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SOURCES OF TECHNOLOGICAL DIVERGENCE BETWEEN DEVELOPMENT AND LESS DEVELOPMENT ECONOMIES.

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The crowding-out effect of zombie companies on fixed asset investment : evidence from China

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Forecasting price spikes is a timely issue for the deregulated electricity market. Traditional price forecasting techniques show poor performance in handling price spikes, which usually follow a pattern different from the prices under normal market conditions. Therefore, novel approaches are...

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