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In a partial competition, the rate of costs transferring, especially for countries following the economic liberalization, is the main decisive factor in the impact of increasing the firm's cost on the prices of products.The main purpose of this study is to investigate the rate and decisive factors of cost transferring of Iran's manufacturing industry. There for, the rate of the cost transferring of 114 manufacturing industry has been calculated in four-digit ISIC level by using the micro data of Iran's industrial firms, and the decisive factors of the transferring has been estimated through panel data.The results show that the concentration ratio and economics of scale have positive and meaningful effects on the price of cost transferring.Moreover, the study shows the firms with more powerful but less profitable markets are more capable in cost transferring rather than the firms with less powerful but more profitable market. The findings indicate the positive and meaningful effect of the number of firms on cost transferring. Overall, the rate of cost transferring depends on the structure of market.

Nonlinear relationship between education and e The main objective of this study is to investigate the role of human capital on economic growth in different economies. For this purpose، we consider a model in which the growth rate of total factor productivity (GRTFP) depends on human capital stock levels، and human capital affects GRTFP through innovation and technology adoption from abroad. Using a cross-country panel approach for 104 countries، including 79 developing countries and 25 OECD countries، in five-year intervals during the 1980-2005، we found the relationship between human capital and economic growth is nonlinear. In addition، the development of domestic technology is more effective factor on economic growth in developing countries than catch-up factor، while human capital accumulation through technology adoption from abroad is more effective factor on economic growth in developed countries. conomic growth (Barro and Lee''s approach in measuring human capital) The goal of this study was to investigate the role of human capital on economic growth in different economies. For this purpose، we examine the relation between growth rate and human capital by econometric models. In this paper، using the panel approach to Iran and 103 other countries، and considering the five-year moving average during 2005-1980. we realized that the relationship between levels of human capital and economic growth is nonlinear and development of domestic technology، operating more important role in economic growth in developing countries. The main result of this paper denote that there are different between growth pattern among developed and developing countries.