Titlebook: Contemporary Economic Issues; Volume 2: Labour, Fo Yair Mundlak Book 1998 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 19

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,Thesenförmige Zusammenfassung,e, especially in terms of road and power station maintenance. There has been massive waste and inefficiency with most power systems operating at between 18 per cent and 44 per cent of best-practice stations in terms of fuel per kilowatt hour with transmission and distribution losses two to four times as great (p. 5).

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2662-6330 are considered by a number of papers. The contributors include many leading academics from North America, Europe, Africa, Australia and Israel.978-1-349-26188-8Series ISSN 2662-6330 Series E-ISSN 2662-6349

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Openness and Within-Country Inequalitysignificant tradeoffs — while it holds out the prospect of higher growth it also carries dangers of increasing inequality in the short to medium run, particularly because of the interaction of globalization and new technology with existing skill and educational inequalities.

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Economic Regulation and Political Influence may have positive effects.) The government is attempting to regulate utilization of the factor and the producers react, trying to modify the implemented policy. The ensuing political equilibrium varies with the nature of the externalities and means of control.

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Book 1998e Nobel Laureate Robert Fogel‘s discussion of nutritional standards and the implications of new theories of evolution in assessing the extent of malnutrition. Historical analysis informs contemporary surveys, including Yair Mundlak‘s comparison of the postwar record of 130 countries in agricultural

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Manfred Jürgen Matschke,Gerrit Bröselle period. The other two subsets are far off the average in a spectacular way: during 1913–50 the European economy distinctly underperformed while the opposite was the case in 1950–73 when product and productivity grew at rates never before or since experienced.