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Analysis of the impact of China's GDP data revision on monetary policy from the perspective of uncertainty

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Who holds risky assets and how much? : an empirical study based on the HFCS data

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Economic fundamentals, capital expenditures and asset dispositions

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Willingness to pay for mortality risk reduction and environmental Kuznets Curve hypothesis

Morisugi, Masafumi; Sao, Hiroshi; Ohno, Eiji - 2013

Mortality risk due to water pollution is one of serious problems especially for Asian developing countries. The timing to carry out a policy or project against such a problem is typical debate of Environmental Kuznets Curve hypothesis. With survey data sets in Laos and Vietnam to ask citizens'...

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