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Geographic and Socioeconomic Variation in Aesthetic Plastic Surgery Pricing Across the United States: A State-Level Analysis of Income, Gross Domestic Product, and Real Economic Burden. [PDF]

Aesthet Surg J Open Forum
Güler I, Grieb G, Kraus A, Stelling H.
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Wealth redistribution policies to mitigate the impact of development assistance defunding: a retrospective evaluation and forecasting analysis up to 2030.

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Sibils GB, Anderle RVR, da Silva AF, de Sales LOF, Pena D, Monti C, Vaz CG, Esposito L, Anderson E, Jara X, Santa H, de Jesus GDS, Cavalcanti DM, Nhacolo A, Macicame I, Bassat Q, Rasella D.   +16 more
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The health production function in South Asia: panel evidence on education, health expenditure, governance, and longevity. [PDF]

Front Public Health
Ridwan M, Antor ZA, Ko J, Hossain ME, Leung CK, Ming WK, Rehman MZ.   +6 more
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Supply, demand and use of economic evidence in vaccine policymaking in Africa: A scoping review. [PDF]

PLOS Glob Public Health
Mazuba E, Kazibwe J, Chirwa J, Banda A, Kaonga O, Chitah B, Orangi S, Barasa E, Masiye F.   +8 more
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FURTHER EVIDENCE ON SPANISH REGIONAL CONVERGENCE (PER CAPITA INCOME VERSUS WELFARE, ARE THEY SO DIFFERENT?) [PDF]

Mas, Matilde, Goerlich, Francisco J.
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Per Capita Income on Poverty in Malaysia

Proceeding of The International Conference on Economics and Business, 2022
Poverty can worsen as it makes it difficult for people to fulfill their basic needs. Income is a key indicator in overcoming poverty as an increase in income can increase people's consumption levels. This study aims to examine the relationship between per capita income and the poverty rate in Indonesia.
null Ilham Sentosa, null Husni Muharram Ritonga   +1 more
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Technological Development and Per Capita Income

American Journal of Sociology, 1959
To learn the relationship of technological development to the standard of living, three measures of technological development were used: capitalized earnings attributable to technological development in manufacturing, capital investiment in new plant and equipment, and the consumption of inanimate energy.
William F. Ogburn, Francis R. Allen
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