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Hydrogen is an energy carrier, produced from renewable and nonrenewable resources. It can be stored in a variety of materials and transported to distant locations. This article reviews progress in hydrogen technology by looking at environmental and economic impact, cost analysis, and policy support at government level as way forward for bringing it to ...
Xuexue Pan+5 more
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INDUSTRIAL ADMINISTRATION AND ECONOMIC POLICY
Richard D. Gregory+23 more
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Part 4: The State of Soccer in Hampton Roads [PDF]
The beautiful game is thriving in Hampton Roads. Two new professional soccer teams now play in the region and thousands of children, teenagers and young adults play on pitches from Williamsburg to Virginia Beach.
Dragas Center for Economic Analysis and Policy
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This study aims to provide actionable recommendations for leveraging digital innovation for the achievement of scalable, equitable, and transparent Net Zero Energy Transition by offering actionable recommendations. As a result of this comprehensive analysis, the review highlights the critical interplay between digital technologies and GF as vital ...
Furkan Ahmad+3 more
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The Future Economic Policy of the United States
G. B. Hotchkiss, William Adams Brown
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6. National Economic Policy in an Interdependent World Economy [PDF]
Richard N. Cooper
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Marriage and consumption insurance: what's love got to do with it? [PDF]
This paper explores the role of marriage when markets are incomplete so that individuals cannot diversify their idiosyncratic labor income risk. Ceteris paribus, an individual would prefer to marry a hedge (i.e.
Claremont Institute for Economic Policy Studies+1 more
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A report to the Committee on the Nobel Prize in Economic Science, 1985: the contributions of James M. Buchanan to economics and political economy [PDF]
Buchanan's contributions through 1984 are surveyed in six areas: (A) debt, fiscal illusion, and Keynesian criticisms, (B) London School of Economics cost approach, (C) methodological individualism and the economics of politics, (D) welfare price theory, (
Borcherding, Thomas E.+1 more
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