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If its prospects were doubted in the early 1990s, London is now the pre-eminent international financial centre. It … analysts approach this topic concentrating on the nature and quality of market relationships in London, others emphasise the … role that government regulation has played in promoting the growth of the City of London with respect to its European …
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London is the most famous European destination bases on its culture, events, museum and heritage. This paper aims to … use the ‘10As’ model, especially in Activities, Appreciation and Action to show London’s diverse events, the customer …
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The aim of this paper is to analyse the ‘4Ps’ of marketing in London tourism. We underlined the peculiarities of …
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With states facing tightening Medicaid budgets, the high cost of financing long-term care for the elderly through Medicaid has prompted proposals to make private long-term care insurance (LTCI) more affordable through tax incentives. The effectiveness of tax incentives for stimulating LTCI...
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This paper examines the impact of declines in adult mortality on growth in an overlapping generations model. With public education and imperfect annuity markets, a decline in mortality affects growth through three channels. First, it raises the saving rate and thereby increases the rate of...
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considered three adverseimpacts of population growth on savings and capital formation........ …
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Unlike the prediction of a frictionless open economy model, long-term average savings and investment rates are highly … that the calibrated model with both frictions produces a savings–investment correlation and a volume of capital flows close …
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changes in household savings are negatively related to exogenous income shocks, with this relationship strongest for low … wealth households. Only models of consumption which include precautionary savings motives can explain why poorer households … both reduce their consumption and increase their savings in response to an exogenous decline in income. …
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(1990). This particular feature enables us to isolate the effect of risk aversion on precautionary savings. Furthermore, I … intertemporal distortions on precautionary savings in finite and infinite horizon models of a small open economy. The effects of … of shocks on precautionary savings and verify that these are qualitatively identical to the ones observed with CES …
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-period dynamic model that under certain conditions nonbank intermediation increases an economy's savings mobilization and contributes … to banks in financial intermediation, increased the savings mobilization, and in the end contributed to the economic …
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