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Good Economics, Bad Economics, and European Economics [PDF]
The editors of Kyklos have asked the question: Is there a European economics? This short essay tries to give an answer by first trying to provide a framework for a sensible answer in economics, and then following suit by illustrating how in the context of this frame-work, the answer can be given. In so doing, the essay touches on theories of regulation,
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Climate change is anticipated to have long-term and widespread direct consequences for the European marine ecosystems and subsequently for the European fishery sector.
Katell G. Hamon +13 more
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Nitrogen Fertilizer Split Application Response on Late Maturing Maize ((Zea mays L.) at Banshure and Omonada Woredas, Sowthwest Ethiopia [PDF]
The field experiments were carried out at Buno Bedele and Omonada Jimma Zones on farmers’ fields for three consecutive main seasons and two sites each. The 10 treatments were laid down in a randomized complete block design (RCBD) with three replications ...
Muhidin Hajigelan +2 more
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While the costs to Medicare of solid organ transplants are varied and considerable, the total Medicare expenditure of $4.2 billion for solid organ transplant recipients in 2013 remains less than 1% of all Medicare expenditures. Kidney transplant remains one of the most cost-effective surgical interventions in medicine and exhibits a rare feature in ...
M A, Schnitzler +8 more
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The economic voter and economic crisis [PDF]
Theories of economic voting have a long tradition in political science and continue to inspire a large group of scholars. Classical economic voting theory assumes a reward-and-punishment mechanism (Key, 1966). This mechanism implies that incumbents are more likely to stay in power under a good economy, but are cast out under a bad economy (Lewis-Beck ...
Dassonneville, Ruth +1 more
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Health and Humanitarian Assistance: Towards an Integrated Norm under International Law
This contribution assesses how a set of health-related norms under international law and ethics apply to situations where humanitarian assistance is provided.
Brigit Toebes
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ECONOMY, ECONOMICS, ECONOMIC, ECONOMICAL [PDF]
To speak and understand a language means - among many other things - knowing the words of that language. The average speaker knows, hears, understands and uses thousands of words daily. But does he use them appropriately? That is why this paper is about words and meanings.
Sim Monica Ariana, Pop Anamaria Mirabela
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ECONOMIC LITERACY AND ECONOMIC DECISIONS [PDF]
This study investigates social studies learning is a scientific field that cannot be separated from its role in solving problems that occur in society. Students will participate as agents of change in society that have knowledge, insights, attitudes, and understandings that are upholding sustainability.Social studies need more authentic learning, which
Budiwati, Neti +3 more
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ABSOLUTE AND COMPARATIVE SUSTAINABILITY OF FARMING ENTERPRISES IN BULGARIA
Evaluating absolute and comparative sustainability of farming enterprises is among the most topical issues for researchers, farmers, investors, administrators, politicians, interests groups and public at large.
H. Bachev
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Health economic evaluations are comparative analyses of alternative courses of action in terms of their costs and consequences. The Consolidated Health Economic Evaluation Reporting Standards (CHEERS) statement, published in 2013, was created to ensure ...
D. Husereau +14 more
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