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The causality between energy consumption and real income in developed countries has been a very vital research topic in recent years. Raising concerns about climate change and global warming increase the pressure on policy makers to take action against energy depletion. Unfortunately these...
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Based on a case study approach in twelve countries, analyses and compares current practices and trends in employment relationships in higher education.
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effectiveness may moderate in graying societies. It then uses Bayesian estimation techniques for the U.S., Canada, Japan, U.K., and …
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Renewable energy deployment is growing rapidly on a global scale. China, Germany, Japan and the US are among the countries with highest capacity of renewables installed. In Germany, for example, the large growth in renewable power generation (RPG) capacities in the past has been mainly due to...
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This paper extends previous research (Pufahl and Weiss, 2009) and applies a semi-parametric propensity score matching approach to evaluate the effects of agrienvironment (AE) programs on input use and farm output of individual farms in eight Member States of the European Union. We find...
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, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland and the United Kingdom and point out the similarities and national distinctions in the respective …
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ILO pub-WEP pub. Working paper, comparison of the labour market impact of public expenditure for defence in Canada …, France, Germany, Federal Republic, Norway, Sweden, UK and USA - examines the econometric models used to assess potential …
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Presents a summary review of the development and utilization of occupational classifications in 11 countries and considers their compatibility and comparison with ISCO-88. Includes short reviews of experiences in the transition countries of Central and Eastern Europe.
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