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Müller, Olaf L. - 2009

Wie müsste eine faire Lösung des Klimaproblems aussehen? Wie sollten wir Pflichten und finanzielle Lasten der nötigen CO2-Reduktionen verteilen, wenn es dabei gerecht zugehen soll und keiner übervorteilt werden darf? In meiner Antwort auf diese ethischen Fragen stütze ich mich auf einen...

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Dynamics of Competition Between Incumbent and Emerging Network Technologies

Jin, Youngmi; Sen, Soumya; Guérin, Roch A; Hosanagar, … - 2008

The Internet is by all accounts an incredible success, but in spite or maybe because of this success, its deficiencies have come under increasing scrutiny and triggered calls for new architectures to succeed it. Those architectures will, however, face a formidable incumbent in the Internet, and...

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The impact of e-conferencing applications on business travel decision making: a qualitative enquiry

Lin, Kunwei - 2010

Business travel has been steadily decreasing for several years in the United States.Meanwhile, the adoption of e-conferencing technology has dramatically increased since2007. Although the decline in travel has been largely attributed to economic factors, therole and impact of e-conferencing on...

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The political economy of migration: Pakistan, Britain, and the Middle East

Ballard, Roger - 1987

political changes in the contemporary world. Over the years, millions of people have moved from their rural homes in search of …

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The Budworm and the Mill: The Spruce Budworm Epidemic and the Evolving Forest Products Industry in Maine from 1975-1985

Tatko, Steven A. - 2010

For three hundred years the forest products industry has sustained the economy of Maine. Private industrial ownership … economy experienced rapid changes which decreased the price of wood and heightened tension between corporate owners and …

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Chinese Economy: Dynamics and Challenges

Huang, Yasheng - 2010

Yasheng Huang is professor of political economy and international management and holds International Program … Professorship in Chinese Economy and Business at Sloan School of Management, Massachusetts Institute of Technology. He also holds a … Economist magazine as one of the best books published in 2008. Yasheng Huang is professor of political economy and international …

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Internationally, The 21st Century Is No Time for the United States to Be Gambling With the Economy: Taxpayers Subsidizing the Gambling Industry and the De Facto Elimination of All...

Kindt, John Warren - 2003

The Gambling Industry and Taxation by Terrorism ... Another concern was the target marketing to children via children's themes on video gambling machines leading to charges that the gambling industry had transformed the problem of Joe Camel into "Joe Casino. ... The annual U.S. bankruptcy costs...

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Using Agent-Based Models to Understand the Surprising Complexity of Global Markets

Earnest, David - 2011

Why is the economy “complex”? For all the recent advances in the management sciences, businesses today face markets …. The talk demonstrates that many of the “surprises” we observe in today’s economy arise from our poor understanding of the …

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Conservation and prudent management are the key to the preservation of the environment: The case of water resources, and the Indian situation

Roy, K. C.; Tisdell, C. A. - 1999

water in the world is limited as 99 percent of the earth’s water is either saline or frozen. Of the remaining 1 percent most …

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Die Auswirkungen von "bad" governance am Beispiel der argentinischen Wirtschaftsentwicklung unter besonderer Berücksichtigung des Systemvertrauens

Eberhart, David - 2006

Argentinien erlebte in der Jahren 2001 und 2002 die schwerste Wirtschaftskrise seiner jüngeren Geschichte. Doch auch diese schwere Krise war nur Teil eines Jahrzehnte alten Entwicklungsmusters. In seinem Verlauf führten chronische Inflation, Leistungsbilanzprobleme, Produktivitätsmängel und...

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