... k2, and k4, each of which is the share of
the last five years (including the observed year) when the capital account was open, the non-existence of multiple exchange rates, the openness ofthe ... k2, and k4, each of which is the share ofthe last
five years (including the observed year) when the capital account was open, the non-existence of multiple exchange rates, the openness ofthe ... underdeveloped financial markets and regulatory
systems (the stage ofdevelopmentofthefinancial system), (4) prudential policy by the government
to avoid financial (banking) crisis, and (5) other...
... treatment
of the chick face with RA, and this is accompanied by
an increase in apoptosis [73]. The authors of this study
ascribe the regulation of outgrowth of limb buds and
patterning ofthe digits ... regulat-
ing bone and cartilage development during embryogen-
esis, because ofthe severe skeletal defects in growth
and thedevelopmentof face and limbs [17–19]. Don-
ner et al. tried to link the expression ... the face and limbs. In a follow-up study, they
found that this conserved cis-acting sequence serves to
maintain a level of AP-2a expression that limits the
size ofthe hand plate andthe associated...
... Maryland and federal law regulate the use of ―child
labor‖ (i.e., the employment of persons below the age of
eighteen) andthe employment of people to do work in their
homes. The Maryland Division ... government has
approved the Occupational Safety and Health Plan ofthe State of
Maryland and has authorized the State to be the enforcement
agency. The Maryland Occupational Safety and Health Act
approach ... but the business
goals ofthe venture may be accomplished in any of these formats.
III. MERGERS UNDER MARYLAND LAW
One last example ofthe flexible options offered by Maryland law is
in the...
... the busi-
ness cycles in the US economy. These business cycles are the boom period in
the latter half ofthe 1970s, the slump due to the second oil price shock of
1979, andthe recession in the ... examining the political economy of another tourism tax in detail – the one
introduced on the island of Hvar in Croatia. The authorities on the island
have been concerned for some time by the heavy ... output of goods and ser-
vices at which production is feasible, is upheld for the economy. In the case
of small economies, the scale of national output is established by the MES,
the shape of the...
... idea ofthe relative magnitude ofthe dispersion of growth rates
across STCs, in Table 1.7 we compare the standard deviation ofthe growth
rates ofthe various groups of countries. The standard ... negative growth (at the beginning ofthe 1980s andof the
1990s). As a result, the annual average growth rate in the OECD group is
1.8 per cent per year. The average growth rate ofthe whole sample ... are these tools of economic analysis, and how do they relate to
tourism? The first is the ‘macroeconomics tool box’. This allows us to study
the growth performance of countries and understand the...
... regions ofthe world, with one of them in the Caribbean, one in
the Pacific Ocean and one in the Mediterranean.
2.2 Island Economies
‘Not all free-standing land masses are islands’ and ‘an island ... sustainable development
These vulnerability factors make the economic management of SITEs
difficult and sensitive to the information delivered about changes in the key
flows of resources into and out ofthe ... output of goods and ser-
vices at which production is feasible, is upheld for the economy. In the case
of small economies, the scale of national output is established by the MES,
the shape of the...
... tourists and
the number of visits on the grounds of a combination of bandwagon and congestion
effects, where the former would dominate in situations of low number of visitors and the
latter when the number ... fall, the lower the value of an increase in
consumption capacity due to the expansion of tourism and, therefore, the
higher the marginal return of L
T
should be. The fourth term is the loss of
revenues ... Ͼ0.
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external effects ofthe tourism sector the proportion of land occupied by
tourism facilities as well as the accommodation capacity of the...
... for
residents.
If the non-traded goods are land intensive (||Ͼ 0), the wage rate falls,
the rental on capital and land rises andthe outputs of both X
M
and X
N
rise.
Hence the expansion in tourism helps the ...
i
Ͼ0, (iϭN,NT) is the compensated price elasticity of demand,
N
is the resident income elasticity ofthe non-traded goods and 
NT
measures
the sensitivity ofthe tourist demand to the tourist shock.
Using ... which define the boundaries ofthe sector under investigation, the
TSARMF foresees thedevelopmentof ten main accounting tables that
enable the analysis ofthe economic features of tourism, encompassing
demand,...
... are the production
activities at the service of tourism and on the other side tourists’activities;
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within the latter, furthermore, the use of services andthe use of goods by
tourists plus other ... sustainable development indicators.
output ofthe AFEST activity
output ofthe NAMEA activity
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Table ... (4)
services
TOTAL
number of trips
number of overnights
Notes:
Xϭdoes not apply.
(1) Corresponds to the margins ofthe travel agencies.
(2) Corresponds to the margins ofthe tour operators.
(3) The value is net of the...
... to assess the impact of climate change on
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the tourism sector to study the impacts of climate change on tourist flows
and on the tourist ... to the margins ofthe travel agencies.
(2) Corresponds to the margins ofthe tour operators.
(3) The value is net ofthe amounts paid to travel agencies and tour operators.
Source: Commission of ... consumer than the actual good itself. How these
characteristics are perceived will determine the expected utility from the
consumption ofthe good. In the case of tourism, the product is the holiday
at...
... for the use of tourist eco-taxes,
taking thequalityof life ofthe community as the objective, through exam-
ining the economic impact of such measures, as well as their impact on
the qualityof ... weather conditions have on demand,
whether this is through the choice of destination, change to the length of
the trip, or changing the departure time ofthe holiday. The following sec-
tions of ... information on the difference between the
climate at the target destination andthe climate ofthe source region, and
knowledge of when trips were planned or booked.
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... the
numerator and therefore the worse the situation o f
development. Conversely, the closer the observed value
is to the maximum value, the better the situation in
terms of development.
The maximum and ... activity may lessen the severity of stroke,
improving qualityof life andthe capacity for work and
leisure, thereby reducing the chances of new strokes and
the functional imitations they can bring ... this article as: Aidar et al.: The influence ofthe level of physical
activity and human development in thequalityof life in survivors of
stroke. Health andQualityof Life Outcomes 2011 9:89.
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