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SSRN Electronic Journal, 2009
AbstractThe US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has been the target of two recent controversies involving the devaluation of life: the 2003 use of a senior discount for the value of statistical life for people over age 65, and the 2008 downward reassessment of the value of statistical life by the EPA Air Office.
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AbstractThe US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has been the target of two recent controversies involving the devaluation of life: the 2003 use of a senior discount for the value of statistical life for people over age 65, and the 2008 downward reassessment of the value of statistical life by the EPA Air Office.
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International Economic Review, 1989
The effect of a future anticipated devaluation is studied in the context of Sidrauski-type model without capital mobility. When the public is compensated for the real balance effect of the devaluation, the current account deteriorates and the interest rate increases before the devaluation occurs; when the devaluation takes place, the current account ...
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The effect of a future anticipated devaluation is studied in the context of Sidrauski-type model without capital mobility. When the public is compensated for the real balance effect of the devaluation, the current account deteriorates and the interest rate increases before the devaluation occurs; when the devaluation takes place, the current account ...
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The nominal devaluation and real devaluation: the case of Algeria
International Journal of Trade and Global Markets, 2020This paper explores the relationship between nominal and real effective exchange rates (REERs) using time series data over the period 1994-2018 for Algeria. The autoregressive distributed lag (ARDL) and error correction method have been employed to test the long run and short run relationship.
Bilal, Boubellouta, Lian, An
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The Question is Not Whether "To Devalue or Not to Devalue?" But Rather "What to Devalue?"
2013In this policy brief, we review the problem of a lack of competitiveness and the policy options to improve competitiveness and hence promote economic growth. Inadequate competitiveness can be measured as a sustained current account deficit of the balance of payments.
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The devaluation effect: activating a need devalues unrelated objects
Journal of Consumer Research, 2003It is commonly assumed that an object capable of satisfying a need will be perceived as subjectively more valuable as the need for it intensifies. For example, the more active the need to eat, the more valuable food will become. This outcome could be called a valuation effect. In this article, we suggest a second basic influence of needs on evaluations:
Brendl, C Miguel +2 more
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Devaluation of ethanol reinforcement
Alcohol, 2004Postingestive CNS pharmacologic effects of ethanol are often assumed to provide the major stimuli for development and maintenance of ethanol self-administration in rats. However, there is little direct evidence to support this assumption. In all procedures that have been used to initiate ethanol intake in rats, some type of taste adaptation or taste ...
Herman H, Samson +5 more
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Journal of Health and Social Behavior, 1970
Aging is generally associated with declining capacities and decreased activity. Social usage and employment practices suggest that chronological age influences capacity evaluation as an independent status attribute. The prevalence of disability increases with age; the rate of severe disability rises markedly at ages 55-64.
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Aging is generally associated with declining capacities and decreased activity. Social usage and employment practices suggest that chronological age influences capacity evaluation as an independent status attribute. The prevalence of disability increases with age; the rate of severe disability rises markedly at ages 55-64.
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The Devaluation of Nursing: a Position Statement
Nursing Ethics, 2008How nursing as a profession is valued may be changing and needs to be explored and understood in a global context. We draw on data from two empirical studies to illustrate our argument. The first study explored the value of nursing globally, the second investigated the experiences of overseas trained nurses recruited to work in a migrant capacity in ...
Allan, H, Tschudin, V, Horton, K
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Devaluation of Biological Knowledge
Image: the Journal of Nursing Scholarship, 1988A plea is made not to devalue the biological sciences at a time when a majority of nurses are drawing heavily from biological knowledge to provide increasingly complex care to increasingly sicker clients. Benefits of reemphasizing the biological sciences in nursing are that this knowledge would (a) advance nursing science and research by providing ...
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The Devaluation of Women's Competence
Journal of Social Issues, 1985Research on the evaluation of competent women is reviewed in the context of the experiences of some eminent academic women with the objectives of bridging the distance between these two sources of data, and of identifying some of the conditions under which competent women are likely to be evaluated less favorably than comparable men. Findings generally
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