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Manuel Martínez-Blanes, Francisco Javier Rondán-Cataluña and José Manuel Velarde-Gestera
This practical research arises from a growing interest in offering models that provide a measure of the efficiency of pharmaceutical management in the Public Health System, beyond spending per inhabitant or other similar indices that do not incorporate t...
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Rupon Basumatary
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Empirical studies that have recently built up in stock particularly with the growing awareness about the climate change since the 1970s show that people?s agricultural activities are disastrously affected, among others, by natural calamities of which flo...
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Irrshad Kaseeram, Darma Mahadea
South Africa relative to its peers (upper middle income countries) suffers from high unemployment and sub-optimal economic growth. This study investigates the ?marginal effects of employment? with respect to real output and capital in South Africa, using...
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Yasar Akca, Gokhan Ozer, Ayse Derya Isik, Ercan Celik
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A new technology?s acceptance also gets shaped according to users? features, expectations and perceptions. Technology Acceptance Model (TAM) that developed by Davis (1989), defends that there are perceived usefulness and perceived ease of use variables t...
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Ihsan Isik, Ihsan Kulali, Busra Agcayazi-Yilmaz
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This paper analyzes the total factor productivity developments in the Middle East banking, by drawing on the experience of Jordanian banks at the start of the new millennium. In order to control for the effects of different specifications of banking tech...
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