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We discuss the weighted complementarity problem, extending the nonlinear complementarity problem on Rn. In contrast to the NCP, many equilibrium problems in science, engineering, and economics can be transformed into WCPs for more efficient methods ...
Xiangjing Liu, Yihan Liu, Jianke Zhang
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China's economic growth and convergence [PDF]
AbstractUsing cross‐country panel data, this study identifies and discusses major factors contributing to China's strong growth in the past four decades. China's low initial per capita income relative to its own long‐run potential, combined with sound policy factors including a high investment rate, strong human capital, high trade openness and ...
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Economic and Social Convergence in Colombia [PDF]
El PIB se usa habitualmente como aproximación al bienestar de las personas. Sin embargo otros aspectos sociales deben ser a su vez considerados, como la esperanza de vida, la mortalidad infantil, la educación y la criminalidad. Este trabajo investiga ña convergencia económica y social en regiones de Colombia en el período 1975-2005.
Royuela Mora, Vicente +1 more
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This paper constructs the model of network economics to study the effect of different levels of network convergence on the digital culture industry.
Panqiang Niu +3 more
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Rethinking comparative economics [PDF]
This paper reflects on the evolution and current role of what we define as comparative economics, using the experience of the European Journal of Comparative Economics as a vantage point for observing broader disciplinary changes.
Giovanni Battista Ramello
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Economics is characterized by a knowledge gap—a discontinuity between everyday and scientific understandings. An extensive empirical literature proves the so-called economic ignorance of the public.
Erwin Dekker, Pavel Kuchař
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Achieving Socio-Economic Convergence in Europe [PDF]
AbstractThe origins of European populism are two socio-economic divergences that began around 1980 and have been at their most extreme in Britain. One is spatial, the other educational.
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CONVERGENCE IN THE FIELD OF ECONOMICS AND LAW: CORRELATION OF PROCESSES
The activities of the modern state are carried out taking into account the trends inherent in the global community. One of the driving forces behind these trends is the strengthening of economic integration due to the increasing role of finance in the ...
Serhii Vitvickii +2 more
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Growth without development: institutional barriers to convergence in EU candidate states [PDF]
This research analyzes the effect of institutions on economic growth in eight EU candidate transition countries, combining quantitative (β-convergence models) and qualitative (integration maturity framework) methodologies.
Dzenita Siljak, Kristian L. Nielsen
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Energy management models for buildings have been designed primarily to reduce energy costs and improve efficiency. However, the focus has recently shifted to GEBs with a view toward balancing energy supply and demand while enhancing system flexibility ...
Anujin Bayasgalan +3 more
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