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Inequality of learning in industrialised countries
... the countries where inequalities in education are smallest also those where average levels are greatest? Or does there appear to be a trade-off, so that a focus on reducing within-country differences has the ...
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International trade in the manufacturing sectors of industrialised countries: Theory and evidence
... As countries are becoming generally more open to trade across the world, incentives affecting firms’ decisions on where to locate are ...between industrialised countries, where perhaps the most ...
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Exposures associated with infection with Cryptosporidium in industrialised countries: a systematic review protocol
... Cryptosporidium is a protozoan parasite which can infect humans and other animals, and the most prevalent species identified in humans are Cryptosporidium parvum and Cryptosporidium hominis [1, 2]. Cryptosporidium is ...
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The Impact of International Trade with Newly Industrialised Countries on the Wages and Employment of Low Skilled and High Skilled Workers in the European Union
... Newly Industrialised Countries, Latin- American Newly Industrialised Countries, low-wage EU countries, high-wage EU countries and non-EU OECD countries (see section ...
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Fiscal federalism and fiscal autonomy : lessons for the UK from other industrialised countries
... Another important point to note is that the Maastricht criteria, and subsequently the Stability and Growth Pact, have forced some countries to bring in greater controls over borrowing by sub-central governments. ...
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Relations with the Industrialised Countries. COM (80) 303 final, 29 May 1980
... EC and US bilateral trade with Japan Whi le no- one would argue that bi lateral trading balances should be the central preoccupation of either US-Japan or EC-Japan relations, they Loom v[r] ...
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Trends for the development of anthropocentric production systems in small less industrialised countries: The case of Portugal
... This paper analyses the problems and trends of the introduction of anthropocentric production systems (APS) in small less industrialized member states of the European Union, specifically the case of Portugal, based on ...
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The Opportunities Afforded by Embedded Computer Systems for Monitoring and Control of Industrial Processes in Less-Industrialised Countries (TECHNICAL NOTE)
... been used to imply a low level of design reliability and maintenance in countries where the benefits of sophisticated engineering are not available. However, there can be advantages in utilizing products whose ...
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Regulation and deregulation of the labour market: policy regimes for the recruitment and dismissal of employees in industrialised countries. Economic Papers No. 55, June 1987
... Table 11: Regulation fixed-term contracts United States unregulated Japan permitted, but automatic renewal converts into permanent contract France '82 law tightened criteria to jobs only[r] ...
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Relations with Central & Eastern European countries and Independant States (C.I.S.). Summit of industrialised countries, Munich 1992
... Both imports from and exports to the five Central and Eastern European countries Poland, CSFR, Hungary, Romania, Bulgaria increased considerably during the first nine months of 1991: 23 [r] ...
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A comparison of structural productivity levels in the major industrialised countries
... European countries and the United States, for instance, Prescott (2003) holds institutions largely responsible while Blanchard (2004) attributes even greater responsibility, especially regarding working hour ...
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Immigration. The Courier, No. 129, September-October 1991
... To achieve the latter they would have to be assisted by the industrialised countries through appropriate developing countries capital flows foreign aid; technical Integration policies in[r] ...
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Regional factors and ICT in university-industry collaboration in Malaysia
... It is still premature to give credence that the extensive diffusion of telecommunication infrastructure and services can stimulate a new conception of locational advantages (accessibility). The impact of advanced ...
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Quarterly National Accounts ESA. 1/2000
... LËE2 eurostat SYMBOLS AND ABBREVIATIONS EUR-11 EU-15 G7 European Economic and Monetary Union eurozone European Union Group of the seven most industrialised countries United States, Japa[r] ...
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Rulemaking in Super-RTAs: Implications for China and India. Bruegel Working Paper 2014/03, March 2014
... the industrialised countries in a new world in which emerging economies have an increasingly stronger voice in global rule/policy ...of industrialised countries in world trade matters (Figure ...
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At the sidelines of implementing the EU ETS: objections to ‘validity’
... Somewhat in defiance of the Byrd-Hagel Resolution and although the US government had not ratified 39 it, the US government signed and agreed to the Protocol and its mandate of a reduction by industrialised ...
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Europe, Japan and the United States: a trilateral relationship. Speech by the Rt. Hon. Roy Jenkins, President of the Commission of the European Communities at the Euro-Japanese Symposium. Brussels, 3 May 1979
... the industrialised countries, particularly Japan, the United States and the European Community... This will take some time.[r] ...
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External trade and balance of payments: monthly statistics 11-1993
... The trade balance with the industrialised countries showed a deficit of ECU 15.7 billion for theperiod from January to April 1993, an improvement of 6.7 billion over the corresponding pe[r] ...
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Eurofocus: a newssheet for journalists. No. 2/83, 18 January 1983
... The number of people in the industrialised countries who have two jobs, only one of which they declare to the taxman, probably runs into millions, according to a report just released by [r] ...
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The Common Market's external trade, 1958-67
... Over the last ten years the share of the industrialised countries of the Western world in the Community's external trade has risen from 53 to 55 % for imports and from 55 to 65 % for exp[r] ...
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