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Microsoft Word - cpbdoc127.doc
... mayke kok provided essential assistance on tables and figures. many people contributed to this document with constructive comments. apart from several ... access) internet users (per 1,000 people) fixed line and mobile phone subscribers (per 1,000 people) energy use (kg of oil equivalent ... a fraction of that in the netherlands or even the poorest eu country. behind this average chinese income per capita ...
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Microsoft Word - discussion33.doc
... in the higher education sector is associated with the presence of human capital externalities. people often transfer knowledge outside the usual market transactions, for instance through social interactions. ... 20% in terms of family income. only 5% of sofes recipients comes from the poorest population. figure 4.3 sofes beneficiaries per income quintile. income quintile sofesbeneficiaries(%) about ...
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Microsoft Word - cpbdoc101.doc
... al. (2004), baldwin (2005), peet benefits and costs of europe the european union offers its people a number of undeniable benefits. during the years after the second world war, these benefits ... the member states. on the basis of the redistribution principle underlying structural actions, only the poorest member states would be eligible; rich member states would be deemed to have sufficient resources ...
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Microsoft Word - demooij_lejour_a1.doc
... income disparities between turkey and the eu provide incentives for turkish people to migrate to the eu. on the basis of existing ... country. its size in terms of population (more than 68 million people) approaches that and exceeds the size of each current eu member ... than 17 million people and is the largest in turkey. the (south) eastern part of anatolia is by far the poorest region. the average ...
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N:\...\EINDVERSIE_deel1.w [PFP#1030632807]
... costs and other natural barriers to the international movement of goods, services, capital and people. at the same time, cooperation between governments has removed policy-induced trade barriers, ... explicitly on the agenda. the development' round should thus bring developing countries, especially the poorest among them, better access to the large markets in developed countries. already in doha, ...
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N:\...\funds and games.wp [PFP#420725591]
... than 72% of total resources. since the poorest regions tend to lie in the poorest member states, one expects that redistribution ... which implies that the funding is not necessarily allocated to the poorest regions. there are two other reasons. first, all regions ... last decades. this widely-quoted italian experience may have led people to believe that divergence is a common phenomenon in european ...
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excellence-productivity.pdf
... performers in productivity, research, science and education, and also prevent brain drain' of talented people (see, for instance, european commission, 2004; ministry of economic affairs, 2004, or the project ... the result is robust for three subsamples of countries from poor to rich, where for poorest countries the adoption effect is significant, and for the richest countries the innovation effect ...
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Microsoft Word - cpbdoc91.doc
... found that the innovation-effect dominates for the richest 26 21 countries, while for the poorest third of the countries only the adoption-effect plays a role. both effects are insignificant ... a reverse causal relationship between human capital and income in macro-regressions economic growth induces people to invest in human capital. bils and klenow (2000) indeed find evidence that an increase ...
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Microsoft Word - memo122.doc
... school dropouts, may therefore help to avoid crime and anti-social behaviour amongst young people. it should be stressed that non-pecuniary externalities are not incorporated in standard ... student grants), which encompasses mostly university education and higher vocational training, whereas the 40% poorest households receive a little more than 15% of these expenditures. this relatively more unequal ...
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selective-contracting.pdf
... treatments , but health insurance for other treatments is voluntary. this creates an additional challenge. for people without insurance, health care should still be affordable for at least the following three ... below median income, but not among the poorest in the nation . from an equity point of view it is undesirable that relatively poor people do not get treatment because they cannot afford ...
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