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Journal of Intensive Medicine, 2021 Coronavirus disease 19 (COVID-19) is placing a major burden on healthcare, economy and social systems worldwide owing to its fast spread and unacceptably high death toll.
Djillali Annane
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IEEE Access, 2020 In this paper, a novel joint planning framework is proposed to coordinate the investment and operation of renewable energy sources and energy storage systems (ESS) in energy and ancillary services markets.
Kunpeng Tian +3 more
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Journal of Agricultural Extension, 2005 Acquisition andutilization ofcreditfor agriculturalpurposes aidproduction and consequently makefoodavailablefor the populace. Farmers must be aware of the credit opportunities available at their disposal before such opportunities could be explored.
S D Yomi-Alfred
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Nigerian Energy Billing in A Deregulated Economy for Self-Reliance And Sustainable Development
The Proceedings of the Nigerian Academy of Science, 2013 Electric energy which is placed on top of the energy stratification and its uses at home, industry, agriculture, and in transport is indispensable.
Abubakar S. Sambo FAS +2 more
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Deregulation of the Nigerian economy: The theoretical milieu [PDF]
Megatrend revija, 2014 The deregulation of Nigerian economy was the main thrust of the Structural Adjustment Programme (SAP) introduced in the country in 1986 under the leadership of General Ibrahim Babandiga (1958-1993). Prior to that period the Nigerian economy was almost a command one with wide range of government control.
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World, 2022 This article takes a critical view on austerity policy and examines its social and economic consequences for the case of Greece. By introducing the concept of “growthless employment” it demonstrates that the implementation of internal devaluation ...
Vlassis Missos +2 more
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Platform economies and urban planning: Airbnb and regulated deregulation in London [PDF]
Urban Studies, 2018 The ‘sharing economy’ has become a new buzzword in urban life as digital technology companies set up online platforms to link together people and un- or underutilised assets with those seeking to rent them for short periods of time. While cloaked under the rhetoric of ‘sharing’, the exchanges they foster are usually profit-driven.
Ferreri, Mara, Sanyal, Romola
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Journal of Agricultural Extension, 2005 The paper notes that despite many approaches adopted by various governments in Nigeria to improve the welfare of the masses, the number ofpeople who live in impoverished conditions has continued to rise.
M A Oladoja, A O Adeokun, B O Adisa
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Journal of Agricultural and Resource Economics, 2002 Electric power markets are being deregulated nationwide with different impacts depending upon current policies and historical circumstances from region to region. The Pacific Northwest, with its historic abundance of low-cost hydropower and dependence on
Roger H. Coupal, David W. Holland
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The variety and limits of dairy policies in a context of global market deregulation
Revue de la Régulation, 2020 Since the 1980s, agricultural markets have been gradually deregulated. The milk sectors of the main dairy-exporting countries have not been shielded from these changes, which has led to a deeper global integration of dairy markets.
Daniel-Mercier Gouin, Aurélie Trouvé
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