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Global Competition for Attracting Talents and the World Economy [PDF]
AbstractThis paper studies the effect of liberalising the international mobility of college‐educated workers on the world economy. First, we combine data on effective and desired migration to identify the net pool of foreign talents (NPFT) of selected high‐income countries. So far, the EU‐15 has poorly benefited from its NPFT while the US has mobilised
Frédéric DOCQUIER, Joël MACHADO
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Planar embeddings with a globally attracting fixed point [PDF]
We consider sufficient conditions which guarantee that a planar embedding has a unique fixed point. We study sufficient conditions which imply the appearing of a globally attracting fixed point for such an embedding.
Alarcon, Begona +2 more
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Global Attractivity in Nonlinear Delay Difference Equations [PDF]
We obtain a set of sufficient conditions under which all positive solutions of the nonlinear delay difference equation x n + 1 = x n f ( x
Kocić, V. Lj., Ladas, G.
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Global Attractivity for a Population Model with Time Delay [PDF]
In this paper we give a sufficient condition which guarantees the global attractivity of the zero solution of a population growth equation.
So, Joseph W.-H., Yu, J. S.
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Global attractivity in Goodwin’s oscillator with finite delay
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Liz, E, Martinez, C, Trofimchuk, S
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Global Attractivity of the Equilibrium of a Nonlinear Difference Equation [PDF]
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Graef, J. R., Qian, C.
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Global Attractivity of Periodic Solutions of Population Models
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FERGOLA, PAOLO +2 more
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On Global Attractivity of a Class of Nonautonomous Difference Equations [PDF]
We mainly investigate the global behavior to the family of higher‐order nonautonomous recursive equations given by yn = (p + ryn−s)/(q + ϕn(yn−1, yn−2, …, yn−m) + yn−s), n ∈ ℕ0, with p ≥ 0, r, q > 0, s, m ∈ ℕ and positive initial values, and present some sufficient conditions for the parameters and maps ϕn : (ℝ+) m → ℝ+, n ∈ ℕ0, under which every ...
Wanping Liu, Xiaofan Yang, Jianqiu Cao
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Global attractivity in population dynamics
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Kulenović, M. R.S. +2 more
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Global attractivity for a family of nonlinear difference equations
This note is concerned with real sequences that satisfy the recurrence relation \[ x_{n+1}=\frac{ f(x_{n-r_{1}},\dots ,x_{n-r_{k}})g(x_{n-m_{1}},\dots ,x_{n-m_{l}})+h(x_{n-p_{1}},\dots ,x_{n-p_{s}})+1}{ f(x_{n-r_{1}},\dots ,x_{n-r_{k}})+g(x_{n-m_{1}},\dots ,x_{n-m_{l}})+h(x_{n-p_{1}},\dots ,x_{n-p_{s}}) }, \tag{1} \] for \(n=0,1,\dots ,\) where \(R_{+}=
Taixiang Sun, Hongjian Xi
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