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Regional economic development is driven by the accumulation of production factors. More traditional factors like labour and physical capital are accumulated under the law of diminishing returns. This, in turn, allows less developed regions to better perform. Recent branches of theoretical and...
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Spatial aspects of economic and social cohesion have become a major target in European policy in the last decades. By combining the structural funds with spatial development perspectives, the recently introduced concept of territorial cohesion obviously functions as link between EU regional...
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This paper exploits the homogeneity feature of the Singapore private residential condominium market and constructs …
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A global and growing shortage of medical doctors and nurses, exacerbated by increasing life expectancy, is generating greater cost pressures on health care around the world. Many industry analysts and health care professionals have argued that early detection and preventive care, as well as...
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Singapore's monetary policy is centred on the management of the Singapore dollar exchange rate against a trade …-weighted basket of currencies of its major trading partners. The Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) manages the Singapore dollar … sale of the Singapore dollar against the US dollar. In the context of a small open economy, the choice of the exchange rate …
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