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Aggregates
in England—Economic contribution and environmental cost of indigeno=
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supply =
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295-303 Teresa Brown, Fiona McEvoy, John Ward |
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Promoting
ecological sustainable planning for natural stone quarrying. The case of =
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Orosei Marble Producing Area in Eastern Sardinia |
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Metalliferous
sediments in the Atlantis II Deep—Assessing the geological and econ=
omic
resource potential and legal constraints Pages 315-329 Christine Be=
rtram,
Anna Krätschell, Killian O’Brien, Warner Brückmann, Alexa=
nder
Proelss, Katrin Rehdanz |
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Market
reactions to Australian boutique resource investor presentations
Pages 330-338 Andrew Ferguson, Tom Scott |
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Testing
the international linkage in the platinum-group metal futures markets
Pages 339-345 |
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The
impact of commodity price risk management on the profits of a company Pages 346-353 |
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Pork
knocking in the land of many waters: Artisanal and small-scale mining (AS=
M)
in Guyana &n=
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Is the
god of diamonds alone? The role of institutions in artisanal mining in fo=
rest
landscapes, Congo Basin
Pages 363-371 Jolien Schure, Verina Ingram, Julius Chu=
pezi
Tieguhong, Cleto Ndikumagenge |
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Competition
and the Reference Pricing Scheme for pharmaceuticals Pages 1137-1149 |
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Does
price reveal poor-quality drugs? Evidence from 17 countries Pages 1150-1163 |
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State
and self investments in health Pages 1164-1173 Eleonora Fichera, Matt Sutton=
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Rising
educational gradients in mortality: The role of behavioral risk factors Pages 1174-1187 |
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Payment
contracts in a preventive health care system: A perspective from Operatio=
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Management <=
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Pages 1188-1196 Reza Yaesoubi, Stephen D. Roberts |
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Optimal
public rationing and price response Pages 1197-1206 Simona Gra=
ssi,
Ching-to Albert Ma |
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Premium
subsidies and social health insuran Substitutes or complements? Pages 1207-1218 |
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The
impact of legalized abortion on child health outcomes and abandonment.
Evidence from Romania
Pages 1219-1231 Andreea Mitrut, François-Charles
Wolff |
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School
quality and the education–health relationship: Evidence from Blacks=
in
segregated schools
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Long-term
health effects on the next generation of Ramadan fasting during pregnancy=
Pages 1246-1260 Reyn van Ewijk |
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11. |
A
nonparametric vs. latent class model of general practitioner utilization:
Evidence from Canada
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Inverse
probability weighted estimation of social tariffs: An illustration using =
the
SF-6D value sets
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3. <=
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style=3D'mso-spacerun:yes'> CESifo Economic Studies
December 2011; Vol. 57, No. 4
1. Joan Costa-Font
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57: 551-559; doi:10.1093/cesifo/ifr028 =
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2. Patricio S. Dalton and Sayan=
tan
Ghosal
Behavioral Decis=
ions
and Policy 57: 560-580;
doi:10.1093/cesifo/ifr015 =
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3. Thomas van Huizen and Janneke
Plantenga
Labour Market Ef=
fects
of Unemployment Accounts: Insights from Behavioural Economics
2011 57: 581-604; doi:10.1093/cesifo/ifr021 =
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4. Martin Ljunge =
Increasing
Demands on the Welfare State? Trends in Behavior and Attitudes
57: 605-622;
doi:10.1093/cesifo/ifr011 =
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5. Ilja Neustadt
Do Religious Bel=
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Explain Preferences for Income Redistribution? Experimental Evidence=
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6. Xiaofei Pan and Daniel
Houser
Mating Strategie=
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Gender Differences in Pro-sociality: Theory and Evidence
57: 653-682; doi:10.1093/cesifo/ifr020 =
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7. Erik Schokkaert, Luc Van Oot=
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and Elsy Verhofstadt
Preferences and
Subjective Satisfaction: Measuring Well-being on the Job for Policy Evaluat=
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57: 683-714; doi:10.1093/cesifo/ifr018 =
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Subjective Well-=
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Choice
Policies in Health Care
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The Supply of
Information in an Emotional Setting
57: 740-762; doi:10.1093/cesifo/ifr024 =
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10. Till A.
Boluarte, Elias Mossialos, and Caroline Rudisill
The Impact of Al=
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Policies across Europe on Young Adults’ Perceptions of Alcohol Risks<=
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4. Journal of
Economic Theory
Volume
146, Issue 6, Pages 2169-2626,
November 2011
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1. |
Some
properties of the LIML estimator in a dynamic panel structural equation Pages 167-183 |
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2. |
A
Poisson mixture model of discrete choice Pages 184-203 Martin Burda,
Matthew Harding, Jerry Hausman |
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3. |
The
random coefficients logit model is identified Pages 204-212 Jeremy T. Fo=
x,
Kyoo il Kim, Stephen P. Ryan, Patrick Bajari |
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4. |
On the
jump activity index for semimartingales Pages 213-223 Bing-Yi Jing,
Xin-Bing Kong, Zhi Liu, Per Mykland |
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5. |
Robust
forecast combinations
Pages 224-236 Xiaoqiao Wei, Yuhong Yang |
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6. |
Bayesian
hypothesis testing in latent variable models Pages 237-246 Yong Li, Jun=
Yu |
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A
simple test for regression specification with non-nested alternatives Pages 247-254 |
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8. |
The
validity of instruments revisited Pages 255-266 Daniel Berko=
witz,
Mehmet Caner, Ying Fang |
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Simple
and powerful GMM over-identification tests with accurate size<=
/span> Pages 267-281 |
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10. |
Local
indirect least squares and average marginal effects in nonseparable
structural systems
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Heteroskedasticity,
autocorrelation, and spatial correlation robust inference in linear panel
models with fixed-effects
Pages 303-319 Timothy J. Vogelsang |
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12. |
Semiparametric
estimation of Markov decision processes with continuous state space Pages 320-341 Sorawoot Sri=
suma,
Oliver Linton |
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Probabilistic
characterization of directional distances and their robust versions Pages 342-354 Léopo=
ld
Simar, Anne Vanhems |
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Frontiers
in spatial econometrics modelling Pages 1-2 Giuseppe Arbia,
Enrique Lopez Bazo, Francesco Moscone |
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Clusters
of firms in an inhomogeneous spa The high-tech industries in Milan=
Pages 3-11 |
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A
dynamic spatial panel data approach to the German wage curve Pages 12-21 Badi H. Baltag=
i, Uwe
Blien, Katja Wolf |
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Regional
convergence clubs in Europe: Identification and conditioning factors Pages 22-31 |
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Expert
opinion versus actual transaction evidence in the valuation of non-market
amenities &n=
bsp; |
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Spatial
panel data analysis with feasible GLS techniques: An application to the
Chinese real exchange rate
Pages 41-47 Stephen G. Hall, Qian Guo |
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Debt,
interest rates, and integration of financial markets Pages 48-59 Peter Claeys, =
Rosina
Moreno, Jordi Suriñach |
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8. |
Income
convergence in Japan: A Bayesian spatial Durbin model approach=
Pages 60-71 |
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Spatial
random utility model with an application to recreation demand<=
/span> Pages 72-78 Oleg A. Smirno=
v,
Kevin J. Egan |
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Forecasting
the yield curve with linear factor models Pages 237-243 Marco Matsum=
ura,
Ajax Moreira, José Vicente |
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2. |
Intraday
patterns in London listed Exchange Traded Funds Pages 244-251 Patricia
Chelley-Steeley, |
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Oil
prices and accounting profits of oil and gas companies<=
/b> Pages 252-257 Ajit Dayanan=
dan,
Han Donker |
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4. |
Market
risk model selection and medium-term risk with limited data: Application =
to
ocean tanker freight markets Pages 258-268 Manolis G. Kavussanos, Dimitris=
N.
Dimitrakopoulos |
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5. |
Information
in balance sheets for future stock returns: Evidence from net operating
assets =
;Pages
269-282 Georgios Papanastasopoulos, Dimitrios Thomakos, Tao Wang |
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6. |
Dressed
to merge — small fits fine: M&A success in the fashion and
accessories industry
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7. |
Investor
sentiment and feedback trading: Evidence from the exchange-traded fund
markets &nbs=
p; |
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8. |
The
role of trading intensity estimating the implicit bid–ask spread and
determining transitory effects Pages 306-310 Bernard Ben Sita, P. Joakim
Westerholm |
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9. |
The
value relevance of cash flows, current accruals, and non-current accruals=
in
the UK |
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10. |
Credit
supply and corporate capital structure: Evidence from Japan Pages 320-334 |
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11. |
Liquidity,
analysts, and institutional ownership Pages 335-344 Christine X.
Jiang, Jang-Chul Kim, Dan Zhou |
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12. |
Dynamics
of analysts' coverage and the firms' information environment Pages 345-354 |
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13. |
Covered
interest rate parity in emerging markets Pages 355-363 Frank S. Skinner, =
Andrew
Mason |
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14. |
Dividend
signaling under economic adversity: Evidence from the London Stock Exchan=
ge Pages 364-374 Konstantinos Bozos,
Konstantinos Nikolopoulos, Ghanamaruthy Ramgandhi |
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15. |
Do
optimal diversification strategies outperform the 1/N strategy in U.K. st=
ock
returns? =
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375-385 |
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Introducing
financial frictions and unemployment into a small open economy model Pages 1999-2041 |
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2. |
Do
banking shocks matter for the U.S. economy? Pages 2042-2063 Naohisa
Hirakata, Nao Sudo, Kozo Ueda |
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3. |
Monetary
policy when wages are downwardly rigid: Friedman meets Tobin Pages 2064-2077 |
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4. |
How
much nominal rigidity is there in the US economy? Testing a new Keynesian
DSGE model using indirect inference Pages 2078-2104 |
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5. |
Fitting
observed inflation expectations Pages 2105-2131 Marco Del Negro, Stefano Euse=
pi |
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6. |
News
shocks and asset price volatility in general equilibrium Pages 2132-2149 |
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7. |
Minimal
state variable solutions to Markov-switching rational expectations models=
Pages 2150-2166 |
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Exact
likelihood computation for nonlinear DSGE models with heteroskedastic
innovations =
Pages
2167-2185 Gianni Amisano, Oreste Tristani |
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9. |
A
Bayesian approach to optimal monetary policy with parameter and model
uncertainty =
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10. |
New
Keynesian dynamics in a low interest rate environment Pages 2213-2227 R. Anton B=
raun,
Lena Mareen Körber |
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1. |
Varieties
of agents in agent-based computational economics: A historical and an
interdisciplinary perspective Pages 1-25 Shu-Heng Chen |
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2. |
Learning
in an estimated medium-scale DSGE model Pages 26-46 Sergey Slobody=
an,
Raf Wouters |
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3. |
Endogenous
business cycle propagation and the persistence problem: The role of
labor-market frictions
Pages 47-62 Steve Ambler, Alain Guay, Louis Phaneuf |
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4. |
Income
risk, macroeconomic and demographic change, and economic inequality in Ja=
pan Pages 63-84 Tomoaki Yamada |
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5. |
Relative
risk aversion and the transmission of financial crises<=
/b> Pages 85-99 Melisso Boschi,
Aditya Goenka |
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6. |
Real
rigidities, productivity improvements and investment dynamics<=
/span> Pages 100-118 Francesco Gi=
uli,
Massimiliano Tancioni |
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7. |
A
quantitative analysis of China's structural transformation Pages 119-135 Robert Dekle,
Guillaume Vandenbroucke |
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A
statistical equilibrium model of competitive firms<=
span
style=3D'font-size:11.0pt'> Pages 136-149 Simone Alfar=
ano,
Mishael Milaković, Albrecht Irle, Jonas Kauschke |
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Firm-network
characteristics and economic robustness to natural disasters<=
/a> Pages 150-167 Fanny Henriet,
Stéphane Hallegatte, Lionel Tabourier |
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Wildlife
corridors as a connected subgraph problem Pages 1-18 |
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2. |
Climate
change, humidity, and mortality in the United States Pages 19-34 Alan I. Barre=
ca |
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3. |
The
influence of social relationships on pro-environment behaviors=
Pages 35-50 Julio Videras=
, Ann
L. Owen, Emily Conover, Stephen Wu |
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4. |
Cap-and-trade,
taxes, and distributional conflict Pages 51-65 Ian A. MacKen=
zie,
Markus Ohndorf |
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5. |
Are
experienced people affected by a pre-set default option—Results fro=
m a
field experiment
Pages 66-72 Åsa Löfgren, Peter Martinsson,
Magnus Hennlock, Thomas Sterner |
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6. |
Ordering
effects and choice set awareness in repeat-response stated preference stu=
dies |
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7. |
Corruption
and forest concessions
Pages 92-104 Gregory S. Amacher, Markku Ollikainen, Er=
kki
Koskela |
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8. |
Environmental
federalism and environmental liability Pages 105-119 Klaas van 't=
Veld,
Jason F. Shogren |
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9. |
Unintended
consequences of price controls: An application to allowance markets Pages 120-136 Andrew Stock=
ing |
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10. |
Material
interests, moral reputation, and crowding out species protection on priva=
te
land <=
i>Pages
137-149 Prasenjit Banerjee, Jason F. Shogren |
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11. Renewable=
and
Sustainable Energy Reviews |
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1. |
The
cost of transmission for wind energy in the United States: A review of
transmission planning studies Pages 1-19 Andrew Mills, Ryan Wiser, Kevin Po=
rter |
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2. |
Review
of Taiwan's climate policy after Copenhagen Pages 20-28 Chea Yuan Youn=
g, Wei
Ming Huang |
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3. |
Development
of a simulation model for a three-dimensional wind velocity field using
Ténès Algeria as a case study Pages 29-36 Fouad Boukli
Hacène, Miloud Tahar Abbés, Nachida Kasbadji Merzouk, Larbi
Loukarfi, Hacene Mahmoudi, Matheus F.A. Goosen |
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4. |
Solar
drying of agricultural products: A review Pages 37-43 A.A. El-Sebai=
i,
S.M. Shalaby |
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5. |
Design
recommendations for solar organic Rankine cycle (ORC)–powered rever=
se
osmosis (RO) desalination
Pages 44-53 Agustín M. Delgado-Torres, Lourdes
García-Rodríguez |
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Sustainability
assessment of renewable energy projects for off-grid rural electrificatio=
n:
The Pangan-an Island case in the Philippines Pages 54-64 George William=
Hong,
Naoya Abe |
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Evaluating
the interplays among economic growth and energy consumption and CO2emissi=
on
of China during 1990–2007 Pages 65-72 Xiaohong Zhang, Jing Han, Hui Zh=
ao,
Shihuai Deng, Hong Xiao, Hong Peng, Yuanwei Li, Gang Yang, Fei Shen, Yanz=
ong
Zhang |
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Low
exergy (LowEx) heating and cooling systems for sustainable buildings and
societies &n=
bsp;
Pages 73-104 Arif Hepbasli |
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9. |
A
model-based assessment of the impact of revitalised R&D investments on
the European power sector
Pages 105-112 Tobias Wiesenthal, Arnaud Mercier, Burkh=
ard
Schade, Hrvoje Petric, Paul Dowling |
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10. |
Review
of solar obligations in China Pages 113-122 Hui Xie, Chen Zhang, Bin Hao, Shan Liu, Kun=
kun
Zou |
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11. |
Classification
of geothermal resources in Poland by exergy analysis—Comparative st=
udy Pages 123-128 Antoni Barba=
cki |
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12. |
A
framework for reviewing the trade-offs between, renewable energy, food, f=
eed
and wood production at a local level Pages 129-142 Paul J. Bur=
gess,
Monica Rivas Casado, Jerry Gavu, Andrew Mead, Tim Cockerill, Richard Lord,
Dan van der Horst, David C. Howard |
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13. |
Review
of biodiesel composition, properties, and specifications |
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14. |
Net
energy analysis of domestic solar water heating installations in operatio=
n Pages 170-177 |
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15. |
Review
of the performance of residential PV systems in Belgium=
Pages 178-184 Jonathan Lel=
oux,
Luis Narvarte, David Trebosc |
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Implementation
of renewable energy in Scottish rural area: A social study Pages 185-191 |
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17. |
A
review on sustainable design of renewable energy systems Pages 192-207 Long Shi, Michael =
Yit
Lin Chew |
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18. |
Review:
Dye sensitized solar cells based on natural photosensitizers Pages 208-215 Monishka Rita
Narayan |
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19. |
Renewable
energy sources in the Egyptian electricity market: A review Pages 216-230 |
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20. |
Measuring
energy poverty: Focusing on what matters Pages 231-243 Patrick
Nussbaumer, Morgan Bazilian, Vijay Modi |
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21. |
What
is the global potential for renewable energy? Pages 244-252 Patrick Mori=
arty,
Damon Honnery |
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22. |
Review
on phase change material emulsions and microencapsulated phase change
material slurries: Materials, heat transfer studies and applications Pages 253-273 |
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23. |
Overview
of energy storage systems for storing electricity from renewable energy
sources in Saudi Arabia
Pages 274-283 Faizur Rahman, Shafiqur Rehman, Mohammed Arif
Abdul-Majeed |
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24. |
A
review and design study of blade testing systems for utility-scale wind
turbines &nb=
sp;Pages
284-292 |
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25. |
Fixed
feed-in tariff versus premium: A review of the current Spanish system Pages 293-305 |
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26. |
Energy
production of photovoltaic systems: Fixed, tracking, and concentrating Pages 306-313 Francisco Ja=
vier
Gómez-Gil, Xiaoting Wang, Allen Barnett |
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27. |
Barriers
to implement extensive green roof systems: A Hong Kong study Pages 314-319 |
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28. |
Electric
vehicle charging infrastructure in Poland Pages 320-328 G. Benysek, =
M.
Jarnut |
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30. |
A
review of the potential water quality impacts of tidal renewable energy
systems &nbs=
p;Pages
329-341 Margaret Kadiri, Reza Ahmadian, Bettina Bockelmann-Evans, Wil=
liam
Rauen, Roger Falconer |
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31. |
Sustainable
biogas energy in Poland: Prospects and challenges |
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32. |
Exergy
analysis of solar energy applications Pages 350-356 R. Saidur, =
G.
BoroumandJazi, S. Mekhlif, M. Jameel |
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33. |
Financial
optimization in the Turkish electricity market: Markowitz's mean-variance
approach &nb=
sp;Pages
357-368 Fazıl Gökgöz, Mete Emin Atmaca |
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34. |
A
linear programming approach for the optimal planning of a future energy
system. Potential contribution of energy recovery from municipal solid wa=
stes Pages 369-378 G. Xydis, C.
Koroneos |
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35. |
A
comparison between wind speed distributions derived from the maximum entr=
opy
principle and Weibull distribution. Case of study; six regions of Algeria=
Pages 379-385 |
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36. |
Solar
energy in Malaysia: Current state and prospects Pages 386-396 S. Mekhilef=
, A.
Safari, W.E.S. Mustaffa, R. Saidur, R. Omar, M.A.A. Younis |
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37. |
The
economic effects of energetic exploitation of straw in Vojvodina Pages 397-403 |
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38. |
Electric
energy demands of Turkey in residential and industrial sectors=
Pages 404-414 |
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39. |
A
review of the economical and optimum thermal insulation thickness for
building applications
Pages 415-425 Omer Kaynakli |
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40. |
Renewable
energy: Progressing towards a net zero energy island, the case of Reunion
Island =
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41. |
A
review of standards for hybrid CPV-thermal systems<=
span
style=3D'font-size:11.0pt'> Pages 443-448 M. Vivar, M.
Clarke, J. Pye, V. |
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42. |
Solar
energy: Markets, economics and policies Pages 449-465 Govinda R.
Timilsina, Lado Kurdgelashvili, Patrick A. Narbel |
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43. |
Multitude
of progress and unmediated problems of solar PV in Bangladesh<=
/span> Pages 466-473 |
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44. |
Wind
resource evaluation in São João do Cariri (SJC) –
Paraiba, Brazil
Pages 474-480 |
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45. |
A
review of the performance of double pass solar air heater Pages 481-492 Sunil Chamo=
li, |
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46. |
A
review on adsorption cooling systems with adsorbent carbon Pages 493-500 |
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47. |
Is per
capita electricity consumption stationary? Time series evidence from OECD
countries &n=
bsp;
Pages 501-503 Ferit Kula, Alper Aslan, Ilhan Ozturk |
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48. |
A
critical review of sampling standards for solid biofuels – Missing
contributions from the Theory of Sampling (TOS) Pages 504-517 Claas Wagne=
r, Kim
H. Esbensen |
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49. |
Utilization
of pico hydro generation in domestic and commercial loads Pages 518-524 |
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50. |
Psychological
factors influencing sustainable energy technology acceptan A review-based
comprehensive framework
Pages 525-531 N.M.A. Huijts, E.J.E. Molin, L. Steg |
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51. |
A
review on energy pattern and policy for transportation sector in Malaysia=
Pages 532-542 |
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52. |
Applications
of variable speed drive (VSD) in electrical motors energy savings<=
/a> Pages 543-550 |
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53. |
Comparative
analysis of different grid-independent hybrid power generation systems fo=
r a
residential load
Pages 551-563 Ioannis P. Panapakidis, Dimitrios N.
Sarafianos, Minas C. Alexiadis |
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Solar
energy outlook in Malaysia
Pages 564-574 Shing Chyi Chua, Tick Hui Oh |
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Evaluating
benefits of low-cost household digesters for rural Andean communities Pages 575-581 Marianna
Garfí, Laia Ferrer-Martí, Enrique Velo, Ivet Ferrer |
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Convergence
of rule-of-thumb sizing and allocating rules of distributed generation in
meshed power networks
Pages 582-590 Faruk Ugranlı, Engin Karatepe |
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A
primary study on a long-term vision and strategy for the realisation and =
the
development of the Sahara Solar Breeder project in Algeria Pages 591-598 A. Boudghene
Stambouli, H. Koinuma |
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Review
of R&D progress and practical application of the solar
photovoltaic/thermal (PV/T) technologies Pages 599-617 Xingxing Zha=
ng,
Xudong Zhao, Stefan Smith, Jihuan Xu, Xiaotong Yu |
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Utilization
of renewable energies in Turkey's agriculture Pages 618-633 Asiye Gü=
;l
Bayrakcı, Günnur Koçar |
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Assessment
of economic viability for PV/wind/diesel hybrid energy system in southern
Peninsular Malaysia
Pages 634-647 Mei Shan Ngan, Chee Wei Tan |
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61. |
Development
of a program of financial support on enhancing apartment houses maintenan=
ce
in Korea—Focused on the U.S. and Japanese financial programs for
housing maintenance in Korea Pages 648-659 Sang-Hoon Park, Eun-Ho Oh |
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Register
of hazardous materials in printing industry as a tool for sustainable
development management
Pages 660-667 Jelena Kiurski, Branislav Marić, Dr=
agan
Adamović, Aleksandra Mihailović, Selena Grujić, Ivana Oros,
Jelena Krstić |
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Analysis
of the opportunities and challenges of solar water heating system (SWHS) =
in
India: Estimates from the energy audit surveys & review Pages 668-676 Punnaiah
Veeraboina, G.Yesu Ratnam |
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Review
of alternative methodologies for analysing off-grid electricity supply Pages 677-694 |
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Assessment
of Korean customers’ willingness to pay with RPS<=
/b> Pages 695-703 Jihyo Kim, <=
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w:st=3D"on"> |
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Performance
evaluation of solar chimney power plants in Iran |
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A
review of the effects of catalyst and additive on biodiesel production,
performance, combustion and emission characteristics Pages 711-717 Syed Ameer =
Basha,
K. Raja Gopal |
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Project
portfolio management applied to building energy projects management syste=
m Pages 718-724 Yunna Wu,
Jiangshuai Li, Jiali Wang, Yong Huang |
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69. |
An
evaluation of Chinese Wind Turbine Manufacturers using the enterprise nic=
he
theory =
; Pages
725-734 Zhen-yu Zhao, Wen-jun Ling, George Zillante |
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The
potential for renewable energy in industrial applications Pages 735-744 Emanuele Tai=
bi,
Dolf Gielen, Morgan Bazilian |
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71. |
Analysis
of olive grove residual biomass potential for electric and thermal energy
generation in Andalusia (Spain) Pages 745-751 A. García-Maraver, M. Zamorano=
, A.
Ramos-Ridao, L.F. Díaz |
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A
GIS-based approach for evaluating the potential of biogas production from
livestock manure and crops at a regional scale: A case study for the
Kujawsko-Pomorskie Voivodeship Pages 752-763 Beata Sliz-Szkliniarz, Joachim =
Vogt |
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Development
of ecofriendly/biodegradable lubricants: An overview Pages 764-774 |
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74. |
Exercising
multidisciplinary approach to assess interrelationship between energy use,
carbon emission and land use change in a metropolitan city of Pakistan Pages 775-786 |
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A
review on cool thermal storage technologies and operating strategies Pages 787-797 Y.H. Yau, Be=
hzad
Rismanchi |
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A
review of bio-oils from waste biomass: Focus on fish processing waste Pages 798-821 Punyama
Jayasinghe, Kelly Hawboldt |
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The
research agenda on social acceptance of distributed generation in smart
grids: Renewable as common pool resources Pages 822-835 Maarten Wols=
ink |
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78. |
Assessment
of wind energy in Iran: A review Pages 836-860 P. Alamdari, O. Nematollahi, M.
Mirhosseini |
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Anaerobic
digestion of solid organic substrates in batch mode: An overview relating=
to
methane yields and experimental procedures Pages 861-877 F. Raposo, M=
.A. De
la Rubia, V. Fernández-Cegrí, R. Borja |
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A
review of climate change, mitigation and adaptation=
Pages 878-897S.
VijayaVenkataRaman, S. Iniyan, Ranko Goic |
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81. |
Performance
assessment of Alternative Energy Resources in Brazilian power sector using
Data Envelopment Analysis
Pages 898-903 Marcos Estellita Lins, Luciano Basto
Oliveira, Angela Cristina Moreira da Silva, Luiz Pinguelli Rosa, Amaro
Olimpio Pereira |
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A
review on solid oxide derived from waste shells as catalyst for biodiesel
production &=
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83. |
A
review on entropy generation in natural and mixed convection heat transfer
for energy systems
Pages 911-920 Hakan F. Oztop, Khaled Al-Salem |
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An
exergy analysis for cement industries: An overview<=
span
style=3D'font-size:11.0pt'> Pages 921-932 N.A. Madlool=
, R.
Saidur, N.A. Rahim, M.R. Islam, M.S. Hossian |
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Solar
energy in India: Strategies, policies, perspectives and future potential<=
/span> Pages 933-941 |
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86. |
Thermochemical
processing of meat and bone meal: A review Pages 942-957 Esther Casca=
rosa,
Gloria Gea, Jesús Arauzo |
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87. |
The
analysis of renewable energy policies for the Taiwan Penghu island
administrative region
Pages 958-965 Amy J.C. Trappey, Charles V. Trappey,
Gilbert Y.P. Lin, Yu-Sheng Chang |
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88. |
Studies
on ethanol production from water hyacinth—A review Pages 966-972 A. Ganguly, =
P.K.
Chatterjee, A. Dey |
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89. |
Grid
electrification challenges, photovoltaic electrification progress and ene=
rgy
sustainability in Lesotho
Pages 973-980 B.M. Taele, L. Mokhutšoane, I.
Hapazari, S.B. Tlali, M. Senatla |
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90. |
Comparative
study of different fuel cell technologies Pages 981-989 S. Mekhilef,=
R.
Saidur, A. Safari |
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91. |
Households’
access to electricity and energy consumption pattern in Nigeria Pages 990-995 |
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92. |
Natural
resource demand of global biofuels in the Anthropocene: A review Pages 996-1003 |
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93. |
The
geothermal exploration of Campanian volcanoes: Historical review and futu=
re
development =
Pages
1004-1030 S. Carlino, R. Somma, C. Troise, G. De Natale |
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Wind
energy development and its environmental impact: A review Pages 1031-1039 |
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A
technical review of building-mounted wind power systems and a sample
simulation model
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Biodiesel
production from neem towards feedstock diversification: Indian perspectiv=
e Pages 1050-1060 Anindita
Karmakar, Subrata Karmakar, Souti Mukherjee |
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Solar
drying of wastewater sludge: A review Pages 1061-1073 Lyes Benna=
moun |
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Effect
of building regulation on energy consumption in residential buildings in
Korea Pag=
es
1074-1081 Doosam Song, Young-Jin Choi |
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Renewable
energy in the Palestinian Territories: Opportunities and challenges |
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Do
voters demand responsive governments? Evidence from Indian disaster relie=
f Pages 167-181 |
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Using
the law to change the custom Pages 182-200 Gani Aldashev, Imane Chaara,
Jean-Philippe Platteau, Zaki Wahhaj |
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3. |
Financial
constraints and occupational choice in Thai villages Pages 201-220 Alexander
Karaivanov |
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Economic
reform, voting, and local political intervention: Evidence from India Pages 221-231 |
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Health
shocks and consumption smoothing in rural households: Does microcredit ha=
ve a
role to play? P=
ages
232-243 Asadul Islam, Pushkar Maitra |
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6. |
Seasonality
of income and poverty in Bangladesh Pages 244-256 Shahidur R. Khandk=
er |
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7. |
Sudden
stops, financial frictions, and labor market flows: Evidence from Latin
America &nbs=
p;Pages
257-268 Francisco A. Gallego, José A. Tessada |
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Trade
liberalization and unemployment: Theory and evidence from India Pages 269-280 |
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9. |
Export
sophistication and economic growth: Evidence from China=
Pages 281-292 Joachim Jarreau, Sandra =
Poncet |
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10. |
How
product innovation in the North may immiserize the South: A new look at t=
he
Ricardian model with a continuum of goods Pages 293-304 Lilas Demmou=
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11. |
Foreign
direct investment in services and manufacturing productivity: Evidence for
Chile =
Pages
305-321 Ana M. Fernandes, Caroline Paunov |
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The
political economy of linguistic cleavages Pages 322-338 Klaus Desmet,
Ignacio Ortuño-Ortín, Romain Wacziarg |
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13. |
Creative
accounting or creative destruction? Firm-level productivity growth in Chi=
nese
manufacturing P=
ages
339-351 Loren Brandt, Johannes Van Biesebroeck, Yifan Zhang |
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Electricity
provision and industrial development: Evidence from India Pages 352-367 |
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The
myth of post-reform income stagnation: Evidence from Brazil and Mexico Pages 368-386 |
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Export
surges =
; Pages
387-395 Caroline Freund, Martha Denisse Pierola |
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Poverty,
voracity, and growth
Pages 396-403 Holger Strulik |
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Repayment
performance in group lending: Evidence from Jordan<=
span
style=3D'font-size:11.0pt'> Pages 404-414 Moh'd Al-Azz=
am, R.
Carter Hill, Sudipta Sarangi |
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19. |
Risk
and intertemporal substitution: Livestock portfolios and off-take among
Kenyan pastoralists Pages
415-426 Travis J. Lybbert, John McPeak |
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20. |
Contagious
development: Neighbor interactions in deforestation=
Pages 427-436 Juan A. Roba=
lino,
Alexander Pfaff |
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21. |
Do
interest rates matter? Credit demand in the Dhaka slums=
Pages 437-449 Rajeev Dehej=
ia,
Heather Montgomery, Jonathan Morduch |
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22. |
Bank
competition, financial reform, and institutions: The importance of being
developed &n=
bsp;Pages
450-465 Manthos D. Delis |
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23. |
The
impact of financial crises and tolerance for uncertainty Pages 466-480 Robert Inklaar, Ji=
ng
Yang |
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24. |
Input-trade
liberalization and firm export decisions: Evidence from Argentina<=
/a> Pages 481-493 |
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25. |
Estimating
returns to education using twins in urban China Pages 494-504 Hongbin Li, =
Pak
Wai Liu, Junsen Zhang |
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26. |
The
impact of theBolsa Escola/Familiaconditional cash transfer program=
on
enrollment, dropout rates and grade promotion in Brazil=
Pages 505-517 Paul Glewwe,=
Ana
Lucia Kassouf |
13. Journal of
Mathematical Economics
Volume 47, Issue 3, Pages
253-390, May 2011
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1. |
Time-varying
risk premia =
Pages
253-259 Robert M. Anderson |
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2. |
Long-lived
collateralized assets and bubbles Pages 260-271 Aloisio Arau=
jo,
Mário R. Páscoa, Juan Pablo Torres-Martínez |
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3. |
Preference
for flexibility and the opportunities of choice Pages 272-278 Salvador
Barberà, Birgit Grodal |
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4. |
Markets
and contracts
Pages 279-288 A. Bisin, J.D. Geanakoplos, P. Gottardi,=
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Engel's Law Reconsidered Pages 289-299 Manisha Chakrabarty, Werner Hildenbrand<= o:p> |
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6. |
Auctions
with resale and bargaining power Pages 300-308 Harrison Cheng |
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7. |
Welfare
maximizing contest success functions when the planner cannot commit Pages 309-317 |
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8. |
Reduced
equivalent form of a financial structure Pages 318-327 Zaier Aouani,
Bernard Cornet |
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9. |
Comonotonicity,
efficient risk-sharing and equilibria in markets with short-selling for
concave law-invariant utilities Pages 328-335 R.-A. Dana |
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10. |
Pareto
improvement and agenda control of sequential financial innovations=
Pages 336-345 |
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11. |
Public
and private learning from prices, strategic substitutability and
complementarity, and equilibrium multiplicity Pages 346-369 Carolina Manzano, =
Xavier
Vives |
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12. |
Manipulation
in elections with uncertain preferences Pages 370-375 Andrew McLennan |
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13. |
Share
equilibrium in local public good economies Pages 376-381 Anne van den
Nouweland, Myrna Wooders |
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14. |
Risk
aversion for variational and multiple-prior preferences=
Pages 382-390 Jan Werner |
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Sustainability
economics, ontology and the capability approach Pages 1-4 Nuno Martins |
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Growth,
debt, and the World Bank
Pages 5-8 Herman Daly |
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3. |
Evolution
of population-resource dynamics models Pages 9-17 Yoko Nagase, T=
akuro
Uehara |
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4. |
Modeling
the bio-refinery industry in rural areas: A participatory approach for po=
licy
options comparison
Pages 18-27 Antonio Lopolito, Gianluca Nardone, Mauriz=
io
Prosperi, Roberta Sisto, Antonio Stasi |
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5. |
The
innovation effects of environmental policy instruments — A typical =
case
of the blind men and the elephant? Pages 28-36 René Kemp, Se=
rena
Pontoglio |
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6. |
Reducing
protest responses by deliberative monetary valuation: Improving the valid=
ity
of biodiversity valuation
Pages 37-44 Zoltán Szabó |
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7. |
Climate
change economics and discounted utilitarianism Pages 45-52 Ulrich Hampick=
e |
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8. |
Using
an adapted HEP to assess environmental cost Pages 53-59 Nathalie Dumax=
, Anne
Rozan |
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9. |
Examining
the drivers of total factor productivity change with an illustrative exam=
ple
of 14 EU countries
Pages 60-69 Bernhard Mahlberg, Mikulas Luptacik, Bires=
h K.
Sahoo |
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10. |
What
STIRPAT tells about effects of population and affluence on the environmen=
t?
Pages 70-74 |
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11. |
Are
pro-environmental consumption choices utility-maximizing? Evidence from
subjective well-being data
Pages 75-87 Heinz Welsch, Jan Kühling |
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12. |
Trophically
balanced sustainable agriculture Pages 88-96 J.R. Schramski, Z.J. Rutz, D.K.
Gattie, K. Li |
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13. |
Economic
development and losses due to natural disasters: The role of hazard expos=
ure
Pages 97-105 |
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14. |
Valuing
scenic amenity using life satisfaction data Pages 106-115 Christopher =
L. Ambrey,
Christopher M. Fleming |
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Distributing
water's bounty &nb=
sp;Pages
116-128 Ronald C. Griffin, James W. Mjelde |
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17. |
Evaluation
of welfare functions of environmental amenities: A case of forest biomass
fuels in Mount Kilimanjaro, Tanzania Pages 129-139 Martin Herbe=
rt
Kijazi, Shashi Kant |
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18. |
The
willingness to adopt agro-ecological innovations: Application of choice
modelling to Caribbean banana planters Pages 140-150 Jean-Marc Bl=
azy,
Alain Carpentier, Alban Thomas |
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19. |
The
paradox of growth critique: Narrative analysis of the Finnish sustainable
consumption and production debate Pages 151-160 Annukka Berg,
Janne I. Hukkinen |
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20. |
Landscape
aesthetics: Assessing the general publics' preferences towards rural
landscapes &=
nbsp;Pages
161-169 Peter Howley |
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21. |
Humans,
environment and economies: From vicious relationships to virtuous
responsibility
Pages 170-178 Olivia Bina, Sofia Guedes Vaz |
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22. |
Historical
iron and steel recovery in times of raw material shortage: The case of
Austria during World War I
Pages 179-187 Manfred Klinglmair, Johann Fellner |
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23. |
The
Skeptical Economist. Revealing the Ethics Inside Economics. Jonathan Aldr=
ed.
Earsthscan. 978-1-84407-705-2. 281 pp. Pages 192- Arild Vatn |
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1. |
Volatility
due to offshoring: Theory and evidence Pages 163-173 Paul R. Berg=
in,
Robert C. Feenstra, Gordon H. Hanson |
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2. |
The
specific factors continuum model, with implications for globalization and
income risk =
Pages
174-185 James E. Anderson |
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3. |
Policy
choi Theory and evidence from commitment via international trade agreemen=
ts Pages 186-205 Nuno Lim&ati=
lde;o,
Patricia Tovar |
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Gravity,
trade integration, and heterogeneity across industries<=
/b> Pages 206-221 Natalie Che=
n,
Dennis Novy |
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5. |
Plant-level
responses to antidumping duties: Evidence from U.S. manufacturers<=
/a> Pages 222-233 Justin R. Pi=
erce |
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6. |
Estimating
vertical spillovers from FDI: Why results vary and what the true effect i=
s Pages 234-244 Tomas Havran=
ek,
Zuzana Irsova |
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7. |
Valuation
effects with transitory and trend productivity shocks Pages 245-255 Ha Nguyen |
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8. |
Habit
formation and fiscal transmission in open economies=
Pages 256-267 Olivier Cardi, Ger=
not J.
Müller |
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9. |
The
yield curve in a small open economy Pages 268-279 Mariano Kuli=
sh,
Daniel Rees |
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10. |
Transportation,
freight rates, and economic geography Pages 280-291 |
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11. |
The
impact of trade liberalization on productivity: Evidence from India's for=
mal
and informal manufacturing sectors Pages 292-301 Shanthi Nata=
raj |
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12. |
International
real business cycles with endogenous markup variability=
Pages 302-316 |
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13. |
Financial
liberalization, structural change, and real exchange rate appreciations Pages 317-328 Felipe Meza,
Carlos Urrutia |
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14. |
Size,
productivity, and international banking Pages 329-334 Claudia M. B=
uch,
Cathérine T. Koch, Michael Koetter |
16.
World Development
Volume 39, Issue 12, Pages
2055-2260, December 2011
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Freely
Disposable Time: A Time and Money Integrated Measure of Poverty and Freed=
om Pages 2055-2068 Marieke Hobbes, =
Wouter
T. De Groot, Ester Van Der Voet, Sukanya Sarkhel |
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Trade
Policy, Trade Costs, and Developing Country Trade |
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3. |
Capital
Flows and Real Exchange Rate Appreciation in Mexico=
Pages 2080-2090 Carlos A. =
Ibarra |
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4. |
“Emerging
Donors” from a Recipient Perspective: An Institutional Analysis of
Foreign Aid in Cambodia
Pages 2091-2104 Jin Sato, Hiroaki Shiga, Takaaki
Kobayashi, Hisahiro Kondoh |
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5. |
Knowledge
Diffusion and Modernization of Rural Industrial Clusters: A
Paper-manufacturing Village in Northern Vietnam Pages 2105-2118 Yuichi Kim=
ura |
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7. |
Local
Means in Value Chain Ends: Dynamics of Product and Social Upgrading in
Apparel Manufacturing in Guatemala and Colombia Pages 2119-2131 Seth Pipki=
n |
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8. |
The
Impact of Political Dependence on Small Island Jurisdictions Pages 2132-2146 Leslie Dun=
n |
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9. |
Marginalized
Forest Peoples’ Perceptions of the Legitimacy of Governan An
Exploration =
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The
Effect of Irrigation on Poverty Reduction, Asset Accumulation, and Inform=
al
Insuran Evidence from Northern Mali Pages 2165-2175 Andrew Dil=
lon |
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11. |
Farmer
Participatory Research and Soil Conservation in Southeast Asian Cassava
Systems &nbs=
p; |
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12. |
The
Impact of Modern Economic Growth on Urban–Rural Differences in
Subjective Well-Being
Pages 2187-2198 Richard A. Easterlin, Laura Angelescu,
Jacqueline S. Zweig |
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13. |
Labor
Migration and Time Use Patterns of the Left-behind Children and Elderly in
Rural China =
Pages
2199-2210 Hongqin Chang, Xiao-yuan Dong, Fiona MacPhail |
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14. |
Height
and Cognitive Achievement of Vietnamese Children |
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15. |
Determinants
of Dietary Quality: Evidence from Bangladesh Pages 2221-2231 Dewan Arif=
Rashid,
Lisa C. Smith, Tauhidur Rahman |
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16. |
Are
Schooling and Roads Complementary? Evidence from Income Dynamics in Rural
Indonesia &n=
bsp;Pages
2232-2244 Futoshi Yamauchi, Megumi Muto, Shyamal Chowdhury, |
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17. |
Quality
of Schooling, Returns to Schooling and the 1981 Vouchers Reform in Chile<=
/span> Pages 2245-2256 Harry A. Patrino=
s,
Chris Sakellariou |
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The
effect of leverage on the tax-cut versus investment-subsidy argument Pages 123-129 |
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The
role of corporate governance in the write-off decision<=
/b> Pages 130-145 Kristina Min=
nick |
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Value
creation and pricing in buyouts: Empirical evidence from Europe and North
America &nbs=
p; |
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Disaggregated
Capital Flows and Developing Countries’ Competitiveness<=
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Rigidities in Employment Protection and Exporting Pages 238-250 Murat Seker<= o:p> |
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3. |
Are
Skilled Women More Migratory than Skilled Men? Pages 251-265 Frédéric
Docquier, Abdeslam Marfouk, Sara Salomone, Khalid Sekkat |
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4. |
Aid
Unpredictability and Economic Growth Pages 266-272 Masahiro Kod=
ama |
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5. |
Innovation
and Productivity: Evidence from Six Latin American Countries Pages 273-290 |
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Impact
of Pension Privatization on Foreign Direct Investment Pages 291-302 Christopher =
Reece,
Abdoul G. Sam |
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7. |
Economic
Crises, Maternal and Infant Mortality, Low Birth Weight and Enrollment Ra=
tes:
Evidence from Argentina’s Downturns Pages 303-314 Guillermo Cr=
uces,
Pablo Glüzmann, Luis Felipe López Calva |
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Detecting
Gender and Racial Discrimination in Hiring Through Monitoring Intermediat=
ion
Services: The Case of Selected Occupations in Metropolitan Lima, Peru Pages 315-328 Martín
Moreno, Hugo Ñopo, Jaime Saavedra, Máximo Torero |
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Transaction
Costs, Institutional Arrangements and Inequality Outcomes: Potato Marketi=
ng
by Small Producers in Rural Peru Pages 329-341 Javier A. Escobal, Denice Caver=
o |
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Small
Farmers and Big Retail: Trade-offs of Supplying Supermarkets in Nicaragua=
Pages 342-354 Hope Michels=
on,
Thomas Reardon, Francisco Perez |
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Is
Bribery Really Regressive? Bribery’s Costs, Benefits, and Mechanism=
s Pages 355-372 |
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Displaced
Populations, Humanitarian Assistance and Hosts: A Framework for Analyzing
Impacts on Semi-urban Households Pages 373-386 Jennifer Alix-Garcia, Anne
Bartlett, David Saah |
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Why Do
NGOs Go Where They Go? Evidence from Kenya Pages 387-401 |
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Impact
of Farmer Field Schools on Agricultural Productivity and Poverty in East
Africa =
;Pages
402-413 K. Davis, E. Nkonya, E. Kato, D.A. Mekonnen, M. Odendo, R. Mi=
iro,
J. Nkuba |
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The
Empowerment Route to Well-being: An Analysis of Farmer Field Schools in E=
ast
Africa =
;
Pages 414-427 Esbern Friis-Hansen, Deborah Duveskog |
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Does
Positional Concern Matter in Poor Societies? Evidence from a Survey
Experiment in Rural Ethiopia Pages 428-435 Alpaslan Akay, Peter Martinsson,
Haileselassie Medhin |
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Aid
Proliferation and Economic Growth: A Cross-Country Analysis Pages 1-10 Hidemi Kimura, =
Yuko
Mori, Yasuyuki Sawada |
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Social
Transfers and Growth: What Do We Know? What Do We Need to Find Out? Pages 11-20 Armando Barrie=
ntos |
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The
Best Things in Life are (Nearly) Free: Technology, Knowledge, and Global
Health =
;
Pages 21-35 Ursula Casabonne, Charles Kenny |
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4. |
Trade
Barrier Volatility and Agricultural Price Stabilization=
Pages 36-48 Kym Anderson, Signe =
Nelgen |
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Beyond
Trade: The Impact of Preferential Trade Agreements on FDI Inflows<=
/a> Pages 49-61 |
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Productivity
Spillovers from Foreign Direct Investment: Firm-Level Evidence from China=
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Does
Foreign Direct Investment Reduce Poverty in Africa and are There Regional
Differences? Pa=
ges
75-95 Gaston Gohou, Issouf Soumaré |
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8. |
Can
Public–Private Partnerships Leverage Private Investment in Agricult=
ural
Value Chains in Africa? A Preliminary Review Pages 96-109 Colin Poulton, Jon Macart=
ney |
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Smallholder
Irrigation as a Poverty Alleviation Tool in Sub-Saharan Africa=
Pages 110-123 |
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Cropland
Allocation Effects of Agricultural Input Subsidies in Malawi Pages 124-133 |
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11. |
Drought
and Population Mobility in Rural Ethiopia Pages 134-145 Clark Gray, Valeri=
e Mueller |
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Household-Level
Consumption in Urban Ethiopia: The Effects of a Large Food Price Shock |
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Social
Protection in Sub-Saharan Africa: Getting the Politics RightPages 163-176
Miguel Niño-Zarazúa, Armando Barrientos, Samuel Hickey, Dav=
id
Hulme |
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The
Spread of Illegal Transgenic Cotton Varieties in India: Biosafety Regulat=
ion,
Monopoly, and Enforcement
Pages 177-188 Bharat Ramaswami, Carl E. Pray, N. Lalit=
ha |
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15. |
Governance
Institutions, Resource Rights Regimes, and the Informal Mining Sector:
Regulatory Complexities in Indonesia Pages 189-205 Samuel J. Sp=
iegel |
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16. |
Collective
Remittances and the State: The 3×1 Program in Mexican Municipalitie=
s Pages 206-222 Francisco Javier Aparicio, Covadonga Meseguer |
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The
impact of public basic research on industrial innovation: Evidence from t=
he
pharmaceutical industry
Pages 1-12 Andrew A. Toole |
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2. |
Globalization
and strategic research investments Pages 13-23 Anna Bohnstedt,
Christian Schwarz, Jens Suedekum |
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The
global crisis and firms’ investments in innovation Pages 24-35 Caroline Pauno=
v |
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Is
there a linear relationship between R&D intensity and growth? Empiric=
al
evidence of non-high-tech vs. high-tech SMEs Pages 36-53 Paulo
Maçãs Nunes, Zélia Serrasqueiro, João
Leitão |
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R&D
strategies and entrepreneurial spawning Pages 54-68 Martin Anderss=
on,
Apostolos Baltzopoulos, Hans Lööf |
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6. |
Innovation
strategy, firm survival and relocation: The case of Hong Kong-owned
manufacturing in Guangdong Province, China Pages 69-78 Naubahar Shari=
f, Can
Huang |
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Firms’
genetic characteristics and competence-enlarging strategies: A comparison
between academic and non-academic high-tech start-ups Pages 79-92 Massimo G. Col=
ombo,
Evila Piva |
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8. |
Social
absorption capability, systems of innovation and manufactured export resp=
onse
to preferential trade incentives Pages 93-101 Abdelrasaq Na-Allah, Mammo Muchi=
e |
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Modeling
the relative efficiency of national innovation systems<=
/b> Pages 102-115 |
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Bottom-up
estimation of industrial and public R&D investment by technology in
support of policy-making: The case of selected low-carbon energy technolo=
gies Pages 116-131 |
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On the
green and innovative side of trade competitiveness? The impact of
environmental policies and innovation on EU exports=
Pages 132-153 Valeria
Costantini, Massimiliano Mazzanti |
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The
effect of the triple helix system and habitat on regional entrepreneurshi=
p:
Empirical evidence from the U.S. Pages 154-166 Younghwan Kim, Wonjoon Kim, Tae=
yong
Yang |
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Virtual
lead user communities: Drivers of knowledge creation for innovation Pages 167-177 |
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Self-employment
and innovation. Exploring the determinants of innovative behavior in small
businesses &=
nbsp;Pages
178-189 Isidoro Romero, Juan A. Martínez-Román |
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Do important
inventions benefit from knowledge originating in other technological doma=
ins? Pages 190-200 Gregory F. =
Nemet,
Evan Johnson |
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Openness
to international markets and the diffusion of standards compliance in Lat=
in
America. A multi level analysis Pages 201-2=
15
Isabel Maria Bodas Freitas, Michiko IizukaHighlights |
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17. |
Filing
behaviour regarding essential patents in industry standards
Pages 216-225 |
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18. |
Understanding
the technology market for patents: New insights from a licensing survey of
Japanese firms
Pages 226-235 Masayo Kani, Kazuyuki Motohashi |
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Geographical
focus in emerging markets and hedge fund performance Pages 309-320 |
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Exchange
rate exposure: A nonparametric approach Pages 321-337 Uluc Aysun,
Melanie Guldi |
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3. |
The
role of the stock market in the provision of Islamic development finan
Evidence from Sudan
Pages 338-353 Bruce Hearn, Jenifer Piesse, Roger Stran=
ge |
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Regional
financial integration in the GCC Pages 354-370 Raphael Espinoza, Ananthakrishn=
an
Prasad, Oral Williams |
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Monetary
autonomy in emerging market economies: The role of foreign reserves Pages 371-388 Hiroyuki Tag=
uchi |
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The
determinants of China's outward foreign direct investment Pages 389-398 |
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7. |
Housing
wealth effect in emerging economies Pages 399-417 Alessio Ciar=
lone |
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Stock
market correlations between China and its emerging market neighbors Pages 418-431 |
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Analysing
interconnectivity among economies Pages 432=
-442
Alfred Y-T. Wong, Tom Pak Wing Fong |
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Relationship
between portfolio diversification and value at risk: Empirical evidence |
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11. |
Financial
integration and currency risk premium in CEECs: Evidence from the ICAPM Pages 460-484 Salem Bouba=
kri,
Cyriac Guillaumin |
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12. |
Foreign
equity flows and the “Size Bias”: Evidence from an emerging s=
tock
market =
;Pages
485-509 Erkin Diyarbakirlioglu |
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Acquisitions
and CEO power: Evidence from French networks Pages 1221-1236 |
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2. |
Profit
or politics? Understanding renationalizations in Russia=
Pages 1237-1253 |
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3. |
Are
better governed funds better monitors? Pages 1254-1271 Julia Chou,
Lilian Ng, |
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4. |
BE/ME
and E/P work better than ME/BE or P/E in regressions Pages 1272-1288 |
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5. |
Cross-country
IPOs: What explains differences in underpricing? |
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6. |
Cash
holdings and share repurchases: International evidence<=
/b> Pages 1306-1329 |
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8. |
Blockholder
dispersion and firm value
Pages 1330-1339 Sander J.J. Konijn, Roman Kräussl,
Andre Lucas |
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9. |
Are
there monitoring benefits to institutional ownership? Evidence from seaso=
ned
equity offerings
Pages 1340-1359 Ilhan Demiralp, Ranjan D'Mello, Freder=
ik
P. Schlingemann, Venkat Subramaniam |
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10. |
A
stubborn persisten Is the stability of leverage ratios determined by the
stability of the economy?
Pages 1360-1376 Jan Hanousek, Anastasiya Shamshur |
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11. |
Corporate
equity ownership, investment, and product market relationships=
Pages 1377-1388 |
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12. |
Family
control and investment–cash flow sensitivity: Empirical evidence fr=
om
the Euro zone
Pages 1389-1409 Julio Pindado, Ignacio Requejo, Chabe=
la
de la Torre |
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13. |
Perks
and the informativeness of stock prices in the Chinese market<=
/span> Pages 1410-1429 |
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14. |
A
bright side of financial constraints in cash management=
Pages 1430-1444 Mi (Meg) L=
uo |
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15. |
Managerial
compensation and the debt placement decision Pages 1445-1456 |
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16. |
Firm-
and country-level determinants of corporate leverage: Some new internatio=
nal
evidence &nb=
sp;
Pages 1457-1474 Ali Gungoraydinoglu, Özde Öztekin |
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17. |
Do
private equity consortiums facilitate collusion in takeover bidding? Pages 1475-1495 |
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18. |
Financing
constraints, cash-flow risk, and corporate investment Pages 1496-1509 |
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19. |
Does
shareholder approval requirement of equity compensation plans matter? Pages 1510-1530 Lilian Ng,=
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20. |
Evidence
on the international evolution and convergence of corporate governance
regulations =
Pages 1531-1557 Marina Martynova, Luc Renneboog |
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21. |
Stock
repurchases and treasury share sales: Do they stabilize price and enhance
liquidity? &=
nbsp;
Pages 1558-1579 Amedeo De Cesari, Susanne Espenlaub, Arif Khurshed |
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22. |
Executive
compensation in firms with concentrated control: The impact of dual class
structure and family management Pages 1580-1594 Ben Amoako-Adu, Vishaal
Baulkaran, Brian F. Smith |
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23. |
CEO
and board chair roles: To split or not to split? |
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24. |
Why
are shareholders not paid to give up their voting privileges? Unique evid=
ence
from Italy &=
nbsp;
Pages 1619-1635 Marco Bigelli, Vikas Mehrotra, P. Raghavendra Rau |
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25. |
Ownership
structure, family control, and acquisition decisions Pages 1636-1657 |