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La Comunicació televisiva als Estats Units

Anàlisi: quaderns de comunicació i cultura, 1984
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Reflexions sobre curanderisme als Estats Units

Gimbernat: revista catalana d'història de la medicina i de la ciència, 1989
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Fritz Lang, Alemanya i Estats Units

Revista del Centre de Lectura de Reus, 2011
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El Quart Poder als Estat Units

Capçalera, 1994
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Role of Real Estate to the National Economy in the United States

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L'economia dels Estats Units: la decadència s'accelera

DCidob, 2009
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Corporate Real Estate Unit Formation: Rationale, Industry and Type of Unit [PDF]

Journal of Real Estate Research, 1989
This research investigates relationships between a corporation's rationale for forming a Corporate Real Estate Unit (CREU), its industry, and the type of CREU formed. Four conclusions are offered.
Ronald C. Rutherford, Robert W. Stone
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Real Estate Investment Trusts in the United Kingdom

Bulletin for International Taxation, 2010
This second in a series of four articles deals with the Real Estate Investment Trust (REIT) regime in the United Kingdom. A previous article considered the US REIT regime – two subsequent ones examine REITS in Germany and compare the three regimes.
N. Fritsch, J. Prebble, R. Prebble
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Slaughter Estate Unit Tertiary Pilot Performance

Journal of Petroleum Technology, 1982
Summary Amoco Production Co. began in the early 1970's to work toward a reservoir test of the CO2 miscible displacement process in the Slaughter Estate Unit (SEU). Because of difficulties in obtaining a reliable pure CO2 source, a feed gas stream to the Slaughter gasoline plant sulfur recovery unit was chosen as the
Hunter G. Rowe, Derryl S. York, Joseph C. Ader   +2 more
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Real estate market institutions in the United Kingdom: Implications for the United States

Housing Policy Debate, 1994
Abstract The characteristics of the recently stressed U.K. housing and real estate markets are compared with market behavior and performance in the United States. Four distinguishing characteristics are examined: the mortgage instrument, long‐term price declines, asset derivatives, and a privatized secondary market. In the United Kingdom, lenders shift
Peter Chinloy, Isaac F. Megbolugbe
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