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The Replication of the Brazilian Ethanol Model in Developing Countries: A General Feasibility Assessment.
(2011) In Lund University - Department of Economic History Master's Theses EKHR21 20111
Department of Economic History- Master (One yr)
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Household Consumption in China on the rise: Can China buy growth?
- Master (One yr)
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Determinants of Location in Outward U.S. Foreign Direct Investment
- Master (One yr)
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Labor Market Attachment of Immigrant Women in Germany. Evidence for a Double Disadvantage?
- Master (One yr)
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Infant and Child Mortality in Ethiopia
- Master (Two yrs)
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The impact of rising economic integration of Hong Kong and China
- Master (One yr)
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The Euro, Theoretical Expectation versus Economic Reality?
- Master (One yr)
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Back in the not so old days of Egypt; a study of foreign aid and its impact on growth.
- Master (One yr)
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Income Inequality and HIV in Zambia
(2011) EKHR01 20111
Department of Economic History
Lund University School of Economics and Management, LUSEM- Master (One yr)
- 2010
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Skilsmässor ekonomi och demografi: En modell för att förklara variationer i antalet skilsmässor i Sverige på meddellång sikt 1920 - 2008
- Master (One yr)