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An International Comparison of the Economics of Building Integrated PV in different Resource, Pricing and Policy Environments: The Cases of the U.S., Japan and South Korea
Byrne, John; Agbemabiese, Lawrence; Boo, Kyung-Jin; … - 2000
studies carried out in theUS, Japan and South Korea which offer a cross-nationalreview of the performance of dual-function DPV …
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10009467388
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StarLink: Impacts on the U.S. Corn Market and World Trade.
Lin, William; Price, Gregory K.; Allen, Edward W. - 2003
Japan and South Korea during the period from November 2000 through March 2002 were due to increased competition from rival …
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10009429450
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Genetic diversity among soybean accessions from three countries measured by RAPDs.
Li, Z.; Nelson, R.L. - 2001
peninsula and in Japan. All three areas are considered important sources of soybean germplasm. The objectives of this study were … to evaluate the genetic variation in soybean within and among China, S. Korea, and Japan by means of 120 accessions from … within China is much larger than that within Japan or S. Korea, but smaller than that between China and Japan or S. Korea …
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RISK AND STRUCTURAL CHANGE IN AGRICULTURE: HOW INCOME SHOCKS INFLUENCE FARM SIZE
Roberts, Michael J.; Key, Nigel D. - 2002
Farm-level Census data and county-level income shock data reveal that past unexpected income shocks affect the rate of change in average farm size. Average farm size increases more quickly in counties experiencing negative income shocks as compared to counties experiencing positive income...
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MARKET IMPERFECTIONS AND CLASS STRUCTURE: THE CASE OF SOUTH AFRICA
Lovo, Stefania - 2008
Land and market imperfections shape the organization of agricultural production and lead to differentproduction regimes within rural farm households in South Africa. This paper presents a theoretical modelto explain the presence of three main households groups (classes) determined on the basis...
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10009443206
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Schooling, Capital Constraints and Entrepreneurial Performance
Praag, C.M. van; Parker, S.C. - 2004
To what extent is the performance of a small business venture, once started, affected by capital constraints at the time of inception and by the business founder's investment in human capital? We attempt to answer this question taking into account the potential endogeneity of human and financial...
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The French Biodiesel Production: An Assessment of the Impacts and Interaction Effects of Policy Instruments
Doumax, Virginie - 2010
Replaced with revised version of paper 07/18/10.
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Rent Seeking in the Cameroon Economy: Krueger's Analytic Technique Helps to Account for Development Lag in Colonial States
DeLorme, Charles D.; Kamerschen, David R.; Mbaku, John M. - 1986
Traditional economic theory regards the social costs of monopoly as the reduction in both consumer and producer surplus as a result of monopolization of certain sectors of the economy. Recent research has shown that a proper accounting of the social costs of monopoly must include the costs of...
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Environmental external costs from power generation by renewable energies
Braun, Martin - 2004
In the following decades there will be a fundamental structural change in the European power supply system. This structural change is forced by several factors, e.g. the European Union Greenhouse Gas Emission Trading Scheme, the strategic goal for the European Union of a more sustainable...
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Eine ökonomische Analyse rechtlicher Regelungen von Verbraucherkrediten
Jozsa, Dan-Paul - 2008
Die Arbeit untersucht das Auftreten von Externen Kosten im Rahmen der Verbraucherverschuldung, sowie die Wirkungen verschiedener rechtlicher Regelungen auf die Arbeitsleistung der Kreditnehmer nach der Kreditaufnahme. Sie konzentriert sich dabei auf drei „Arten“ von externen Kosten:1....
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