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Prices and Affordability of Essential Medicines in 72 Low-, Middle-, and High-Income Markets.

JAMA Health Forum
Wouters OJ, Denolle C, Wei J, Papanicolas I.   +3 more
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Impact of Foreign Trade on Real Gross Domestic Product in Nepal

A Bi-annual South Asian Journal of Research & Innovation, 2023
This research uses yearly time series data from 1975 to 2023 to examine how international trade affects Nepal’s Real Gross Domestic Product (RGDP). The link between import, export and real GDP was investigated in this study using a descriptive and analytical research technique.
B. K. Thapa
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Optimizing the growth of real gross domestic product

Cybernetics and Systems Analysis, 2013
The growth of the real GDP is optimized by the receipt and distribution (in the year under review) of the return on capital for innovation and growth in consumer demand in the next year, under which the innovations and consumer demand grow in subsequent years.
B. Dunaev
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Causal Flow between Human Well-being and per Capita Real Gross Domestic Product

Social Indicators Research, 2000
Whether a country should try to improve human well-being of the masses or should concentrate solely on economic upliftment of the country is an alarming question in development economics. Survey of literature evidences a number of views in this respect. Present study uses the lagged dependent variable model to address the question.
K. Mazumdar
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THE “REAL” CHINESE GROSS DOMESTIC PRODUCT (GDP) FOR THE PRE‐REFORM PERIOD 1952–77

Review of Income and Wealth, 1993
This paper develops an econometric method based on the relationship between GDP and NMP to estimate an unknown Chinese GDP series of 1952–77 using recently available Chinese GDP data of 1978–90 and a reconstructed NMP series of 1952–90. In this manner, a long‐term (1952–90) series of China's GDP has been obtained for long‐term analyses.
Harry X. Wu
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