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Uttar Pradesh: State Economy (AT A Glance)

Pandey, Alok Kumar - 2012

Uttar Pradesh is India`s fourth largest and the most populated state in India. With an area of 93,933 sq mi (243,286 square km), Uttar Pradesh covers a large part of the highly fertile and densely populated upper Gangetic plain. There is an average population density of 828 persons per km² i.e....

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Conceptualizing Local Knowledge and Disaster Management

Abdul Razzaq, Khan; Khan, Abuturab; Razzaq, Sadia - 2015

This article deals with review of conceptualization of local knowledge and highlights terms related disaster management. The purpose is to relate local knowledge in disaster management as an important factor, because rural communities mostly trust on their own wisdom, i.e. Local knowledge. This...

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Verteilungswirkungen anreizorientierter Sozialpolitik : das deutsche Rentenversicherungs- und Steuersystem in der Perspektive dynamischer Lebenszyklusmodelle

Grub, Martin - 2005

The German old age security system has seen three major reforms under the red-green govern¬ment, accomplished by a few …

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Цифровая экономика и развитие сельских территорий (на примере Сербии)

Bukvić, Rajko; Nikolenko, Polina; Bocharov, Vladimir - 2024

Russian: Основы использования ИКТ в Сербии уже заложены, но электронный бизнес-процесс пока не сильно развит. Системных исследований влияния Интернета и ИКТ на...

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Institutionalism and Liberalism

Obregon, Carlos - 2023

In social sciences there has been a long debate between the defenders of institutionalism and those of liberalism. The debate has centered around the relationship that exists between the individual (agent) and the social institutions (social structure). In general, liberalism defends that the...

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Impact and Coping Strategies among Vulnerable Groups: An Urban-Rural Resilience Trajectory of the COVID-19 Pandemic

Fillaili, Rizki; Tamyis, Ana Rosidha; Mawardi, Sulton; … - 2022

same lack of capacity to address the impacts of the pandemic. The study finds that the government continues to struggle to … provide timely and well-targeted assistance to the worst affected groups. The government has demonstrated low capacity in … of informants, including vulnerable groups, community leaders, and local government officials. …

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Congestion Tolls Efficiently Reduce CO2 Emissions from Homes in addition to Urban Transportation in the Long Run

Domon, Shohei; Hirota, Mayu; Kono, Tatsuhito; Managi, … - 2020

Greenhouse gas emissions caused by urban residents' energy consumption arise from the 1) transportation and 2) housing sectors. This energy consumption depends on the population distribution of the city. This study quantitatively examines the effectiveness of congestion tolls, carbon tax, and...

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Polyinclusive strategies for the development of cities

Varma, Sumati; Gill, H.S - 2008

The defining characteristic of the modern global city today is its excluding character. The city today consists to a large extent of poor people who have been excluded in the process of urban planning and whose right to be a part of the urban process has been largely ignored. Urban development...

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System-wide Impacts of Agricultural Export Taxes: A Simulation Experiment with Ethiopian Data

Gelan, Ayele - 2004

This paper examines rural-urban spillover effects of agricultural price policy in a developing economy. It employs a computable general equilibrium methodology based on a bi-regional social accounting matrix for Ethiopia. The simulation experiment quantifies system-wide impacts of exports tax on...

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A Policy Impact Evaluation Model For Scotland: Decoupling Single Farm Payments

Gelan, Ayele; Schwarz, Gerald - 2006

The purpose of this paper is to assess the impacts of decoupling single farm payments in Scotland. It focuses on aggregate impacts on the agricultural products in domestic and external markets and the spill-over effect of this on the non-agricultural sector as well as an aggregate impact on the...

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