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Showing 1 to 7 of 7 for “"SECS-S/03 Statistica economica"”.

  1. Measure of Global Specialization and Spatial Clustering for the Identification of "Specialized" Agglomeration

    The intensity of regional specialization in specific activities, and conversely, the level of industrial concentration in specific locations, has been used as a complementary evidence for the existence and significance of externalities. Additionally, economists have mainly focused the debate on …

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  2. A partial dependence factorial analysis to deal with selection bias in observational studis

    This thesis presents a creative and practical approach to dealing with the problem of selection bias. Selection bias may be the most important vexing problem in program evaluation or in any line of research that attempts to assert causality. Some of the greatest minds in economics and statistics …

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  3. UN MERCATO "SENZA PREZZO". CREDITO E INTERMEDIAZIONE NOTARILE A VERONA NELL'ULTIMO QUARTO DEL SEICENTO.

    The research analyses capital market in Verona during the second half of the 17th century. The study, based on about 11.700 contracts, 940 of which referring to credit, revealed that the notary played a crucial role inside such a circuit. Institutions and people of almost all ranks, coming both …

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  4. Measuring Productivity and Technological Progress: Development of a Constructive Method Based on Classical Economics and Input-Output Tables

    The present work is organized in five chapters and it proposes and applies alternative measures of productivity constructed using input-output tables and based mainly on the Sraffian scheme. The first three chapters of the thesis are devoted to the development and the empirical application of new …

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