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1by Paulet, Elisabeth Published in The European journal of comparative economics : EJCE (2019)“...The last financial crisis spurred regulators to emphasize enhanced stability indicators for financial institutions. Therefore, banks have to take into account...”
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2by Maffioletti, Anna Published in The European journal of comparative economics : EJCE (2019)“...Several well-established surveys ask questions in order to measure subjective well-being. In some questionnaires, questions relate to happiness, in others, to...”
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3by Boroumand, Raphaël Homayoun Published in The European journal of comparative economics : EJCE (2019)“...This paper seeks to pattern a non-driven geographical classification of French departmental territorial units based on both mobility behavior and passenger car...”
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4by Abu-Abbas, Bassam M Published in The European journal of comparative economics : EJCE (2019)“...This study tests the relationship between financial leverage and firm performance. Previous studies found mixed results (e.g., Gill et al. 2011, Mouna et al...”
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5by Gnimassoun, Blaise Published in The European journal of comparative economics : EJCE (2019)“...This paper aims to study the determinants of corruption by examining specificities relating to the region and the level of economic development. Starting from...”
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6by Elekes, Andrea Published in The European journal of comparative economics : EJCE (2019)“...We suppose that the dramatic decline in the European output is more than a cyclical diversion from the potential output. We performed a medium term...”
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7by Rapacki, Ryszard Published in The European journal of comparative economics : EJCE (2019)“...This article aims to answer the question of whether a membership in the European Union contributed to an accelerated economic growth of eleven Central and...”
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8by Derville, Marie Published in The European journal of comparative economics : EJCE (2019)“...To analyse farmer market access following European dairy-market liberalization, this article provides a novel, institutional and spatially explicit approach to...”
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9by Bouoiyour, Jamal Published in The European journal of comparative economics : EJCE (2019)“...The purpose of the paper is twofold. First, it aims at identifying when UK and European (France, Germany, Italy and Spain) Credit Default Swaps(CDSs) exhibit...”
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10by Suliman, Adil H Published in The European journal of comparative economics : EJCE (2019)“...This paper contributes to the empirical literature by investigating the impact of private capital inflows on economic growth across former Soviet-bloc...”
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11by Kapás, Judit Published in The European journal of comparative economics : EJCE (2019)“...This paper intends to take a step towards improving our understanding of how culture affects economic development. Relying on the theory of institutional...”
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12by Jirjahn, Uwe Struewing, Cornelia Published in The European journal of comparative economics : EJCE (01.12.2018)“...The share of single mothers is higher in East Germany than in West Germany. Using data from the Socio-Economic Panel (SOEP), we examine two transmission...”
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13by Bouoiyour, Jamal Selmi, Refk Published in The European journal of comparative economics : EJCE (01.12.2018)“...Given the European Union (EU)'s central role in regulating various sectors, the decision to leave poses profound questions for UK industries in upheaval. This...”
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14by Gnangnon, Sena Kimm Published in The European journal of comparative economics : EJCE (01.12.2018)“...JEL classification: F35, F4...”
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15by Hogan, Thomas L Smith, Daniel J Aguiar-Hicks, Robin Published in The European journal of comparative economics : EJCE (01.12.2018)“...Many economists, including former Federal Reserve chairman Ben Bernanke, believe that the gold standard generates poor economic outcomes including output...”
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16by Bayrak, Riza Tatli, Halim Published in The European journal of comparative economics : EJCE (01.12.2018)“...The aim of this study was to determine some of the key factors affecting youth employment from 2000-2015. Youth unemployment rate (YU) was the dependent...”
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17by Abdixhiku, Lumir Pugh, Geoff Hashi, Iraj Published in The European journal of comparative economics : EJCE (01.06.2018)“...JEL Classification: H25, H26, H32, P20...”
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18by Magne, Nathalie Published in The European journal of comparative economics : EJCE (2017)“...JEL: J54, D21, J31, P13...”
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19by Posta, Pompeo Della Published in The European journal of comparative economics : EJCE (01.06.2018)“...In this paper I have used a framework for the analysis of public debt stability that dates back to Domar, and I have extended it in order to consider, together...”
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20by Trofimov, Ivan D Published in The European journal of comparative economics : EJCE (01.06.2018)“...JEL Classification: B5, C22, P17...”