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Growth,
development and natural resources: New evidence using a heterogeneous pan=
el
analysis &nb=
sp;Pages
305-318 Tiago V. de V. Cavalcanti, Kamiar Mohaddes, Mehdi Raissi |
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An
assessment of another decade of capital controls in Colombia: 1998–=
2008 Pages 319-338 |
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Nonlinear
effects of monetary policy on stock returns in a smooth transition
autoregressive model
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Should
the government directly intervene in stock market during a crisis?=
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Enforcement
of nineteenth century banking contracts using a marriage rule<=
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Demographics,
dividend clienteles and the dividend premium Pages 368-375 King Fuei Lee |
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Private
debt, unused credit lines, and seasoned equity offerings Pages 376-388 Yang Liu, J.
Jimmy Yang |
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The
impact of US news on the German stock market—An event study analysi=
s Pages 389-398 |
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Carbon
Financial Instruments, thin trading, and volatility: Evidence from the
Chicago Climate Exchange
Pages 399-407 Omid Sabbaghi, Navid Sabbaghi |
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10. |
Asymmetric
convergence in US financial credit default swap sector index markets |
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Trade
credit versus bank credit: Evidence from corporate inventory financing Pages 419-434 |
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Risk
management of precious metals Pages 435-441 |
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The
role of macroeconomic policies in the global crisis=
Pages 787-803 Pietro Catte, Pietro Cova, Patrizio Pagano, Ignazio Visco |
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Interest
rate setting at the ECB: Individual preferences and collective decision
making Pages 80=
4-820
José Ramón Cancelo, Diego Varel=
a,
José Manuel Sánchez-Santos |
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Towards
a more integrated, symmetric and viable EMU Pages 821-830 Ronny Norén |
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A
network perspective on international banking integration Iván=
Arribas, Francisco Pére=
z,
Emili Tortosa-Ausina |
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5. |
Public
expenditures on education, human capital and growth in Canada: An OLG mod=
el
analysis &nb=
sp; |
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Capital
allocation in the Greek regions Pages 866-888 Panagioti=
s
Liargovas, Irene Daskalo=
poulou |
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EU
regional convergence and policy: Does the concept of region matter? Pages 889-900 Adolfo Maza, José Villaverde |
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8. |
India's
demand for international reserve and monetary disequilibrium: Reserve
adequacy under floating regime Pages 901-919 Ritesh
Kumar Mishra, Chandan
Sharma |
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A
welfare perspective on the fiscal–monetary policy mix: The role of
alternative fiscal instruments Pages 920-952 Luigi Mara=
ttin,
Massimiliano Marzo, Paolo
Zagaglia |
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Fiscal
stringency and fiscal sustainability: Panel evidence from the American st=
ate
and local governments
Pages 953-969 Saeid Mahdavi, Joakim Westerlund |
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1. |
The
relationship between investment and large exchange rate depreciations in
dollarized economies
Pages 1265-1279 Luis Carranza, Jose E. Galdon-Sanchez,
Javier Gomez-Biscarri |
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Financial
integration and business cycles in a small open economy=
Pages 1280-1302 |
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Real
exchange rate dynamics: The role of elastic labor supply Pages 1303-1322 |
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U.S.
and Latin American stock market linkages Pages 1341-1357 Abdelmounaim Lahrech, K=
evin Sylwester |
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Monetary
policy and the exchange rate: Evaluation of VAR models<=
/b> Pages 1358-1374 Jarkko
P. Jääskelä, David Jennings |
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Monetary
policy implementation and overnight rate persistence Pages 1375-1386 |
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Volatility
spillovers between oil prices and stock sector returns: Implications for
portfolio management
Pages 1387-1405 Mohamed El Hedi<=
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Arouri, Jamel |
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Credit
crunch in a small open economy Pages 1406-1428 Micha&#=
322;
Brzoza-Brzezina, Krzysztof Makarski |
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10. |
Do the
ASEAN countries and Taiwan form a common currency area?=
Pages 1429-1435 |
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11. |
Regime
switches in exchange rate volatility and uncovered interest parity=
Pages 1436-1450 |
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12. |
The
going public decision and the structure of equity markets Pages 1451-1470 Alfonso |
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13. |
International
comovements in inflation rates and country
characteristics
Pages 1471-1490 |
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14. |
The
risk adjusted uncovered equity parity Pages 1491-1505 Heeho Kim |
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15. |
Regional
capital mobility in China: 1978–2006 =
Pages
1506-1515 Kenneth S. Chan, Vinh Q.T. Dang,
Jennifer T. Lai, Isabel K.M. Yan |
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Funded
pensions and intergenerational and international risk sharing in general
equilibrium =
Pages
1516-1534 Roel M.W.J. Beetsma,
A. Lans Bovenberg=
, Ward
E. Romp |
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Measuring
financial market integration over the long run: Is there a U-shape? Pages 1535-1561 Vadym Volosovych |
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18. |
Real
exchange rate dynamics revisited: A case with financial market imperfecti=
ons Pages 1562-1589 Ippei Fujiwara, Yuki Teranishi=
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How
much should inflation targeters care about the
exchange rate?
Pages 1590-1617 Carlos J. Garcia, Jorge E. Restrepo, Scott Ro= ger |
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Systems
thinking, market failure, and the development of innovation policy: The c=
ase
of Australia
Pages 1145-1156 Mark Dodgson, Alan Hughes, John Foste=
r,
Stan Metcalfe |
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Innovation
across Europe: How important are institutional differences? Pages 1157-1169 |
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3. |
US
biopharmaceutical finance and the sustainability of the biotech business
model Pag=
es
1170-1187 William Lazonick, Öner
Tulum |
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Spatial
collocation and venture capital in the US biotechnology industry Pages 1188-1199 |
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5. |
Incorporating
technical risk in compound real option models to value a pharmaceutical
R&D licensing opportunity Pages 1200-1216 D. Cass=
imon,
M. De Backer, P.J. Engelen, M. Van Wouwe, V. Yordanov |
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To
explore or to exploit? An empirical investigation of acquisitions by large
incumbents &=
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7. |
Inside
multi-disciplinary science and engineering research centers: The impact of
organizational climate on invention disclosures and patents Pages 1226-1239 |
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Linking
induced technological change, and environmental regulation: Evidence from
patenting in the U.S. auto industry Pages 1240-1252 Jaegul Lee, Francisco M. Velos=
o,
David A. Hounshell |
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Environmental
policy vs. public pressure: Innovation and diffusion of alternative bleac=
hing
technologies in the pulp industry Pages 1253-1268 David Pop=
p,
Tamara Hafner, Nick John=
stone |
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The
impact of funding on research collaboration: Evidence from a developing
country &nbs=
p; Pages
1269-1279 Diego Ubfal, Alessandro Maffioli |
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Self-organization
of industrial clustering in a transition economy: A proposed framework and
case study evidence from China Pages 1280-1294 Zheng
He, Lez Rayman-Ba=
cchus, Yiming Wu |
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12. |
A
functionalist framework to compare research systems applied to an analysi=
s of
the transformation of the Chinese research system |
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1. |
More
Dollars than Sense: Refining Our Knowledge of Development Finance Using <=
span
class=3DSpellE>AidData
Pages 1891-1906 Michael J. Tierney, Daniel L. Nielson,
Darren G. Hawkins, J. Timmons Roberts, Michael G. Findley, Ryan M. Powers,
Bradley Parks, Sven E. Wilson, Robert L. Hicks |
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Aid
Quality and Donor Rankings
Pages 1907-1917 Stephen Knack, F. Halsey Rogers, Nicholas Eu=
bank |
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The
Money Trail: Ranking Donor Transparency in Foreign Aid<=
/b> Pages 1918-1929 Anirban Ghosh, Homi Kharas |
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RhetoricversusReality: The Best and Worst o=
f Aid
Agency Practices
Pages 1930-1949 |
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Are
‘New’ Donors Different? Comparing the Allocation of Bilateral=
Aid
Between nonDAC and DAC Donor Countries=
Pages 1950-1968 Axel Dreher, Peter Nunnenkamp,
Rainer Thiele |
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The
Rise (and Decline?) of Arab Aid: Generosity and Allocation in the Oil Era=
Pages 1969-1980 Debra Shushan, Christopher Marcoux |
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What
Determines the Size of Aid Projects? Pages 1981-1994 Christophe=
r Kilby |
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The
Localized Geography of Foreign Aid: A New Dataset and Application to Viol=
ent
Armed Conflict
Pages 1995-2009 Michael G. Findley, Josh Powell, Danie=
l Strandow, Jeff Tanner |
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Coding
Error or Statistical Embellishment? The Political Economy of Reporting
Climate Aid =
Pages
2010-2020 Axel Michaelowa, Katharina Michaelowa |
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10. |
Foreign
Aid and Regime Change: A Role for Donor Intent Pages 2021-2031 Sarah Blo=
dgett Bermeo |
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Chasing
Success: Health Sector Aid and Mortality Pages 2032-2043 Sven E. W=
ilson |
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Dodging
Adverse Selection: How Donor Type and Governance Condition Aid’s
Effects on School Enrollment Pages 2044-2053 Zachary Christensen, Dustin
Homer, Daniel L. Nielson |
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1. |
Overview
of the Northeast Asia energy situation Pages 6703-6711 David von =
Hippel, Timothy Savage, Peter Hayes |
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Introduction
to the Asian Energy Security project: Project organization and methodolog=
ies |
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Energy
security and sustainability in Northeast Asia Pages 6719-6730 |
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The
Japanese energy sector: Current situation, and future paths Pages 6731-6744 |
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Recent
development of energy supply and demand in China, and energy sector prosp=
ects
through 2030
Pages 6745-6759 Yanjia Wan=
g, Alun Gu, Aling
Zhang |
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Energy
sector of the Russian Far East: Current status and scenarios for the futu=
re Pages 6760-6780 Victor
Kalashnikov, Ruslan Guli=
dov,
Alexander Ognev |
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DPRK
energy sector development priorities: Options and preferences<=
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The
long-term forecast of Taiwan’s energy supply and demand: LEAP model
application =
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Australia:
Approaching an energy crossroads Pages 6804-6813 Jim Falk, Domenica
Settle |
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Energy
supply, demand, and policy in Viet Nam, with future projections Pages 6814-6826 |
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Japan's
spent fuel and plutonium management challenge Pages 6827-6841 Tadahiro Katsuta, Tatsujiro
Suzuki |
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Japanese
wind energy development policy: Grand plan or group think? Pages 6842-6854 |
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Northeast
Asia regional energy infrastructure proposals Pages 6855-6866 David von=
Hippel, Ruslan Gulidov, Victor Kalashnikov, Peter Hayes |
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Future
regional nuclear fuel cycle cooperation in East Asia: Energy security cos=
ts
and benefits =
;Pages
6867-6881 David von Hippel, Peter Hayes, =
Jungmin Kang, Tadahiro =
Katsuta |
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Energy
demand and supply, energy policies, and energy security in the Republic of
Korea Pag=
es
6882-6897 Hoseok Kim, Eui-soon
Shin, Woo-jin Chung |
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The
cost of domestic energy prices to Saudi Arabia Pages 6900-6905 Yousef Alyousef, Paul S=
tevens |
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Analysis
on influence factors of China's CO2emissions based on Path–STIRPAT
model Pag=
es
6906-6911 Huanan Li, Hailin
Mu, Ming Zhang, Nan Li |
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Securing
energy equity
Pages 6912-6913 =
Lars Kåre Grimsby |
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Capacity
factors and solar job creation Pages 6914-6915 Matt Cro=
ucher |
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20. |
Comparative
study of different nuclear fuel cycle options: Quantitative analysis on
material flow
Pages 6916-6924 |
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21. |
Sugar
rush: Prospects for a global ethanol market Pages 6925-6935 Anil Hira |
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22. |
Consumer
choice between ethanol and gasoline: Lessons from Brazil and Sweden |
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The
Honduran palm oil industry: Employing lessons from Malaysia in the search=
for
economically and environmentally sustainable energy solutions<=
/span> Pages 6943-6950 Catherine
Craven |
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Antagonistic
bioenergies: Technological divergence of the
ethanol industry in Brazil |
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Spatial
variation of emissions impacts due to renewable energy siting
decisions in the Western U.S. under high-renewable penetration scenarios<=
/span> Pages 6962-6971 Seth Blumsack, Jianhua Xu |
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The
optimum mix of electricity from wind- and solar-sources in conventional p=
ower
systems: Evaluating the case for New York State Pages 6972-6980 |
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A
local-scale low-carbon plan based on the STIRPAT model and the scenario
method: The case of Minhang District, Shangha=
i,
China =
Pages
6981-6990 Mingwei Wang, Yue
Che, Kai Yang, Min Wang, Lijun
Xiong, Yuchi Huan=
g |
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Panel
estimation for CO2emissions, energy consumption, economic growth, trade
openness and urbanization of newly industrialized countries
Pages 6991-6999 Md. Sharif Hossai=
n |
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Efficiency-improving
fossil fuel technologies for electricity generation: Data selection and
trends =
; Pages
7000-7014 Elisa Lanzi, Elena Verdolini, Ivan Hašč=
ič |
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Analyzing
public awareness and acceptance of alternative fuel vehicles in China: The
case of EV &=
nbsp;Pages
7015-7024 Yong Zhang, Yifeng Yu, Bai Zou |
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31. |
Potential
role of power authorities in offshore wind power development in the US
Pages 7025-7035=
Amardeep Dhanju, Jeremy Firestone, Willett Kempton |
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Prioritizing
towards a green export portfolio for India: An environmental
input–output approach
Pages 7036-7048 Amrita Goldar,
Jaya Bhanot, Kazushige S=
himpo |
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Projecting
demand and supply of forest biomass for heating in Norway Pages 7049-7058 |
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The
impact of tax reform on new car purchases in Ireland Pages 7059-7067 Hugh Henne=
ssy,
Richard S.J. Tol |
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Reconsidering
the European regulation of merchant transmission investment in light of t=
he third
energy package: The role of dominant generators Pages 7068-7077 Adrien de Hauteclocque,=
Vincent
Rious |
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What
is driving CO2emissions in a typical manufacturing center of South China?=
The
case of Jiangsu Province
Pages 7078-7083 Sai Liang,=
Tianzhu Zhang |
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Household
energy demand in Kenya: An application of the linear approximate almost i=
deal
demand system (LA-AIDS)
Pages 7084-7094 Dianah |
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Net
energy yield from production of conventional oil |
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Carbon
capture and storage—Investment strategies for the future? Pages 7103-7111 |
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Performance
evaluation and improvement directions for an Indian electric utility Pages 7112-7120 Vinod Kumar Yadav, N.P.=
Padhy, H.O. Gupta |
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Voluntary
agreements in the field of energy efficiency and emission reduction: Revi=
ew
and analysis of experiences in the European Union |
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Fuel
consumption rates of passenger cars in China: Labels versus real-world Pages 7130-7135 Hong Huo, Zhiliang Yao, Kebin He, Xin Yu |
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Fruitful
symbiosis: Why an export bundled with wind energy is the most feasible op=
tion
for North African concentrated solar power Pages 7136-7145 Christoph Kost, Benjami=
n Pfluger, Wolfgang Eichhammer,
Mario Ragwitz |
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Energy
efficiency and the cost of GHG abatement: A comparison of bottom-up and
hybrid models for the US
Pages 7146-7155 Rose Murphy, Mark Jaccard |
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When
the grace period is over: Assessing the new Member States' compliance wit=
h EU
requirements for oil stockholding Pages 7156-7164 Jale Tosun
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Green
growth in the post-Copenhagen climate Pages 7165-7173 Thomas Sterner, =
Maria
Damon |
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The
cost of fuel economy in the Indian passenger vehicle market Pages 7174-7183 |
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Employment
impacts of solar energy in Turkey Pages 7184-7190 Müjgan Çetin, Nilüfer Eğrican |
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Implications
of local lifecycle analyses and low carbon fuel standard design on gasohol
transportation fuels
Pages 7191-7201 Adam M. Boies, D=
ane
McFarlane, Steven Taff, Winthrop F. Watts, Da=
vid B.
Kittelson |
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Oil
depletion and development in Cameroon: A critical appraisal of the perman=
ent
income hypothesis
Pages 7202-7216 Calvin Z. Djiofac=
k,
Luc Désiré Omgba |
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The
rural utility response to Colorado’s electricity mandates Pages 7217-7223 |
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The
role of energy-service demand reduction in global climate change mitigati=
on:
Combining energy modelling and decomposition
analysis &nb=
sp;Pages
7224-7233 Fabian Kesicki, Gabrial
Anandarajah |
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Understanding
industrial energy use: Physical energy intensity changes in Indian
manufacturing sector
Pages 7234-7243 B. Sudhakara
Reddy, Binay Kumar Ray |
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54. |
Examining
the Small Renewable Energy Power (SREP) Program in Malaysia Pages 7244-7256 Benjamin =
K. Sovacool, Ira Martina Drupady<=
/span> |
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Induced
motor vehicle travel from improved fuel efficiency and road expansion |
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Intrastate
conflict in oil producing states: A threat to global oil supply? Pages 7265-7274 |
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57. |
Going
“green”: trade specialisation dyn=
amics
in the solar photovoltaic sector Pages 7275-7283 Bernardi=
na
Algieri, Antonio Aquino, Marianna Succurro |
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58. |
On
China's energy intensity statistics: Toward a comprehensive and transpare=
nt
indicator |
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Solar
power generation in the US: Too expensive, or a bargain? Pages 7290-7297 |
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60. |
Comparison
of household consumption and regional production approaches to assess urb=
an
energy use and implications for policy Pages 7298-7309 |
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61. |
Modelling the effects of climate change on the energy
system—A case study of Norway |
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62. |
The
energy intensity in Lithuania during 1995–2009: A LMDI approach
Pages 7322-7334 |
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63. |
Energy
efficiency and appliance purchases in Europe: Consumer profiles and choice
determinants
Pages 7335-7346 Rui Gaspar=
, Dalila Antunes |
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The
importance of marginal cost electricity pricing to the success of greenho=
use
gas reduction programs
Pages 7347-7360 Lee S. Friedman |
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65. |
Exploring
the bargaining space within international climate negotiations based on
political, economic and environmental considerations Pages 7361-7371 |
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66. |
Modeling
and forecasting natural gas demand in Bangladesh |
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67. |
CO2emissions
embodied in China's exports from 2002 to 2008: A structural decomposition
analysis Pages 7381-7388 Ming Xu, Ran Li, John C. Crittenden, Yongsheng Chen. |
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68. |
Success
factors of energy performance contracting (EPC) for sustainable building
energy efficiency retrofit (BEER) of hotel buildings in China<=
/span> Pages 7389-7398 Pengpeng Xu, Edwin Hon-=
Wan
Chan, Queena Kun Qian |
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Accounting
emergy flows to determine the best production=
model
of a coffee plantation
Pages 7399-7407 B.F. Giannetti,
Y. Ogura, S.H. Bonilla, C.M.V.B. Almeida |
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Energy
consumption and economic growth revisited in African countries=
Pages 7408-7421 |
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71. |
The
coming sustainable energy transition: History, strategies, and outlook Pages 7422-7431 |
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72. |
Continuous
emission monitoring systems at power plants in China: Improving SO2emissi=
on
measurement Pag=
es
7432-7438 Xuehua
Zhang, Jeremy Schreifels |
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73. |
Advocacy
coalitions and wind power development: Insights from Quebec Pages 7439-7447 |
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74. |
Considering
only first-order effects? How simplifications lead to unrealistic technol=
ogy
optimism in climate change mitigation Pages 7448-7454 Anders |
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75. |
The
influence of generation mix on the wind integrating capability of North C=
hina
power grids: A modeling interpretation and potential solutions=
Pages 7455-7463 Dayang Yu, Bo Zhang, Jun Liang, Xueshan
Han |
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1. |
The
tyranny of international index rankings Pages 1-14 Bjørn
Høyland, Karl Moe=
ne,
Fredrik Willumsen |
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Culture,
caution, and trust
Pages 15-23 Janice Boucher Breuer, John McDermott |
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Natural
resource extraction and civil conflict Pages 24-31 Thorsten Janus=
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Testing
the ‘brain gain’ hypothesis: Micro evidence from Cape Verde Pages 32-45 |
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Environmental
regulation and trade openness in the presence of private mitigation Pages 46-57 |
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The
marginal cost of public funds and tax reform in Africa<=
/b> Pages 58-72 |
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7. |
The
OECD Anti-Bribery Convention: Changing the currents of trade Pages 73-87 |
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Informal
employment in developing countries: Opportunity or last resort? Pages 88-98 |
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9. |
Stunting
and selection effects of famine: A case study of the Great Chinese Famine=
Pages 99-111 Tue Gørgens, Xin |
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The
determinants of income in a Malthusian equilibrium<=
span
style=3D'font-size:11.0pt'> Pages 112-117 Paul Sharp,=
Holger Strulik, Jacob <=
span
class=3DSpellE>Weisdorf |
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Peer
effects in learning HIV results Pages 118-129 Susan Godl=
onton,
Rebecca Thornton |
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12. |
The
economic growth impact of natural disasters in developing countries: Evid=
ence
from hurricane strikes in the Central American and Caribbean regions Pages 130-141 Eric Strobl |
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Resource
abundance, growth and welfare: A Schumpeterian perspective Pages 142-155 |
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Remittances,
schooling, and child labor in Mexico Pages 156-165 Carlo Alcaraz, Daniel Chiquiar, Alejandrina Salcedo |
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Inference
with dependent data using cluster covariance estimators=
Pages 137-151 |
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A
bootstrap algorithm for testing cointegration=
rank
in VAR models in the presence of stationary variables Pages 152-162 Anders Rygh Swensen |
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Volatility
contagion: A range-based volatility approach Pages 175-189 Min-Hsien Chiang, Li-Min Wang |
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Particle
filters for continuous likelihood evaluation and max=
imisation Pages 190-209 Sheheryar Malik, Michae=
l K.
Pitt |
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Bayesian
inference in a time varying cointegration mod=
el Pages 210-220 Gary Koop, R=
oberto
Leon-Gonzalez, Rodney W. Strachan |
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Bayesian
inference in a sample selection model Pages 221-232 Martijn van Hasselt |
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Functional
data analysis for volatility Pages 233-245 Hans-Georg Müller,
Rituparna Sen, Ul=
rich Stadtmüller |
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Two-stage
non Gaussian QML estimation of GARCH models and testing the efficiency of=
the
Gaussian QMLE
Pages 246-257 Christian Francq,
Guillaume Lepage, Jean-Michel Zakoïan |
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Generalized
method of moments (GMM) based inference with stratified samples when the
aggregate shares are known
Pages 258-265 Gautam Tripathi |
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Semiparametric estimation of a bivariate=
Tobit model Pages 266-274 Songnian Chen, Xianbo Z=
hou |
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Economics
of energy and environmental policies Pages S2-S3 Carlos de Mig=
uel,
Xavier Labandeira, Balta=
sar
Manzano |
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Atmospheric
externalities and environmental taxation Pages S4-S12 Agnar
Sandmo |
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A note
on environmental policy and innovation when governments cannot commit Pages S13-S19Juan Pablo Mo=
ntero |
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Distributional
impacts of carbon pricing: A general equilibrium approach with micro-data=
for
households &=
nbsp;Pages
S20-S33 Sebastian Rausch, Gilbert E. Metcalf, John M. Reilly |
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Economic
analysis of the climate pledges of the Copenhagen Accord for the EU and o=
ther
major countries &n=
bsp;Pages
S34-S40 Bert Saveyn, Denise Van Regemorter, Juan Carlos Ciscar=
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DICER:
A tool for analyzing climate policies Pages S41-S49 Ramon Arigoni Ortiz, Alexander Golub=
,
Oleg Lugovoy, Anil Marka=
ndya,
James Wang |
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Gradual
green tax reforms
Pages S50-S58 Carlos de Miguel, B=
altasar
Manzano |
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Anex-postanalysis of the effect of renewables and cogeneration on Spanish electricity =
prices |
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Willingness
to pay and price elasticities of demand for
energy-efficient appliances: Combining the hedonic approach and demand
systems &nbs=
p;Pages
S66-S74 Ibon Galarra=
ga,
Mikel González-Eg=
uino,
Anil Markandya |
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Cost
pass-through of the EU emissions allowances: Examining the European petro=
leum
markets &nbs=
p;Pages
S75-S83 Victoria Alexeeva-Talebi |
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Stock
price fragility
Pages 471-490 Robin Greenwood, David Thesmar |
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The
fragile capital structure of hedge funds and the limits to arbitrage Pages 491-506 |
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Directors'
and officers' liability insurance and acquisition outcomes Pages 507-525
Chen Lin, Micah S. Officer, Hong Zou |
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Liquidity
mergers &nbs=
p;Pages
526-558 Heitor Almeida, Murillo Campello, Dirk Hackbarth |
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The
role of securitization in mortgage renegotiation |
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Local
underwriter oligopolies and IPO underpricing<=
/span> Pages 579-601 Xiaoding Liu, Jay R. Ritter |
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Deviation
from the target capital structure and acquisition choices Pages 602-620 Vahap B. Uysal |
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Egalitarianism
and international investment Pages 621-642 Jordan I. Siegel, Amir N. Licht, Shalom H. Schwartz |
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The influence
of governance on investment: Evidence from a hazard model Pages 643-670 |
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Religious
beliefs, gambling attitudes, and financial market outcomes Pages 671-708 Alok
Kumar, Jeremy K. Page, Oliver G. Spalt |
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Variable
annuities: A unifying valuation approach Pages 285-297 Anna Rita |
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Analysis
of risk models using a level crossing technique Pages 298-309 Percy H. Bri=
ll, Kaiqi Yu |
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Asymptotics for risk capital allocations based on Conditio=
nal
Tail Expectation
Pages 310-324 |
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Estimating
the distortion parameter of the proportional-hazard premium for heavy-tai=
led
losses =
;Pages
325-334 Brahim Brahi=
mi,
Djamel Meraghni, =
Abdelhakim Necir, Ričardas Zitikis |
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Sensitivity
of risk measures with respect to the normal approximation of total claim
distributions
Pages 335-344 Volker Krätsch=
mer,
Henryk Zähle=
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Asymptotic
behavior of the empirical conditional value-at-risk=
Pages 345-352 |
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Portfolio
adjusting optimization with added assets and transaction costs based on
credibility measures
Pages 353-360 Wei-Guo Zhan=
g, Xili Zhang, Yunxia Chen=
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Portfolio
insurance under a risk-measure constraint Pages 361-370 Carmine De Franco,=
Peter
Tankov |
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Joint
densities involving the time to ruin in the Sparre
Andersen risk model under exponential assumptions |
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Worst
case risk measurement: Back to the future? Pages 380-392 Marc J. Goovaerts, Rob Kaas, Ro=
ger J.A.
Laeven |
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Valuing
variable annuity guarantees with the multivariate Es=
scher
transform Pages
393-400 |
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A
risk-based model for the valuation of pension insurance=
Pages 401-409 An Chen |
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A
characterization of the multivariate excess wealth ordering Pages 410-417 J.M. Fernández-Ponce,
F. Pellerey, M.R. Rodr&i=
acute;guez-Griñolo |
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14. |
Behavioral
optimal insurance
Pages 418-428 K.C.J. Sung, S.C.P. Yam, S.P. Yung, J.H.
Zhou |
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Accounting
for regime and parameter uncertainty in regime-switching models Pages 429-437 |
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Modelling and management of longevity risk: Approximatio=
ns
to survivor functions and dynamic hedging Pages 438-453 Andrew J.G. =
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Modelling losses and locating the tail with the Pareto
Positive Stable distribution |
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One-year
Value-at-Risk for longevity and mortality Pages 462-470 Richard Plat |
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The
uncertain mortality intensity framework: Pricing and hedging unit-linked =
life
insurance contracts
Pages 471-486 Jing Li, Alexander =
Szimayer |
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Modeling
of claim exceedances over random thresholds f=
or
related insurance portfolios Pages 496-500 Serkan |
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Optimal
dividend and investing control of an insurance company with higher solven=
cy
constraints =
Pages
501-511 Zongxia Liang, Jianping
Huang |
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22. |
A
new look at the homogeneous risk model Pages
512-519 Claude Lefèvre, Philippe P=
icard. |
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Pricing
catastrophe swaps: A contingent claims approach Pages 520-536 Alexander Br=
aun |
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Second
order regular variation and conditional tail expectation of multiple risk=
s |
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25. |
Equity-linked
pension schemes with guarantees Pages 547-564 J. Aase
Nielsen, Klaus Sandmann, Erik Schlögl
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The
mobility of economists and the diffusion of policy ideas: The influence of
economics on national policies Pages 1307-1320 Bruce Ko=
gut,
J. Muir Macpherson |
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2. |
Recombinant
search and breakthrough idea generation: An analysis of high impact paper=
s in
the social sciences
Pages 1321-1331 Melissa A. Schilling, Elad
Green |
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Getting
cited: Does open access help? Pages 1332-1338 Patrick =
Gaulé,
Nicolas Maystre |
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Are
you too young for the Nobel Prize? Pages 1345-1353 John Baffes, Athanasios Vamv=
akidis |
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What
motivates academic scientists to engage in research commercialization:
‘Gold’, ‘ribbon’ or ‘puzzle’?<=
/b>
Pages 1354-1368 Alice Lam. |
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6. |
‘Impact’
in the proposals for the UK's Research Excellence Framework: Shifting the
boundaries of academic autonomy Pages 1369-1379 Simon Smith, Vicky Ward, Allan
House |
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7. |
Is
Italian science declining? Pages 1380-1392<=
/i> Cinzia Daraio, Henk F. Moed. |
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On the contractual governance of research collaborations: Allocating control= and intellectual property rights in the shadow of potential termination Pages 1403-1411 Claudio Panico.<= o:p> |
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10. |
Innovation
as a social bubble: The example of the Human Genome Project |
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11. |
Highly
innovative small technology firms, industrial clusters and firm
internationalization
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12. |
Openness,
knowledge, innovation and growth in UK business services Pages 1438-1452 |
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13. |
The
effects of knowledge management on innovative success – An empirical
analysis of German firms
Pages 1453-1462 Uwe Cantner, Kristin Joel, Tobias Schmidt |
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1. |
Green
clubs Pages 309-322 Klaas
van't Veld, Matth=
ew J. KotchenHighlights |
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2. |
Exurban
development =
Pages
323-336 David Newburn, Peter Berck |
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3. |
Remanufacturing Pages 337-351 Sophie Bern=
ard |
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4. |
Emissions
targets and the real business cycle: Intensity targets versus caps or tax=
es |
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5. |
No
sympathy for the devil
Pages 367-385 Richard D. Horan, Richard T. Melstrom |
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6. |
Dissecting
the tragedy: A spatial model of behavior in the commons=
Pages 386-401 |
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7. |
Can
incomplete information lead to under-exploitation in the commons?<=
/a> Pages 402-413 |
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8. |
An
experimental analysis of compliance in dynamic emissions markets Pages 414-429 |
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9. |
Voluntary
corporate environmental initiatives and shareholder wealth Pages 430-445 |
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10. |
Skew
and attribute non-attendance within the Bayesian mixed logit
model =
Pages
446-461 |
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11. |
Measurement
of agricultural total factor productivity growth incorporating environmen=
tal
factors: A nutrients balance approach Pages 462-474 Viet-Ngu Hoang, Tim Coelli |