Spanish regions
The intensive and extensive margins of trade: decomposing exports growth differences across spanish regions
... This paper investigates the role of extensive and intensive margins on internation- al export growth among Spanish regions over the period 1988-2006. For that purpose we apply the accounting framework ...
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Public capital and regional economic growth: a SVAR approach for the spanish regions
... Regional economic growth could be affected by public capital through different mechanisms. The most direct way is the consideration of public capital as a factor of production (see Sturm, 1998). The effects derived from ...
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The effects of European structural funds in the Spanish regions using CGE models: a review
... A significant amount of resources are allocated as Structural funds by the EU each year, which makes it an important policy instrument and an evaluation of its impacts a matter of great interest. Despite its relevance in ...
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Does the Economic Productive Structure Determine Early School Leaving Rates? Evidence from Spanish Regions, 2000 2013
... some regions specializing in tourism can be observed to display a higher per capita GDP and lower unemployment rates, combined simultaneously with higher levels of school-failure and drop-out rates and high ratios ...
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Social and human capital as determining factors of entrepreneurship in the spanish regions
... the opportunity variable) and all they believe having the skills to set up a new busi- ness. Fear of failure can stop potential entrepreneurship and entrepreneurial activity, but it has no effect on the consolidated ...
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Overeducation and its effects on wages: a closer look at the spanish regions
... between regions that show important signs of heterogeneity, especially because of the lack of explicit information in our data source about unobservable ...
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Regional differences in the Okun’s relationship: new evidence for Spain (1980 2015)
... the Spanish regions so as to obtain a single database with both time and cross-regional variability, which allows to make use of panel data ...compared. Spanish regions were broken down into ...
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The influence of educational attainment on convergence in Spanish and Portuguese regions
... European regions (Crespo Cuaresma, Havettová, & Lábaj, 2013), the lag between making an initial investment and reaping its benefits differs among countries and ...Iberian regions) has been widely ...
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Quality of life and poverty: measurement and comparability
... No doubt, poverty is important to rank societies from the best to the worst. But it has been suggested that a more varied set of characteristics should be taken into account to generate this kind of rankings. Literature ...
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Aclaramiento del virus de la hepatitis C inducido por PEG-Interferón-α y ribavirina: estudio farmacogenético multicéntrico en hospitales españoles
... different Spanish regions (Valencia, Alicante, Cartagena, A Coruña, Córdoba, Navarra, Sa- lamanca, Lleida, Barcelona, Madrid, Tenerife, Las pal- mas de Gran Canaria) considered as a representative national ...
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Wage curve versus Phillips curve: a microeconomic estimation for the Spanish case
... the Spanish economy, we can cite Canziani (1997), who finds a negative and significant relation between wages and present unemployment, but not with respect to past ...
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From smart destinations to smart tourism regions
... Much of the smart discourse relates to embedding technologies in built infra- structure, whether it is public transportation infrastructure, public buildings, homes or utilities infrastructure. In accordance with this ...
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Convergence of EU regions A literature report
... Rodriguez-Pose (1999) uses a weighting schema of the GDP per capita to exa- mine the Member States differences in the convergence process. He finds out that the different economic conditions of the Member States have an ...
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Gestión pedagógica en el aula: Clima social escolar, desde la percepción de estudiantes y profesores del séptimo año de educación básica de la escuela “Dr. José María Urbina Mayorga” de la ciudad de Quito, cantón Quito, provincia de Pichincha y de la escu
... Another study, El anglicismo en el Léxico Chino Mandarín y en el Léxico Español: Su Incidencia en la Enseñanza-aprendizaje de Español como Lengua Extranjera by Wen-Chun Lan shows that the anglicisms in Chinese and ...
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New Albian-Cenomanian crabs (Crustacea, Decapoda, Podotremata) from Monte Orobe, Navarra, northern Spain
... the regions and coarser and denser, general dorsal granulation; the dorsal surface invariably presents a smaller mesogastric region, with more elongated anterior extension; less developed urogastric region, which ...
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Comparative evaluation of Russian’s regions innovation capacity
... in regions of the Southern Federal district and in the range from 20% to 0,8% in regions of North-Caucasus federal district, and in the countries of oeCd this indicator is about ...
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Decapod crustaceans from the Paleocene of Central Texas, USA
... Description of study material. Carapace about as long as wide: margins well defi ned, front margin convex, spinose, transversely convex. Rostrum triangular, smooth, bilobed with a shallow medial sinus. Orbits small, ...
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Healey, P. City Regions and Place Development
... ‘city regions’ should avoid being presented as a political and/or jurisdictional ...‘city regions’ as an ‘institutional fix’, it is perhaps more helpful in the current Western European context, to use the ...
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Quercus suber L. and Quercus ilex L. in Spain. Updating the provenance regions maps and calculating conservation Indicators for their genetic resources
... of Regions of Provenances (or Seed Zones) is the primary guideline for seed movement and, within these geographically delimited regions, seeds of a plant species can be transferred and planted with low risk ...
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Changing accessibility and mobility patterns in reconfigured rural metro-adjacent regions. The case of Castilla-La Mancha in the context of the Madrid polycentric urban region
... metropolitan regions, within 100 km distance from the metropolitan center) due to their capabilities to act as catalyst both for territorial (at the metropolitan scale) and for local transformations making them ...
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