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19 Oct 2023: 44 H. E. Daly, Beyond Growth. The Economics of Sustainable Development, cit., p. ... 22, pp. 203 ff; H. E. Daly, The Economic Growth Debate: What SomeEconomists Have Learned But Many Have Not, in Journal of Environmental Economics and Management,1987, vol

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19 Oct 2023: Surely, though, further and more robust tests are required. In the rest of this section we test further for the possibility of ‘lock-in’ effects by. ... trends and cycles in economic time series”, Review of Economics and Statistics.

19 Oct 2023: The Journal of Economic Perspectives 26, 3–28. Allcott, H., Mullainathan, S., 2010. ... Journal of Economic Behavior & Organization 89, 122–135. Fraj, E., Martinez, E., 2006a.

19 Oct 2023: Anthony Lepinteur, Giorgia Menta and Sofie R Waltl. Affiliation: University of Luxembourg, Luxembourg Institute of Socio-Economic Research, University of Cambridge and Vienna University of Economics and Business. ... larising the working position of

19 Oct 2023: Along with this rapid urbanization, real estate has been a key engine to China’s economic. ... This enables us to test the net effect of risk associated with policy uncertainty.

19 Oct 2023: We test our hypotheses using residential development data from Hong Kong between 1995 and 2015. ... are engaged in presales, thereby providing us with sufficient observations to test our hypotheses.

19 Oct 2023: addressed in a later robustness test. 10. Figure 1: Distribution of MSA Betas. ... regression coefficients and test if the average coefficient is significantly different from zero.

23 Feb 2024: Economic theory suggests demand side subsidies are more appropriate to well operating markets. ... The danger of a serious mismatch between policy intentions and economic realities is manifest.

19 Oct 2023: permanent effects on the level of economic activity. It can only have temporary. ... conclusion reached by the UK House of Lords Select Committee on Economic Affairs.