'Policy choice' diaporamas de présentation

New Directions in Happiness Research

New Directions in Happiness Research. Miles Kimball. Cognitive Economics. Definition: Taking seriously data other than actual choices in the wild. Must be linked back to actual choices in the wild. Analogous to Cognitive Psychology vs. B.F. Skinner.

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International variations in IFRS practices: and how Spain differs from other major countries

International variations in IFRS practices: and how Spain differs from other major countries. Christopher Nobes . Presenter :.

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Agricultural policy reform under the WTO and Doha

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Coping with Effects of Recession in the States

Coping with Effects of Recession in the States. Government Research Association Annual Conference The Brookings Institution Washington, DC July 27, 2009 Donald J. Boyd, Senior Fellow boydd@rockinst.org Nelson A. Rockefeller Institute of Government The State University of New York

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MNC in China: Chinese Policy Adjustment for Foreign Invested Enterprises

MNC in China: Chinese Policy Adjustment for Foreign Invested Enterprises. Dong Lili donglili@bfsu.edu.cn International Business School Beijing Foreign Studies University. Content . Inward FDI in China policy regime , fact and data How IFDI influence China, and others?

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Independent External Evaluation of UNESCO

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Lecture 14 Pegging the Exchange Rate

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Registering and Administering Customary Land Rights : PFRs in West Africa

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If we had evidence based drug policy, what would it look like?

If we had evidence based drug policy, what would it look like?. Christine Godfrey Department of Health Sciences/Centre for Health Economics. The quick version.

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Risk, Uncertainty, and Sensitivity Analysis

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Family Policy: The Institutional Framework

Family Policy: The Institutional Framework. Zimmerman, S. L. (1995). The institutional framework: Family policy as the outcome of institutional arrangements. In S. L. Zimmerman, Understanding family policy (2nd ed., pp. 89-103). Thousand Oaks, CA: Sage Publications. Introduction.

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