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-specific equivalence scales developed for Germany and the United States by Merz et al. (1993). We verify previous studies that show that … inequality and the incidence of poverty are greater in the United States than in Germany. Overall inequality and poverty levels …
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Germany 1983. It is a part of a joint US and German research project comparing equivalence scales with consistent methods and … Germany based on actual available individual consumption expenditure data shows a variety of interesting results with regard …
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-specific equivalence scales developed for Germany and the United States by Merz et al. (1993). We verify previous studies that show that … inequality and the incidence of poverty are greater in the United States than in Germany. Overall inequality and poverty levels …
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based on a revealed preference consumption approach for West Germany and the United States. We review several approaches and …
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especially the Masters of Business Administration (MBA) program; as structured and taught in India and USA. Specific objectives … study covered students who had successfully completed MBA in India and those Indians who had pursued an MBA in USA. The … satisfactory. Indians completing MBA from USA, perceived good quality of all parameters, with the only problem of finding a good …
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The correlation analysis was conducted on dynamic of GDP and company failure rate for Poland, Europe and USA for the …
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Climate change is an emerging challenge to developing economy like India however it also creates opportunity to grow through climate friendly goods production and new direction of trade. This paper focuses India’s potential export trade in climate friendly goods. The estimated gravity model is...
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Given that China is already the world’s largest carbon emitter and its emissions continue to rise rapidly in line with its industrialization and urbanization, there is no disagreement that China eventually needs to take on binding greenhouse gas emissions caps. However, the key challenges are...
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