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Supply chain stability: A study on the enabling effect of state-owned capital. [PDF]
PLoS OneGuan R, Zhang G, Han F, Chen X.
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Public Capital and Private Productivity [PDF]
Review of Economics and Statistics, 1997 This paper uses three different approaches to investigate whether the declining provision of public capital is a major cause of declining labor productivity.
Wim P. M. Vijverberg +2 more
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The Marginal Product of Capital, Capital Flows, and Convergence [PDF]
American Economic Review, 2010 into physical capital in a number of countries. However, the gains are found to be quite small.
Sirsha Chatterjee, Kanda Naknoi
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Foreign Affairs, 1997
The great majority of those who voted for Lionel Jospins Socialists in the French elections earlier this year were surely voting against, not for: they were protesting high unemployment and the aloof austerity of Alain Juppe's conservative government, not endorsing the specifics of the opposition's program.
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The great majority of those who voted for Lionel Jospins Socialists in the French elections earlier this year were surely voting against, not for: they were protesting high unemployment and the aloof austerity of Alain Juppe's conservative government, not endorsing the specifics of the opposition's program.
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Women, Production and Capitalism
1982African women have varying degrees of economic independence, often despite social orders that place them under the authority of husbands or fathers. Wives and husbands in Africa usually have separate incomes, with clearly defined financial obligations to their children, their spouse, and their spouse’s lineage. Married women generally have the right to
Nancy Hafkin, Edna Bay
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Preference, Production and Capital
1989This volume contains a selection of Professor Uzawa's important contributions to mathematical economics. Subjects covered by these nineteen essays include consumption, production, equilibrium, capital, growth, planning, international trade, and the theory of social overhead capital.
Hirofumi Uzawa, Kenneth J. Arrow
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Capital as a Factor of Production
1987The role played by capital in production has frequently been in dispute: ‘When economists reach agreement on the theory of capital they will shortly reach agreement on everything else’ (Bliss, 1975, p. vii). Disagreements are due as much to divergent definitions, or uses, of the term ‘capital’ as to different views about what should be considered a ...
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