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Стратегия развития сибири:от ресурсной экономики к инновационной

Суслов, В.И.; Suslov, Viktor I. - 2010

The article presents a genesis of the notion Siberia and defines two main characteristics of a regionwith a resource … timely diversification. The article also describes channels ofcapital export from Siberia and defines strategic objectives …

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RUSSIAN GRAIN FROM SIBERIA: EXPORT POTENTIAL, PRIORITY SALES MARKETS

BYKOV, Alexander А.; ALESHCHENKO, Vitaly V.; CHUPIN, … - 2021

The study identifies the possibilities of the grain complex of Siberia to supply grain for export. The role of the … its export from Siberia, have been determined. Using data from the Federal Customs Service of Russia, an analysis of grain … exports by regions of Siberia and grain crops for 2017-2019 was carried out. The factors hindering the export of Siberian …

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Water demand and the urban poor: A study of the factors influencing water consumption among housholds in Cape Town, South Africa

Jansen A.; Schulz C.-E. - 2006

Water demand management is a key focus area for most water managers and even more so in developing countries since improved access to water is important to the poor. Different policies have been introduced to ensure a water management system th at cares for the poor, among them the Increasing...

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Socio-economic mortality differentials in Sydney over a quarter of a century, 1970-94

Hayes, Lillian J.; Quine, Susan; Taylor, Richard; … - 2002

OBJECTIVE: To examine trends in socio-economic differentials in all-cause mortality in Sydney over a 25-year period (1970-94). METHODS: Five measures of single indicators (two for occupation, two for education and one for income) and a composite measure of socio-economic disadvantage based on...

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Oil vulnerability in the Australian city: Assessing socioeconomic risks from higher urban fuel prices

Dodson, Jago; Sipe, Neil - 2007

Global oil prices have risen markedly over the past 18 months, generating considerable speculation regarding their economic and social impacts. Cities that are highly dependent on petroleum for urban transport are likely to be most adversely affected by rising oil prices. Yet there has been...

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