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A Novel Approach to Regionalize Country‐Level GDP Projections
ABSTRACT Socioeconomic projections are policy support tools that are often limited to country‐level data, making them insufficient for policy areas that require a more nuanced, sub‐national perspective. For granular geographical analyses in a multicountry setting, international organizations often rely on straightforward regionalization techniques ...
Riccardo Curtale +2 more
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Paradoxical Effects of Income and Income Inequality on Racial Health Disparities. [PDF]
Assari S, Zare H.
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ABSTRACT The integration of energy transition, artificial intelligence, and the digital economy represents a significant shift in the global effort to combat energy poverty and offers innovative tools and approaches to increase energy access, efficiency, and affordability for underserved populations. This study examines the impact of energy transition,
Abdulmuttalip Pilatin +4 more
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New approach to measuring income inequality. [PDF]
Kim Y, Park J, Ju AJ.
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Nonfarm income, inequality, and poverty in rural Egypt and Jordan
Richard H. Adams
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Three essays on the relatioship between income inequality and aggregate demand [PDF]
Marina da Silva Sanches
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The Impact of Democratization and Globalization on Environmental Sustainability in Brazil
Fossil fuel, economic globalisation, and economic growth drive environmental degradation while democratisation positively influences environmental quality. ABSTRACT Although Brazil still possesses significant ecological reserves, the surplus in its biocapacity has been rapidly declining in recent years.
Mustafa Naimoğlu +3 more
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The Relationship Between College Expansion and Income Inequality
Aidan J Wang
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Imitation of location choices for rare foreign ventures: Tax‐motivated relocations of headquarters
Abstract Research Summary Peer firms tend to imitate each other's location choices for foreign subsidiaries. We examine whether they also engage in location choice imitation when undertaking rare, high‐stakes foreign ventures in the form of tax‐motivated relocations of headquarters.
Aleksi Eerola +2 more
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