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Petrovskaya, Maria V.; Larionova, Anna A.; Zaitseva, Natalia A.; Bondarchuk, Natalya V.; Grigorieva, Elena M. – International Journal of Environmental and Science Education, 2016
The relevance of the problem stated in the article is that in conditions of nonstationary economy the modification of existing approaches and methods is necessary during the formation of the capital. These methods allow taking into account the heterogeneity of factors' change in time and the purpose of the development of a particular company,…
Descriptors: Risk, Correlation, Business, Factor Analysis
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Harring, Niklas; Davies, Peter; Lundholm, Cecilia – Education Sciences, 2017
Climate change challenges governments to reduce emissions, and to gain support for such actions from their citizens. This can be in the form of taxation or legislation, or other forms of government interventions. In previous research, several instruments have been developed to capture attitudes towards the roles of markets and governments in the…
Descriptors: Climate, Government Role, Free Enterprise System, Taxes
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Bergman, Margo; Mateer, G. Dirk; Reksulak, Michael; Rork, Jonathan C.; Wilson, Rick K.; Zirkle, David – Journal of Economic Education, 2009
The authors detail an urban economics experiment that is easily run in the classroom. The experiment has a flexible design that allows the instructor to explore how congestion, zoning, public transportation, and taxation levels determine the bid-rent function. Heterogeneous agents in the experiment compete for land use using a simple auction…
Descriptors: Economics, Urban Areas, Economics Education, Experiments
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Findlay, David W. – Journal of Economic Education, 1995
Investigates factors that influence the short-run and long-run effects of supply-side shocks on aggregate income and tax revenues. Concludes that the long-run relationship between tax revenues and the tax rate is completely independent of price-level elasticity. (CFR)
Descriptors: Economic Factors, Economic Impact, Economics, Economics Education