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Reforming the white coat economy: judicial evidence and institutional implications from China's healthcare anti-corruption campaign. [PDF]

Front Public Health
Shen Z, Guo J, Li J, Chen Z, Tang Y.
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Existing evidence on the impact of climate risk on real estate valuations: a systematic map. [PDF]

Environ Evid
Piseddu T, Vanhuyse F.
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How to do (or not to do)… asset mapping in community health. [PDF]

Health Policy Plan
Chen X, Ye E, Fong N, Maksud M, Garcia L, Yiu A, Zhou J, Han X, Liao Q, Bishai D.   +9 more
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Agentic Finance: An Adaptive Inference Framework for Bounded-Rational Investing Agents. [PDF]

Entropy (Basel)
Montañez Jacquez S, Clippinger JH, Moroney M.   +2 more
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Applying a panel network formation model to limited partnership matching in the private capital market. [PDF]

Soc Netw Anal Min
Shang Y, Leifeld P.
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Demographic Structure and Asset Returns [PDF]

Review of Economics and Statistics, 2001
This paper investigates the association between population age structure, particularly the share of the population in the ‘prime saving years’ (40 to 64), and the returns on stocks and bonds. The paper is motivated by recent claims that the aging of the ‘baby boom’ cohort is a key factor in explaining the recent rise in asset values, and by predictions
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Structural Assets of a Tumor Suppressor

Science, 1999
PTEN is one of the most frequently mutated tumor suppressor proteins in human cancer. Many investigators are interested in what this protein does and how disruption of its activity enables cells to circumvent growth control. In a Perspective, Tonks and Myers discuss the recent publication of the crystal structure of PTEN and what the structure ...
N K, Tonks, M P, Myers
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Intangible assets and capital structure

Journal of Banking & Finance, 2014
With intangible assets representing at least one third of U.S. corporate assets and one half of annual investment, it is important to understand to what extent intangible assets support debt. Some characteristics of intangible assets, such as high valuation risk and poor collateralizability, can discourage debt financing.
Steve C. Lim, Antonio J. Macias, Thomas Moeller   +2 more
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