United States of America et al v American Express Companyet alThis case, which the lower court decided in 2015, illustrates the suc- cessful use of a combination of structural and direct effects evidence to prove the plaintiff 's claim that the defendant has market power. As explained above...
Economics in the United States of America: A Review and Interpretation of Researchby Rutledge Vining RBHG Lewis - 《American Economic Review》 被引量: 0发表: 1958年 RISK SHARING WITHIN THE UNITED STATES: WHAT DO FINANCIAL MARKETS AND FISCAL FEDERALISM ACCOMPLISH? We measure income uncertainty at...
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You can think of this chapter as a “pre- view of coming attractions.” HOW PEOPLE MAKE DECI SI ONS There is no mystery to what an “economy” is. Whether we are talking about the economy of Los Angeles, of the United States, or of the whole world, an economy is just a group of...
economicscost‐of‐illnessFrom both societal and payer perspectives, the economic effect of obesity in the United States is substantial, estimated at ... AM Wolf - 《Obesity》 被引量: 316发表: 1998年 The economics of obesity Obesity rates are continuing their relentless climb, an indication that...
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In The End of Poverty: Economic Possibilities for Our Time (2005), Sachs created a blueprint for the eradication of extreme global poverty by 2025. He believed that Western countries, particularly the United States, should honour their pledges to give 0.7 percent of gross national product to gl...
According to theBureau of Labor Statistics(BLS), 38% of all economists in the United States work for a federal or state agency. Economists are also employed as consultants, professors, by corporations, or as part of economic think tanks. ...
The economy of the early United States is a prime example of economic nationalism. As a new nation, it sought to develop itself without relying so much on outside influences. It enacted measures, such as high tariffs, so its own industries would grow unimpeded. Linear Stages of Growth Model...