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The role that institutions play in shaping economic growth was a key finding of the landmark 1993 World Bank study, The East Asian Miracle, which examined how eight countries in the region achieved “high growth and declining inequality” from 1965 to 1990.
But the world cannot hold its breath waiting for a change of heart by Putin and China, which is why a no-fly zone should be examined as a military option.
The request must be examined by a team of doctors and a psychiatrist or psychologist, and requires the approval of the minor’s parents.
One of the papers, by Timothy J. Hatton of the University of Essex and Australian National University, examined refugee flows around the world, to see what drives them.
The question we examined is how to achieve happiness in a world that is characterized by rapid urbanization, mass media, global capitalism, and environmental degradation.
The Copenhagen Consensus study also examined a portfolio option of the sort heralded by the United Nations’ Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change.
(This year, Doing Business ranked China 91st out of the 185 national economies it examined.)
One was still limping; so the doctor examined the foot and its fitting, and sent it back for more work.
They examined the best research available and concluded that projects requiring a relatively small investment – getting micro-nutrients to those suffering from malnutrition, providing more resources for HIV/AIDS prevention, making a proper effort to get drinking water to those who lack it – would do far more good than the billions of dollars we could spend reducing carbon emissions to combat climate change.
In a recent report, we examined the experiences of young African agriculturalists in seven countries.
Furthermore, grave errors can occur when large data sets are mined using machine algorithms without having first having properly examined the decision that needs to be made.
To see what that looks like, the International Trade Center (ITC) recently examined how people in Southeast Asia sustainably manage the CITES-listed python trade.
Another is the massacre, examined by the journalist Anna Bikont, of at least 340 – and, according to other authors, as many as 1,600 – Jewish men, women, and children in the town of Jedwabne.
In their pioneering 2013 book Scarcity: Why Having Too Little Means So Much, Harvard’s Sendhil Mullainathan and Eldar Shafir of Princeton University examined the conditions under which people make decisions regarding how they manage their jobs, families, and lives.
Much of the existing research focuses on the US economy, where some studies have measured the growth of dominant firms’ market power through the steep upward trend in mark-up pricing; and others have examined the role of proliferating information technologies in the accumulation of “surplus wealth.”
The studies we examined show that, in terms of wages, immigrants from close neighboring countries put a small amount of downward pressure on the wages of low-skill natives.
But researchers who have examined non-economic data, not least migrants’ responses to surveys, have good reason to cast doubt on this assumption.
The American Psychiatric Association has a rule that its members may not offer diagnoses of people they have not examined.
But this argument does not hold up when the participating countries are examined one by one.
The surgeon examined the eye, said that it didn’t need surgery, and sent her back to the general practitioner.
In 1998 we examined OECD data for a correlation between national unemployment rates in the mid-1990’s and current tax rates on labor.
In fact, Lucas and Fama both moved up in the RePEc rankings during the period I examined, from 30 to nine and from 23 to 17, respectively.
NATO leaders have examined their approach to managing relations with countries, such as China and Russia, that still view NATO as a potential threat rather than as a genuine partner.
Outstanding cases of failure - ie, countries that not only do poorly on purely economic criteria, but that are also basket cases in the Human Development Index - should also be closely examined.
The panel examined reports from each of these jurisdictions, with the exception of Montana (where legalization of assistance in dying occurred only in 2009, and reliable data are not yet available).
When we examined the subset of closed economies, growth in income per person was, indeed, the same in both developing and developed economies (about 0.7%).
So the OECD examined myriad economic studies on air pollution to quantify what people’s health is worth to them.
Nobel laureate economists examined this new research and identified 19 super-targets that would do the most good for the world for each dollar spent.
A 2004 conference that Lomborg initiated, for example, focused on global warming; for the three widely touted climate-change policies examined, Lomborg’s panel concluded that “costs were likely to exceed benefits.”
Still, the new judicial procedure that Macron envisions will need to be examined carefully once it has been fleshed out.
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