Every country supports its primary and secondary education achievement from a long-run development perspective.
Failure to do so might result in an over-capacity issue and threaten the long-run development of an otherwise successful small-scale fishery.
Diamond defends the thesis that features of the natural environment, and the technology they directly enable, are the driving forces of long-run development (1997, 87).
They will constitute the largest generation in history to make the transition from childhood to adulthood and this transition will be a key to the country's long-run development in terms of human resources.
Even though direct and indirect effects may be considerable, the induced and catalytic effects still stand out as the most important with regard to the long-run development of the region in which the airport is located.
For the case of Colombia, Acemoglu et al. (2012) investigate the impact of slavery on long-run development by exploiting the variation in the presence of gold mines in different municipalities, since gold mining was strongly associated with demand for slave labor.
The electric power system is characterized as a structural model [10], having a bottom-up approach, since the long-run development of the power market is determined by modeling the variables having direct influence on long-term movements of supply and demand.
The main results of the paper suggests that a policy maker should be careful to use only positive feedback mechanisms that the foreign land ownership can create for economic development, because in reality, several different links co‐exist between the foreign land ownership right and the long run economic development.
Nor is there a permanent military solution for the threats these countries face: In the long run, economic development and sweeping counter-radicalization strategies are necessary to drain the swamps in which jihadism festers.
But critics say the measures are an artificial and dangerous tinkering with normal market forces and could exacerbate problems in the long run by discouraging development of new sources of electricity.
