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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"Economic heterogeneity"”.

  1. Using Census, Institutional and Geospatial Data to Estimate the Socio-Economic Profile of Post-School Students by Institutional Type

    The socio-economic profile of students who are participating in post-school education; and the distribution of their socio-economic characteristics between universities and colleges, between institutions of a similar type, and within particular institutions is not well understood. Part of the …

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  2. A Social Logic of Energy: A data science approach to understanding and modelling energy transitions of India’s urban poor

    … focus on cost and technology, informed by an economic-technical view of energy transition, but not all households benefit as expected from these interventions. Previous studies on socio-economic determinants of transition offer limited insight into the reasons for why some households can slip …

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  3. Convexity, Concavity, and Human Agency in Large-scale Coastline Evolution

    … depends on the relationship between patterns of economic heterogeneity and the asymmetry of the wave-climate change--although alterations to the proportion of high-angle waves in the climate only affects the time scales for coupled morphologic/economic cascades.</p>

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  4. Industrial Allocation and Growth Trajectories: a multi-level approach

    This dissertation investigates the process of economic growth with heterogeneous agents from a multi-level perspective. Building upon Kaldorian and Evolutionary principles, growth is defined as a path-dependent and complex phenomenon, which requires structural variation and the interplay between …

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