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A Classification of Models in Economic Geography
Soviet Geography, 1971AbstractModels used in economic geography are classified on the basis of a general scientific classification of models which distinguishes two broad categories: ideal and material models. Ideal models are further categorized as visual, symbolic, and mathematical models, and material models as natural, physical, and mathematical models. Examples of each
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The Economic Role of Risk Classification
1983This chapter discusses the economic rationale for risk classification and the effects on the insurance market if insurance companies are unable to classify applicants for coverage.1 The principal result is that the market may become unstable if insurers are unable to classify; that is, there may be no equilibrium set of contracts offerable that will ...
J. David Cummins +3 more
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THE CONCEPT OF ECONOMIC CRIMES AND THEIR CLASSIFICATION
EKONOMIKA I UPRAVLENIE: PROBLEMY, RESHENIYAIn the modern world, economic crimes are a serious threat to the economic security of the state, as they significantly affect the development of the production sector, as well as restrain the flow of investments, which contributes to the fact that the budget does not receive a significant part of income, and inflation increases, which interferes with ...
Walid V. Magomadov +1 more
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The Economics of Land Classification for Irrigation
Journal of Farm Economics, 1950ASOUND appraisal of the land resources of a proposed reclamation project has an economic importance that cannot be emphasized too strongly. The earliest land classification work of the Bureau of Reclamation began when the first projects were investigated and authorized in 1903. The primary purpose was to delineate the area which could be served.
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‘Heterodox economics’ and the problems of classification
Journal of Economic Methodology, 2012This paper discusses classification in Economics via the case of ‘heterodox economics (HE)’. It argues that the debate over HE reflects several important methodological issues: the need and motives for classification, and its consequences; dualism; and simplicity versus complexity.
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Appraisal of the Economic Classification of Farms
Journal of Farm Economics, 1948K. L. Bachman +3 more
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Economic Problems in the Classification of Land
1952Westermarck, N., Westermarck, N.
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Obesity and Economic Environments
Ca-A Cancer Journal for Clinicians, 2014Ruopeng An, Roland Sturm
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Soft Tissue Sarcomas: Classification and Natural History
Ca-A Cancer Journal for Clinicians, 1981Steven I Hajdu, S I Hajdu
exaly