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Improving the building stock sustainability in European Countries: A focus on the Italian case
Journal of Cleaner Production, 2022COVID-19 pandemic has caused an economic crisis, and also the building sector has suffered consequences. Indeed, an increase in the building energy consumption, mainly in the residential sub-sector, was registered, due to higher energy use.
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Stock liquidity, empire building, and valuation
Journal of Corporate Finance, 2021Abstract We conjecture that high stock liquidity negatively affects firm valuation by inducing inefficient investment. Using takeovers of public targets to study the empire-building motive, we find that a liquid firm is more likely than an illiquid firm to acquire a public firm.
Sris Chatterjee +3 more
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Building Knowledge Stocks Locally
Economic Development Quarterly, 2010There is increasing evidence that the stock of college-educated labor in an area has fundamental effects on state and local economies through its association with wages, economic growth, personal incomes, and tax revenues. As a result, policy makers in many states attempt to increase the percentage of the state’s population (or workforce) that has a ...
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TOWER BUILDING AND STOCK MARKET RETURNS
Journal of Financial Research, 2012AbstractConstruction starts of skyscrapers predict subsequent U.S. stock returns. The predictive ability exceeds that of alternatives such as the prevailing historical mean, predictions based on dividend ratios, and recently suggested combination forecasts.
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, 2020
The building sector accounts for 40% of the energy use and one-third of the greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions globally. Buildings deteriorate with age, which leads to a decrease in their energy performance. Therefore, it is significant to improve the energy
Haibo Feng +4 more
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The building sector accounts for 40% of the energy use and one-third of the greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions globally. Buildings deteriorate with age, which leads to a decrease in their energy performance. Therefore, it is significant to improve the energy
Haibo Feng +4 more
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Science of the Total Environment, 2019
Accurate estimation of urban residential building-related energy consumption (URBEC) and energy intensity per unit floor area at the national level has significant implications for the analysis of carbon emission peaks.
T. Huo, H. Ren, W. Cai
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Accurate estimation of urban residential building-related energy consumption (URBEC) and energy intensity per unit floor area at the national level has significant implications for the analysis of carbon emission peaks.
T. Huo, H. Ren, W. Cai
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Energy and Buildings, 2019
Reducing space heating demand from the residential building stock has been established as a crucial element of the energy transition across Europe. Focusing on Switzerland, this paper presents a bottom-up model (SwissRes) which allows to analyse the ...
K. Streicher +5 more
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Reducing space heating demand from the residential building stock has been established as a crucial element of the energy transition across Europe. Focusing on Switzerland, this paper presents a bottom-up model (SwissRes) which allows to analyse the ...
K. Streicher +5 more
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Refurbishing Existing Building Stock
2019The previous chapters provided a review of the evolution of the different types of traditional homes in Serbia, within their historical and environmental context. We saw how previous authors developed various approaches to describe this architecture, and how there was continuous innovation as new ideas for constructing houses were developed.
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