Diluge
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The Dynamics of Housing Prices: An International Perspectiveusing prices. They have also attracted attention to the dynamics of housing prices more generally. In the USA the phenomenal price increases, some of which have been attributed to ‘bubbles’.. in some regions and states during the mid- to late 1980s, have given way to price declines. The bubbles seem
把手
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埋伏
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Gender Inequality and Economic Developmentand 1960s, it was widely held that forces unleashed in economic development would lead to a convergence in the status and well-being of men and women.. For example, modernization theorists argued that increasing reliance on impersonal markets to allocate economic resources was incompatible with disc
aggressor
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Gender Inequality and Economic Developmentontaneity of links between the level of development and women’s relative status. Behind this retreat from easy generalizations has been an accumulation of evidence suggesting significant differences in the extent, pattern and terms of women’s involvement in paid work in countries at similar levels o
确定
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monochromatic
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幼稚
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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-74126-0doctrine, which is a brilliant analysis of Marx the prophet, the sociologist, the economist and the teacher. Then follows part two, which has attracted most attention, on the development or rather the decay of capitalism. Part three deals with the question ‘Can socialism work?’ and part four is a tr
Subjugate
发表于 2025-3-28 14:22:16
https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-21114-1tortions should facilitate the more efficient use of its resources and thus contribute to higher production, consumption and welfare. Yet what we see in formerly centrally planned economies adopting such policies is a substantial fall in measured output — typically 25 per cent over about three years