经济学 5.地理与发展2 6.经济成长1 7.经济成长2 9.瓶颈、关联和中间品 10.企业产能 11.贸易 12.产权 13.腐败 14.国际援助 15.金融、成长和穷人 16.贫困和行为 17.健康 18.教育 19.政治、民主和战争 20.移民 21.人口和环境 22.案例分析
视频选集
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1.1. Basic Facts of Growth and Development
13:07
1.2. The Importance of Institutions (Brief)
04:51
2.1. Guns, Germs and Steel The Very Long Run
17:52
2.2. How Persistent is Prosperity (Optional)
06:35
2.3. Geography and Development, Trade
11:12
2.4. GeographyDevelopmentDisease
11:11
3.1. Why Agriculture is Important
02:08
3.2. Industry Builds on Agriculture
03:10
3.3. Green Revolution
03:45
3.4. Micronutrients
03:03
3.5. Productivity Decline
03:46
3.6. GMOs
05:05
3.7. Land reform in India
05:39
3.8. Sharecropping
04:30
3.9. China’s agricultural reforms
04:32
3.10. Fertilizer, roads, and Africa
02:27
3.11. Garlic (Optional)
02:32
3.12. A tomato border crossing (Optional)
03:48
3.14. Yams, a man’s crop (Optional)
03:24
3.15. The Rice Price Spike of 2007-2008 (Optional)
04:37
3.16. The Soy Boom (Optional)
02:29
3.17. Malawi restricts trade in corn (Optional)
06:41
3.18. The Clove Monopoly (Optional)
03:36
3.19. Watermelon scale economies (Optional)
03:24
4.1. Economic import of water
01:56
4.2. Water markets and ethics
02:35
4.3. Water and monopoly
02:36
4.4. Privatizing urban water
02:00
4.5. Water privatization in Buenos Aires
07:02
4.6. Cochabamba water privatization
04:11
4.7. Problems with water privatization
04:10
4.8. Water and asymmetric information
03:21
4.9. Water supply and demand
07:17
4.10. Water and common pool problems
06:22
4.11. Ground water in Yemen
04:33
4.12. Wheat, water, and Saudi Arabia
03:02
4.13. Water and dams
02:55
4.14. Virtual water
01:22
4.15. Water Policies for People, by David Zetland (Optional)
08:22
5.1. The Reversal of Fortune
02:58
5.2. The Effect of Geography on Institutions
17:58
5.3. Adam Smith (Optional)
04:50
5.4. Jeffrey Sachs (Optional)
07:25
6.1. Trust and economic growth
06:57
6.2. The Solow Model (Brief, no math)
07:53
6.3. The Middle Income Trap
05:19
6.4. Rule of 70
03:29
6.5. Premature Deindustrialization
08:50
6.6. When in India, Get a Haircut
04:28
6.7. GDP and PPP
17:18
7.1. The Solow Model 1 – Introduction
14:52
7.2. The Solow Model 2 – Comparative Statics
12:35
7.3 The Solow Model 3 – Taking the Model to Data
17:03
7.4 The Solow Model 4 – Productivity
16:55
9.1. Double Marginalization Problem
12:53
9.2. O-Ring model
19:19
9.3. Paul Romer (Optional)
15:25
10.1. Productivity in firms
03:12
10.2. Productivity and firm size
02:10
10.3. Two myths about multinationals
05:49
10.4. Calculation of profit and loss
08:16
10.5. Industrial policy theory
06:53
10.6. Industrial policy evidence
06:31
10.7. Conditional convergence
03:44
10.8. Local monopoly power
04:12
11.1. Comparative Advantage
11:56
11.2. Comparative Advantage 2 Homework
04:54
11.3. Sources of Comparative Advantage
07:53
11.4. Development and Trade Empirical Evidence
14:26
11.5. Trade and Tariff History
04:11
11.6. Trade and Poverty in India
03:59
11.7. Does “Fair Trade” Help.
05:39
11.8. World Trade Organization
06:48
12.1. Property Rights 1 Private v. Collective
09:08
12.2. Property Rights 2 Titling
10:07
12.3. Property Rights 3 Communal Property, Enclosure and the State
08:23
12.4. Hernando de Soto (Optional)
06:50
13.1. Corruption and Growth
04:10
13.2. Corruption and Tech Transfer
04:56
13.3. Corruption with Cash Transfers
03:24
13.4. Corruption Who Pays and How Much
04:27
13.5. Corruption, Rent Seeking and Multiple Equilibria
12:59
13.6. Corruption With and Without Theft
05:01
13.7. Tullock Paradox
03:26
13.8. Causes of Corruption
07:33
13.9. Gender and Corruption
04:24
13.10. Corruption and Output Composition
01:14
13.11. Corruption, Justice, and Development
10:10
13.12. IPaidaBribe.com
01:39
13.13. No Considerations Doing Business in India Without Bribes
10:51
13.14. Corruption Indices
02:13
13.15. Corruption and Parking Tickets
05:15
13.16. Indian Drivers
03:07
13.17. Anne Krueger
04:27
13.18. Jagdish N. Bhagwati
02:22
13.19. How to Fight Corruption
02:21
13.20. Corruption and Public Sector Wages
03:15
14.1. Recipients and Donors Basic Facts
09:57
14.2. Does Foreign Aid Increase Growth
10:05
14.3. Knowledge Problems and Incentive Problems
05:03
14.4. Examples of Aid that Works
05:11
14.5. The World Bank
07:02
14.6. The IMF
07:15
14.7. Millennium Villages Project
09:22
15.1. Finance and Growth
15:28
15.2. Finance Law and Trust (Mexico)
08:21
15.3. Introduction to Microfinance (Portfolios of the Poor)
07:04
15.4. Why Microcredit
04:15
15.5. Why Microsavings
01:51
15.6. ROSCAs and Chit Funds
08:16
15.7. Microcredit Evidence
02:47
15.8. Robert Townsend
05:01
16.1. Earning Money
03:38
16.2. Spending Money
03:19
16.3. Are the Poor Overwhelmed
02:54
16.4. Poverty and Attention
03:09
16.5. Conditional Cash Transfers
03:24
16.6. AmartyaSen #1 on Capabilities
04:26
16.7. AmartyaSen #2 “Missing Women”
06:36
16.8. “The Other Path”
02:50
16.9. Edward Banfield
03:06
16.10. Child Labor
05:34
16.11. Bonded Labor
05:26
17.1. Randomized Controlled Trials, Part One
10:04
17.2. Randomized Controlled Trials, Part Two
09:08
17.3. Private Health Insurance
04:21
17.4. Cholera in Haiti
05:10
17.5. Fighting Diarrhea
03:33
17.6. What to do about HIV AIDS
04:05
17.7. Deworming
02:50
17.8. Pricing Mosquito Nets
02:27
17.9. Birth Weight and Cash Transfers
03:43
17.10. Participation in Uganda
03:28
17.11. The Quality of Medical Advice
03:38
17.12. The Kerala Paradox
08:10
18.1. Education and Economic Growth
04:21
18.2. Education in East Asia
03:49
18.3. Education and Latin Growth
03:43
18.4. Private Education in India
03:40
18.5. Teacher Attendance
02:59
18.6. Vouchers in Colombia
02:10
18.7. Colonial Education in India
02:35
18.8. Parental Expectations from School
02:47
18.9. Quantity vs. Quality of Children
05:43
18.10. Thoughts on Education
08:29
18.11. Conditional Cash Transfers
03:10
18.12. Mobile phones and literacy
03:10
18.13. The Rise of Private Education in India
10:01
18.14. Testing for Cream Skimming in India
11:10
19.1. Democracy and Reforms
06:38
19.2. The Theory of the Median Voter
07:59
19.3. The Agenda Setter
07:44
19.5. Democracy in the Arab World
03:58
19.6. African Borders and Conflict
05:15
19.7. Will China Democratize
06:08
19.8. Is there a Natural Resource Curse
05:59
20.1. Basic Facts about Migration
03:49
20.2. Wage Gains from Immigration
03:01
20.3. Remittances
03:44
20.4. Is there a Brain Drain
04:47
20.5. Wage Effects in the U.S.
07:54
20.6. Internal Chinese Migration
04:06
21.1. Demographic Transitions
09:23
21.2. Population and Economic Growth
07:06
21.3. The Malthusian Argument
05:45
21.4. The African Demographic Dividend
03:31
21.5. Environmental Economics
07:02
21.6. Temperature and Growth
03:44
22.1. Skyscrapers and Slums What's Driving Mumbai's Housing Crisis
08:20
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