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A Conversation with Carlota Perez: A Life of Revolutions

Development and Change, EarlyView.
Amir Lebdioui
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Health and Social Support in the Aftermath of the Maui Wildfires.

JAMA Netw Open
Juarez R, Phankitnirundorn K, Ozorio Dutra SV, Bond-Smith D, Lee AG, Maunakea AK.   +5 more
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The economics of women and depression: an employer's perspective

Journal of Affective Disorders, 2003
While there is a growing literature on various aspects of depression in women, there is little research about the economic cost of depression in women. This analysis focuses on the direct and indirect cost to employers of female compared to male employees treated for depression, and their service utilization patterns.We used a claims database from a ...
Howard G. Birnbaum
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The return of depression economics

Foreign Affairs, 1999

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FAMILY ECONOMICS IN PROSPERITY AND DEPRESSION

, 1933
Webster Powell
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The Economic Depression of the Renaissance

The Economic History Review, 1962
VYW henever a medievalist ventures to talk about the Renaissance, he knows that he will be automatically suspect of bias, even if he utters nothing but praise. How much more suspect when he dares to introduce economic depression in the midst of artistic plenty!
Harry A. Miskimin, Robert Sabatino Lopez
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The economic burden of depression

General Hospital Psychiatry, 1986
This article provides estimates of direct treatment costs and indirect costs from lost productivity associated with the morbidity and mortality of depression. Data are based on epidemiologic estimates of the prevalence of major depressive illness and on the number of suicides assumed to be secondary to depression.
Mark S. Kamlet, Richar Frank, Alan Stoudemire, Dan G. Blazer, Nancy Hedemark   +4 more
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The Economic Burden of Depression in Switzerland

PharmacoEconomics, 2013
Despite the high prevalence of depression, information about the burden of this disease in Switzerland is scarce. A better knowledge of the costs of depression may provide important information for future national preventive programmes, optimizing cost-effective budgeting. The estimates of national costs may improve the public's awareness of depression
Tomonaga, Yuki, Haettenschwiler, Josef, Hatzinger, Martin, Holsboer-Trachsler, Edith, Rufer, Michael, Hepp, Urs, Szucs, Thomas D   +6 more
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