From Brazil to Japan: war, education and circulation of knowledge in the travels of Robert King Hall, 1940-1946. [PDF]
Cunha AM.
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Analysis of bilateral development assistance for surgery in low- and middle-income countries: trends, challenges and opportunities. [PDF]
Fabry S +5 more
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Safeguarding health in bilateral investment treaties: the Uruguayan experience. [PDF]
Ares G, Brunet G, Patay D, Thow AM.
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Financial institutions and corporations driving coastal conflicts involving Indigenous Peoples
Villasante S +17 more
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Quantifying public and private investment in biopharmaceutical R&D: a study of seven middle- and high-income countries. [PDF]
Fowler A +6 more
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The Trump presidency: Cascading global shocks on global health. [PDF]
Gostin LO.
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Decoding exchange rate in emerging economy: Financial and energy dynamics. [PDF]
Ullah S, Nobanee H.
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Determinants of Foreign Direct Investment [PDF]
AbstractEmpirical studies of bilateral foreign direct investment (FDI) activity show substantial differences in specifications with little agreement on the set of included covariates. We use Bayesian statistical techniques that allow one to select from a large set of candidates those variables most likely to be determinants of FDI activity.
Bruce A. Blonigen, Jeremy Piger
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Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) statistics are commonly treated as unproblematic measures of the ‘true’ levels of cross-border investment flows. Through a dissection of the manifold measurement problems underlying standard FDI statistics, this chapter offers a different perspective on these numbers.
Anca M. Voicu +2 more
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Labor Taxation and Foreign Direct Investment* [PDF]
AbstractIn this paper, we analyze the implications of the effective taxation of labor for profits and, hence, the decisions made by multinational enterprises concerning the location of their headquarters. If a higher employee‐borne tax burden reduces manager effort, it should also negatively affect firm profits and the location of the headquarters.
Peter Egger, Doina Radulescu
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