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Impact of Medical-Prevention Integration on Resource Utilization Efficiency in Chronic Disease Management Among Older Adults: Ethical and Economic Perspectives. [PDF]
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Systemic approaches for the protection of our oceans and marine environments. [PDF]
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Representation gap for transition factors from social sciences in energy and emissions modeling
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Economic Integration and Economic Disintegration
2021RTAs are constantly changing. New customs unions are formed, states join them and especially since Brexit it has also become a reality that states may leave them again. But what happens to anti-dumping measures during such periods of change? The core of this problem is that anti-dumping measures are imposed following an investigation that considered ...
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On Pacific Economic Integration
The Economic Journal, 1992While the Uruguay Round of GATT negotiations is stalled, regional integration has proliferated. The Uruguay Round is most likely to end with a smaller package of achievements than anticipated at Punta del Este in I986. Even if it is concluded, it is inevitable that the contracting parties will attempt to pursue their aims by means of alternative routes
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Economic Impact of Economic Integration
2009We have discussed in Chapter 4 about the GTAP model which is implemented to estimate the economic impact of the regional integration. The recursive updating procedure is used to update the GTAP data of version 6. The model has been run to analyze the economic impacts of several simulated regional trade agreement scenarios. The regional trade agreements
Kakali Mukhopadhyay, Paul J. Thomassin
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Economic Integration as Competitive Discipline
International Economic Review, 1992This paper reexamines the standard notion that economic integration will promote competition. Using an illustrative model, it is shown that integration will indeed enhance competition if the foreign firm is the low-cost producer. But if the foreign firm is the high-cost producer, integration will retard competition if the initial tariff level is low ...
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