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Showing 1 to 11 of 11 for “"Economic Shock"”.
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An econometric analysis of the Seoul Office Market dynamics
… office market, strongly impacted by the negative economic shock started in late 1997 and the large supply of office space in the 1990s, seems to remain soft or tight for two to three years before rent moves upward and supply reacts. By the middle of the 2000s, however, the market will be fully …
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Three essays on the welfare and social impacts of external shocks and public policies in Mexico
… and social consequences associated with one economic shock and two policy interventions in Mexico. I use non-experimental approaches that exploit increased data availability as well as in-depth knowledge of the institutional background and show how germane extensions in the methodology shed …
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Dutch Disease in Australia: A Structural VAR Model
… the adverse effect of positive growth shock in the resource sector on economic activity in a small open economy, like Australia. We observed the key eight variables important for explaining the evidence of Dutch disease over the period of 1984:Q1 to 2016:Q4. The 2000s boom is the first …
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The Demand for Aid and the Supply of Development
… of citizens from their land causes a severe economic shock, making the displaced particularly susceptible to vote buying. In the final paper, I explore the unintended economic consequences of government fragmentation. While the creation of new subnational administrative units intends to bring …
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From Relatedness to Complexity in Regional Industrial Evolution
… emphasises the geographical context for economic activities, while ‘industrial’ is defined as a meso level compared with a micro firm level or a macro aggregate level. ‘Complexity’ provides a quality measure of regional industrial structure, while ‘evolution’ stands for a dynamic …
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Essays on Development Economics: Issues in Macroeconomics and Population
… consists of three chapters on development economics. The first two chapters are in the area of international macroeconomics. The third chapter is in an area that is the intersection of macroeconomics and population economics. The first chapter studies currency substitution in an environment …
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Economic shocks, poverty and household food insecurity in urban Zambia: an ethnographic account of Chingola
… consequences and effects of the recent global economic crisis such as retrenchment coupled with increasing food and fuel prices have played a major role in generating many newly poor households. The economic crisis came at a time when most developing countries were still struggling with …
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Essays on Child Labor and Inequality
… a number of issues related to Development Economics. The first chapter explains how we can use multiple correspondence analysis to calculate an asset index, and then offers an inequality analysis using the asset index. The second chapter provides a theoretical explanation of an odd …
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The economic consequences of COVID-19 on households in low and middle income countries: A mixed method systematic review
… individuals- it has also adversely affected the economic standing of households worldwide. These adverse effects show that without active means of rapid mitigation, households in LMICs especially, will continue to experience great economic distress. Now, mitigation cannot start without a …
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Budgeting for cyclicality in a healthcare setting – accounting for economic shocks in the budgetary process
… component of any healthcare system’s response to economic shocks. Recent events, such as the global financial crisis or the Covid-19 pandemic, have shown that the budgetary response is often insufficient to maintain a consistent level of service. This dissertation addresses these significant …
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Women's career in Vietnamese academia: An analysis from multiple lenses
… provide social security and safety nets against economic shock (WB, 2020b). In terms of the quality of women’s jobs, only 27.7% of leader, manager and administrator positions nationwide are occupied by women (GSO of Vietnam, 2018) although Vietnamese women in the early history held powerful …