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Distribution dynamics and spatial dependence in healthcare resource allocation efficiency: evidence of path dependence and club formation in China. [PDF]

Front Public Health
Lyu T.
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Willingness to trust is reduced by loneliness and paranoia. [PDF]

Commun Psychol
Bellucci G, Keramati M, Hanssen E, Fett AK.   +3 more
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Is there an association between mental health and economic prosperity? A longitudinal ecological study in England, 2011-2019. [PDF]

BMJ Open
Mignon D, Khavandi S, Bambra C, Sutton M, Munford LA.   +4 more
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Transforming Small Ruminant Productivity Through a Farm Service Delivery Model: Evidence from a Pilot Study in Saudi Arabia. [PDF]

Animals (Basel)
Swaminathan M, Aldayood K, Tibbo M, Ghosh K, Shaikhi A, Haddad N.   +5 more
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From technical feasibility to systemic viability: valorising semi-natural grassland biomass in a conservation-driven bioeconomy. [PDF]

RSC Adv
Jaanimägi A, Khaleghdoust B, Värnik R, Kikas T.   +3 more
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Non-parametric Causal Discovery for EU Allowances Returns Through the Information Imbalance

Salvagnin C, Tatto Vd, De Giuli ME, Mira A, Glielmo A.   +4 more
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Global sub-increasing and global sub-decreasing returns to scale in free disposal hull technologies: Definition, characterization and calculation

European Journal of Operational Research, 2020
Global Returns to Scale (GRS) is an important notion in performance analysis under Free Disposal Hull (FDH) technologies. Ray Average Productivity (RAP) function has a crucial role in interpreting the GRS.
Amin Mostafaee, M Soleimani-Damaneh
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A nonparametric test of quasiconcave production function with variable returns to scale

Journal of Mathematical Economics, 2019
Modeling “quasiconcavity” and “variable returns to scale” simultaneously is a challenging task. This paper defines variable returns to scale vigorously and explores its relationships with elasticity of scale and S-shaped functions.
Sung Ko Li
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Mixed Bertrand equilibria under decreasing returns to scale: an embarrassment of riches

Economics Letters, 2002
Steffen Hoernig
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