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Leveraging the digital sustainable growth model (DSGM) to drive economic growth : transforming innovation uncertainty into scalable technology

Shalaby, Ahmed - In: Journal of economy and technology 2 (2024), pp. 310-321

Jungian Cognitive Functions with the innovation process, organizations can develop scalable technologies that not only drive …

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Exo-intelligent data-driven reconfigurable computing platform

Zaborovskij, Vladimir; Antonov, Alexander - In: Digital transformation and the world economy : critical …, (pp. 181-203). 2022

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Air pollution and cognitive functions : evidence from straw burning in China

Lai, Wangyang; Li, Shanjun; Li, Yanan; Tian, Xiaohui - In: American journal of agricultural economics 104 (2022) 1, pp. 190-208

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AN ANALYSIS OF THE EFFECTS OF THE PHYSICAL ACTIVITIES ON THE COGNITIVE FUNCTIONS OF THE ELDERLY WITH MILD COGNITIVE IMPAIRMENT

Lok, Neslihan; Lok, Sefa - International Institute of Social and Economic Sciences - 2015

healthy. Therefore, especially in the protection, it is necessary to maintain and protect the cognitive functions. The … physical activities exercised by the old people are crucial in increasing the cognitive functions or in maintenance of the … improved the cognitive functions of the old people with mild cognitive impairment. …

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How to make the economics profession socially useful? (A reaction to George Soros’ lectures and INET’s activities)

Yefimov, Vladimir - Volkswirtschaftliche Fakultät, … - 2012

The profession of economics does not fulfill its social function to provide people a correct understanding of economic phenomena. In other words, the institution of economics does not work properly. George Soros makes this conclusion in his lectures at the Central European University (Soros,...

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Size matters!: body height and labor market discrimination : a cross-European analysis

Cinnirella, Francesco; Winter, Joachim - 2009

Taller workers earn on average higher salaries. Recent research has proposed cognitive abilities and social skills as explanations for the height-wage premium. Another possible mechanism, employer discrimination, has found little support. In this paper, we provide some evidence in favor of the...

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Size Matters! Body Height and Labor Market Discrimination: A Cross-European Analysis

Cinnirella, Francesco; Winter, Joachim - CESifo - 2009

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