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... process and set priorities when faced with unexpected setbacks over the course of the ...reused and reallocated for better results; and a new culture was created in our ...monitor and conduct ... See full document

... Family Health Program, which in 2011 started to be known as the Family Health Strategy, we identified considering percentage of health indicators and diseases classified as sensible to primary ... See full document

... free and dynamic open source ...cost and many possibilities of ...language and database provide stability that does not require a dedicated local server, allowing communication with various operating ... See full document

... observed and how these same facts should be ...(national and demographic) accounts in a matrix format can be seen as a convenient way of considering the above-mentioned network of linkages existing between ... See full document

... etc.) and access to transport infrastructures; (iv) similar factor endowments; (v) the possibility of membership of the same regional integration bloc, benefiting from common policies to promote competitiveness; ... See full document

... Russia and Asian countries or by the performance of global players such as ...Sweden and Finland su ered important nancial crises in the end of the ...1993 and peaked in the autumn of 1991 with the ... See full document

... any estimated parameters are likely to be biased) 5 , it does not solve the potential problem and one may end up estimating biased coefficient. Moreover, panel data estimations may yield biased coefficient ... See full document

... creation and destruction, but also the employment changes attributable to the indirect and induced effects of interindustry connections (the flows of intermediate inputs’ supply and ...method ... See full document

... homogeneous and heterogeneous ...2004), and more recently Westerlund and Edgerton (2007) and Westerlund (2005, ...present, and/or unobserved common I(1) factors ...Lyhagen and ... See full document

... inconclusive and it is target to the political (not personal) consequences of electoral ...data and different methodology and reached a similar conclusion; ballot structure is not a very relevant ... See full document

... regions and the euro area countries ceases to be so in subsamples excluding older ...Clark and van Wincoop’s (2001) border effect is therefore losing strength in the USA-euro area ...areas, and taking ... See full document

... However even in the special case of conscious intervention it is in general difficult to characterize completely an emergent situation. That is why our formulation go the GDS which is implicitly based on the evolution of ... See full document

... SLHC and the interaction with LSTOCK, which here is statistically significant at the 1% level for IIT and ...language and by ...Portuguese and the remainder is almost 7 times ...stock ... See full document

... equivalence and mobility procedures in the framework of the Bologna process will not allow for considerable heterogeneity in this ...MSc. and PhD programmes revealed there is still a large amount of ... See full document

... 1961 and Williams, in ...inputs and outputs of the R&D system, highlighting “the interdependence of the whole R&D system and the role of ‘feedback’ inputs throughout” ...1958 and 1969, ... See full document

... Ireland and New Zealand -that have a developed country profile in terms of GDP per capita, level of structural development and economic and social infrastructure- still face low outward FDI ... See full document

... Silvestre and Mendonça (2007) applied Frankel and Rose model (1996) to European Union and Eurozone and confirmed the hypothesis that business cycles correlation and bilateral trade ... See full document

... capita, e o seu posicionamento em termos de investimento externo, expresso pelo investimento directo líquido no estrangeiro (Net Outward Investment ou NOI) que consiste no saldo entre o[r] ... See full document

... index, and whether the optimal threshold values are reasonable in terms of identifying high and low stress periods that will be related to output ...U.S. and the threshold is almost always ... See full document

... Therefore we may have to reorder the priorities and to reorganize structures in societies. We have now to produce the new kind of energies (clean energies) at a major scale. The big problem that remains is to know ... See full document