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The Journal of Social Psychology, 1988
Abstract Using a sample of 18 industrialized nations, the present study found that the suicide rate of those nations was related to both the birth rate and the proportion of females in the labor force. The homicide rate of the nations was related to the gross national product per capita, the birth rate, and the proportion of females in the labor force.
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Abstract Using a sample of 18 industrialized nations, the present study found that the suicide rate of those nations was related to both the birth rate and the proportion of females in the labor force. The homicide rate of the nations was related to the gross national product per capita, the birth rate, and the proportion of females in the labor force.
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Journal of Inter-American Studies, 1960
I was invited to prepare an interpretative essay on this subject. That, and nothing more, is what this paper aspires to be. It is not a monograph and any resemblance it may bear to historiography or bibliography is purely coincidental.Any essay on economic factors in the Latin American independence movement labors under a heavy heuristic handicap.
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I was invited to prepare an interpretative essay on this subject. That, and nothing more, is what this paper aspires to be. It is not a monograph and any resemblance it may bear to historiography or bibliography is purely coincidental.Any essay on economic factors in the Latin American independence movement labors under a heavy heuristic handicap.
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The religious factor in economic development
World Development, 1980Abstract An earlier study, using factor analysis, indicated that there is a positive relationship between religion and socio-economic development in a sample of 55 countries. This study reexamines the evidence and examines more intensively the relationship between the predominant type of religion in a country and 25 social and political indicators ...
Taft Morris Cynthia, Adelman Irma
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The Economics of the Hematopoietic Growth Factors
2010The last two decades have seen a dramatic increase in overall healthcare costs. Cancer treatment cost in the United States has increased by about 75% between 1995 and 2008, accounting for $93.2 billion in direct medical costs [1, 2]. Spending on cancer drugs has increased faster than spending on other areas of treatment (such as hospitalization), due ...
Adi, Eldar-Lissai, Gary H, Lyman
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Population Factors in Development Economics
Population and Development Review, 1988Almost all the basic concepts of development economics originate with Adam Smith. Development is essentially identified with increase in per capita real income an idea that has dominated economic thought for over 2 centuries. There are at least 5 underlying conditions in society that help to determine the rate at which development may occur: 1) a ...
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Financial Factors in Economic Development. [PDF]
American Economic Review, 1989 Financial factors have been assigned strategic importance in economic development. But very different factors have been isolated in the respective experiences: in Asia unrepressed financial markets in mobilizing saving and allocating investment have been given prominence.
Rudiger Dornbusch, Alejandro Reynoso
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Financial Factors in the Economics of Capitalism
Journal of Financial Services Research, 1995The conference’s title, “Coping with Financial Fragility: a Global Perspective,” implies that financial fragility is a meaningful economic concept. Its existence, not always but from time to time, is accepted as an attribute of capitalist economies. However the structure of the dominant macro-and microeconomic theories of our time, which are built upon
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Cycles and Trends in Economic Factors
The Review of Economics and Statistics, 1923This generalization is supported by a wide range of, annual statistics for Great Britain and the United States, and especially by monthly statistics of clearings, commodity prices, and interest rates for the two countries. The argument based upon the three factors just named is outlined in the following paragraphs: i.
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The State as an Economic Factor
Science, 1886E J, James, F W, Taussig, E J, James
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