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Population and the World Bank : adapting to change

2000 - Rev. ed

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Population and the World Bank : adapting to change

1999 - 1. print

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World resources : a joint publication by the World Resources Institute, the United Nations Environment Programme, the United Nations Development Programme, the World Bank ; a guide...

World Resources Institute; UNEP; UNDP; Weltbank; … - Amsterdam [u.a.] : Elsevier Science; Washington, DC : …; … - [1.]1986; 2.1987; 3.1988/89(1988) - 8.1998/99; …

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Population terminology : English - French - Spanish

1986 - 1. print.

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World resources : a joint publication by the World Resources Institute, the United Nations Environment Programme, the United Nations Development Programme, the World Bank ; a guide...

World Resources Institute; UNEP; UNDP; Weltbank; … - Washington, DC : World Resources Inst.; anfangs: New …; … - [1.]1986 - 12.2008; 13.2010/11(2011) -

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Population growth and asset prices

Yoo, Peter S. - Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis - 1997

This paper explores the theoretical relationship between the population growth rate and asset prices implied by an … overlapping-generations model. The model shows that changes in a population's age distribution affect asset prices but such … magnitude of the relationship but does not change the sign or timing of the relationship between a population's age distribution …

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The baby boom and economic growth

Yoo, Peter S. - Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis - 1994

This paper presents a model of economic growth based on the life-cycle hypothesis to determine the path of capital accumulation and economic growth as the baby boom passes through the U.S. economy. The model predicts that a baby boom causes a temporary decline of the capital-labor ratio. The...

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