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Effects of internal migrants' health on economic resilience in China's Yangtze River Delta urban agglomeration: moderating effects of basic public health services. [PDF]
Front Public HealthZhang S, Deng Y.
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The resilience of economics and the economics of resilience
Economy of Industry, 2023Resilience as a category of mechanics means an ability of elastic bodies to restore their shape after mechanical pressure. Against the background of the SARS Covid-19 pandemic and other global cataclysms, the concept of resilience as stress resistance is gaining more and more popularity in economic science.
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Transfers and Resilience in Economic Networks
The B.E. Journal of Theoretical Economics, 2023Abstract We study how decentralized transfers, originated by a selfish motive to preserve direct links, affect the resilience of a network against a shock. Well-off agents transfer resources to other agents in order to prevent the shock from reaching their neighbors.
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International Review of Environmental and Resource Economics, 2018
This paper provides an interpretive overview on the economics of resilience with special reference to social–ecological systems. We address the basic sciences of regime shifts and resilience in different settings linked to empirical cases and review the economic models related to these aspects.
Chuan-Zhong Li +2 more
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This paper provides an interpretive overview on the economics of resilience with special reference to social–ecological systems. We address the basic sciences of regime shifts and resilience in different settings linked to empirical cases and review the economic models related to these aspects.
Chuan-Zhong Li +2 more
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The economic resilience of Stuttgart: vulnerable but resilientand adaptable
2018This chapter describes the experiences in the region of Stuttgart during and after the global financial and economic crisis of 2008_09. The region was severely negatively hit by the crisis but achieved a fast recovery, notably by increasing exports to China.
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Union activity and economic resilience
1986The paper analyzes how the influence of labour unions over wage contracts may make an economy less "resilient". Loss of resilience is depicted in two conceptually independent ways: (i) the tendency of exogenous variations in unemployment to become perpetuated and (ii) the possibility that such swings may give rise to a wage-unemployment ratchet.
Lindbeck, Assar, Snower, Dennis J.
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The Law and Economics of Resilience
The field of law and economics has long studied externalities, the costs and benefits actors create and yet fail to internalize. But scholars have largely overlooked a set of externalities that lead firms across the economy to systematically underinvest in resilience, with macroeconomically harmful consequences.Doni Bloomfield, Jeff Gordon
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How are households coping with high inflation in 2022? We show that, while many households remain resilient, fragilities exist. Increases in food and energy prices alongside rising rents have a much greater impact on household finances than interest rate increases on variable rate mortgages.
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Nanotechnology and economic resiliency
Nano Today, 2009Abstract Today a country's economic viability and its citizens’ job mobility require that its workforce have a strong micro- and nanotechnology education providing a skill set covering synthesis, fabrication, and characterization. An international model is offered for creating such a skilled workforce which is based on a resource sharing approach ...
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