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Loginov, George, author.
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Essays on Population Games / Loginov, George, author.
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Paden, Don W., author.
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The Economic Consequences of a Declining Rate of Population Growth / Paden, Don W., author.
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Levy, Joseph F., author.
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The University of Wisconsin - Madison. Population Health. degree granting institution.
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Yuan, Yue, author.
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that an exogenous increase in the high-skilled population resulted in faster regional population and
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Coskun, Sena, author.
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study labor market outcomes of different segments of the population according to their choice of
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Berkes, Enrico, author.
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population density is related to the kind of innovation produced in a certain area. More densely populated
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Sheridan, Claire, author.
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factors associated with neoclassical firm location theory (such as wages, tax rates and population) are
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Mohammadi, Zahra, author.
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effective in reducing abuse rates in the general population as compared with Medicare Part D recipients. I
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Jajtner, Katie M., author.
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Study of Income Dynamics and Current Population Survey to estimate in relation to disability inequality
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Roy Choudhury, Agnitra, author.
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population. However, there is a lot of variation when we look at health outcomes for children by several
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Wright, Melissa Ann, author.
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A large majority of the American population struggles with metabolic disorders including obesity
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Li, Bo, author.
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primary force driving population and price changes is the metropolitan wage premium, which accounts for
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Chen, Wanyi, author.
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The second chapter studies a static population game with strategic substitutes. I assume one
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Gu, Ying, author.
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% increase in the relative population density, which measures the suburbanizaed level, on average and keeping
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He, Siyuan, author.
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price growth but mitigate the response in population growth to employment shock. The slower population
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Chance, Joseph, author.
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percentage point decrease in the change in a state's employment-population ratio over the 4 quarters leading
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Pierson, Joshua T., author.
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from the National Vital Statistics Service (NVSS) and data from the Current Population Survey (CPS), I
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Kanjilal, Kiriti, author. (orcid)0000-0002-6096-4173
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smaller penalty from a larger population.
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Sharma, Bhuvneshwar, author.
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domestic product. Two third of the population is still engaged in it. Urbanization, growth in economy and
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Abdelaziz, Abed, author.
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SES groups based on household size, city of residence, and household income. The study population
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Benson, David, author.
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acceptance in the primary care population, and find that physicians who produce less are more likely to
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Fan, Mingxuan, author.
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respiratory health. We also find that even the population at relatively lower risk, such as those aged between
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Kells, Bradley J., author.
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population, impact ability of reduce readmission rates, but this paper shows that the formula used in
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Irace, Mariano, author.
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payments for about half the Medicare patient population treated in this setting. I study the strategies
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Howard, Gregory, author.
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is significantly driven by population changes and changing relative desirability. We develop a theory
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Yap, Ava Chwan Lee, author.
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population of over 20 million children under 15 years of age.
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Brown-Bickerstaff, Cherrishe, author.
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often used to treat and prevent disease related complications in this population. Unfortunately, chronic
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Lancastre, Manuel Corrêa de Barros de, author.
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elasticity of inter-temporal substitution, population and productivity growth, inter-generational altruism
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He, Qiwei, author.
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, because it primarily affects low-income childless adults, the population that is most likely to engage in
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Willén, Alexander Lars Philip, author.
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neighborhood will be subject to white flight and avoidance, causing a discontinuity in white population growth
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Zhao, Zhiqi, author.
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this research, which focuses on producing multipliers for the whole population, by developing
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Ramsawak, Richard, author.
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-sized urban places in the New England Region. Growth rates in population and income levels are found to vary
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Li, Fanghua, author.
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the situation in which the economic variables or the study population is contained in different
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Mohnen, Paul Hong-Lum, author.
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1935. Using Census data on the entire U.S. population in 1930 and 1940, we exploit large differences in
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Wilson, Riley Edward, author. (orcid)0000-0001-9548-1115
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Current Population Survey, I overcome challenges associated with compositional changes and estimate the
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