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The Rise of Europe: Atlantic Trade, Institutioanl Change and Economic Growth
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Temperature Shocks and Economic Growth: Evidence from the Last Half Century
Published 2012“…First, higher temperatures substantially reduce economic growth in poor countries. Second, higher temperatures may reduce growth rates, not just the level of output. …”
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The MIT EPPA6 Model: Economic Growth, Energy Use, and Food Consumption
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Analyzing oil production in developing countries: A case study of Egypt
Published 2022Subjects: “…Energy and the Economy –Economic Growth and Energy Demand…”
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Effects of the Uncertainty about Global Economic Recovery on Energy Transition and CO2 Price
Published 2011“…This paper examines the impact that uncertainty over economic growth may have on global energy transition and CO2 prices. …”
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Energy and technological development in Latin America
Published 2022“…By now, the relationship between energy consumption and economic growth is familiar to everyone: it is an almost perfect positive correlation which appears across time and in cross-national comparisons. …”
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An Analysis of the Dynamics of the US Commercial Air Transportation System
Published 2007“…With the end of the economic growth cycle in 2000, the bifurcation of the airline industry began to affect revenues and profits at the major carriers. …”
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The Network Structure of Economic Output
Published 2013“…Much of the analysis of economic growth has focused on the study of aggregate output. …”
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Energy Scenarios for East Asia: 2005-2025
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High Dimensional Sparse Econometric Models: An Introduction
Published 2011“…In the application, we examine and confirm the empirical validity of the Solow-Swan model for international economic growth.…”
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The Energy and CO2 Emissions Impact of Renewable Energy Development in China
Published 2013“…After 2020, the role of renewables is sensitive to both economic growth and technology cost assumptions. Importantly, we find that CO2 emissions reductions due to increased renewables are offset in each year by emissions increases in non-covered sectors through 2050. …”
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Financing Methods for High-Speed Rail with Application to Portugal
Published 2016“…On the other hand, HSR can aid in the formations of megaregions with the potential for economic growth. This paper discusses the cost characteristics of HSR, analyzes HSR’s potential economic influence on megaregions, and identifies megaregion-related revenues that can make HSR more financially viable: specifically, we discuss the use of value capture mechanisms to capture the megaregion economic benefits of HSR in order to finance such systems.…”
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Paying Too Much for Energy? The True Costs of Our Energy Choices
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Institutions, Factor Prices, and Taxation: Virtues of Strong States?
Published 2011“…While in a few societies economic institutions are designed to provide property rights protection, a level playing field, and basic public goods necessary for economic growth, in many they are structured to maximize the rents captured by the “elite,” the individuals or social groups monopolizing political power (e.g., Douglass C. …”
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Migration in the Middle East: Transformation and change
Published 2022“…Yet the economic development of the Arab region is critically tied to manpower requirements; many of the bottlenecks and constraints on economic growth stem directly from the flow of labor across national borders. …”
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Institutions and Economic Performance
Published 2010“…Economists have discovered that institutions (a.k.a. histories) are important determinants of economic growth. The chapters in this volume provide a clear view of the current research about this interconnection. …”
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