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R E S E A R C H P A P E R Volume 17:06 Leaving the Big City: April 2024 New Patterns of Migration in Canada Kevin McQuillan Acknowledgements …

largest cities have often benefited from what economists call agglomeration — the concentration of workers …

Two economists from the Harvard Growth Lab (Shah and Sturzenegger) estimate that the average transport costs for those who are employed in South Africa is equal to 57% of net wages when time to commute …

<p>Two economists from the Harvard Growth Lab (Shah and Sturzenegger) estimate that the average transport …

PM2.5 may also increase the incidence of preterm birth, low birth weight, and infant mortality.3 Economists have studied the impacts of PM2.5 from wildfire smoke because it generates arguably exogenous temporal …

worked on interdisciplinary wildfire issues with economists, ecologists, meteorologists, and other natural … birth, low birth weight, and infant mortality.3 Economists have studied the impacts of PM2.5 from wildfire … the Association of Environmental and Resource Economists, 5(4), 827-863. Bedi, A. S., Nakaguma, M. Y. … the Association of Environmental and Resource Economists, 8(3), 443-474. Behrer, A. P., & Wang, S. (2022) …

Beyond the scheme-based commitments which some state governments and the central government have given in the form of urban employment schemes or the rural employment guarantee act &lt;&lt; 2 &gt;&gt; …

to sustain a decent standard of living. Many economists argue that it is from this section of society …

He is a member of the Editorial Board of the French Review Commentaire and Knight of the Legion of Honor. [...] Under the direct supervision of Professor Abdelaziz Aitali, the …

Olivier Blanchard, although rather Keynesian economists, have criticized the fiscal stance. Summers emphasized …

Decisionmakers in the San Joaquin Valley (SJV) are interested in understanding how the region might harness its land, water, and other resources to participate in California's transition to a clean …

jobs and then indirect and induced jobs. Labor economists define direct jobs as employment created to …

Thus, Influence Operations refer to the use of non-military means of psychological, technological, economic and political influence and subversion to undermine the security and governance of a targeted country. [...] …

most efficient means of production.149 Liberal economists argue that “the global efficiency and the increased … international borders”.150 Some of these liberal economists even welcome the prospect of MNCs replacing the …

He is a Fellow of the British Academy and of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences; he is a Member of the Academia Europaea and an Honorary Fellow of …

economic benefits of proximity to economic mass. Economists famously do not agree on much, but there is a … made clear) impossible for civil servants or economists in Whitehall to second-guess or monitor such … suppression of a potential productivity gain. Urban economists have an increasing understanding that people … and Social Research I come from a generation of economists who were schooled in the view that monetary and … economy Many economists are fierce critics of neoliberalism. But the voices of economists were rarely …

Conceptualising the drivers The role of the financial and service industries in and forms of corruption facilitating transnational corruption has climbed the research agenda in recent years. [...] And regulatory …

is contested by different substantially. While economists were in the past schools of thought. This Helpdesk …

2021 TFP revision was a “substantial improvement in transparency,” according to a 2023 letter from economists with expertise in SNAP and the TFP.12 USDA’s experts rigorously documented its review of existing …

transparency,” according to a 2023 letter from economists with expertise in SNAP and the TFP.12 USDA’s …