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Steuererhöhung zur Finanzierung des Golfkrieges? Schwere Zeiten für die Finanzpolitik
Leibfritz, Willi - In: Ifo Schnelldienst 44 (1991) 05, pp. 03-04
Nach den neuesten Berechnungen kostet ein etwa dreimonatiger Krieg am Golf die Alliierten etwa 55 Mrd. Dollar. Die …
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Der Golfkrieg und seine Folgen : wirtschaftliche Auswirkungen der Krise am Golf auf die Länder des Nahen und Mittleren Ostens, die Weltwirtschaft und Deutschland
Halbach, Axel J.; Schönherr, Siegfried - In: Ifo Schnelldienst 44 (1991) 34, pp. 10-18
Versuch einer Quantifizierung der wirtschaftlichen Folgen des zweiten Golfkriegs. Angesprochen werden: veränderte Gastarbeiter- und damit Finanzströme, hohe unmittelbare und indirekte Kriegsfolgelasten und deren externe Mitfinanzierung, veränderte regionale Leistungstransfers,...
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DRAMATISCHE WAHRHEIT, KRIEG UND FRIEDEN
SENTURK, Ridvan - In: Istanbul Commerce University Journal of Social Sciences 23 (2013) 1, pp. 15-42
Die Bedingungen, welche die Dominanz der Friede oder des Kriegs über das individuelle und gemeinschaftliche Leben bestimmen, sind nicht nur die Politischen, Ideologischen, Wirtschaftlichen und Militärischen. Das ist nicht nur die Frage des Militärischen, Ökonomischen und Politischen, auch...
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Civil aviation the worst crisis ever?
Essenberg, Bert - International Labour Organization (ILO), United Nations - 2003
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Well-being and war
Frey, Bruno - In: International Review of Economics 59 (2012) 4, pp. 363-375
Happiness research has dealt with a great number of determinants of well-being but has neglected the effect of war …-being of the people killed in war. Wars may also increase happiness by providing shared experiences, raising national pride …
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“I May Look 75, but I’m Really a Pioneer”: Concept of Self and Resilience Among Israeli Elder Adults Living in a War Zone
Chaitin, Julia; Sternberg, Rotem; Arad, Hagar; Barzili, Lea - In: Journal of Happiness Studies 14 (2013) 5, pp. 1601-1619
, who live in a war zone along the border with Gaza. The participants were asked to tell their life stories and to answer …
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Virilio, Elias y Robin. Terrorismo, Guerra y Temor
Korstanje, Maximiliano E. - In: Revista Europea de Historia de las Ideas Políticas y … (2012) 3
Social Anthropology delved into the war as one of most important activities of all societies, cultures and … of technology previously developed in peace-time. Whenever societies are unable to make the war, simply they are … extinguished. Nonetheless, after the World Trade center's attack in Sept. 2001, terrorism advent and the war on terror have created …
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Capitalism at War
Harrison, Mark - Department of Economics, University of Warwick - 2011
cost of war; then, whether capitalism has shown a preference for war. Both questions are considered comparatively. Neither …
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A temporal analysis of wealth in eighteenth-century Ottoman Kastamonu
Cosgel, Metin; Ergene, Bogac A.; Kaygun, Atabey - Department of Economics, University of Connecticut - 2013
This article studies temporal variations in wealth levels and distribution in an Ottoman context during the eighteenth century. By analysing the probate estate inventories of the Muslim deceased in Kastamonu, located in north-central Anatolia, we demonstrate that real wealth levels generally...
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Is Art Really a Safe Haven? Evidence from the French Art Market During WWI
David, Geraldine - Centre Emile Bernheim, Solvay Brussels School of … - 2014
During crisis art is often considered as a safe haven both by the scientific literature and the financial advisors. For example, during WWII art markets encountered a massive boom in occupied countries This paper questions this vision of art as a safe investment providing evidence that art has...
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