This study aims to eradicate poverty by utilizing the manufacturing industrial sector, which
cannot be separated from the influence of investment value and labor absorption. The …

This study provides empirical evidence of how tourism triggers economic growth from a
meso-level structural perspective. It introduces a novel shift-share approach in accordance …

This paper presents a multisectoral model based on Kaldor's approach to explain the
importance of structural change and cumulative causation. Divergence in countries' growth …

In the Kaldorian tradition, manufacturing is the main engine of growth. Deindustrialization is
a concern for economists and policymakers. This study analyses deindustrialization …

Structural change in the tourism industry is a potential driving force for tourism demand.
Using sectoral‐level data of capital formation, employment, and value‐added as …

The arising literature on Ecological Unequal Exchange (EUE) incorporates multiple
elements of post-Keynesian strands, in particular the structuralist analysis of global …

Failed change initiatives continuously plagued organizations throughout time, mainly
because of the complexities involving the response to change. Researchers studied to …

For last years, the consequences of the implication of daylight saving time has been
discussed frequently, daylight saving time has effects on many field of the daily routine such …

The manufacturing sector is key to our development agenda and contributes to many of the
United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), either directly or indirectly. We …

This study investigates structural change and growth nexus in Nigeria using data on value-
added shares in agriculture, manufacturing and the service sectors for the period from 1980 …