Avoidable Mortality in the German Baltic Sea Region Since Reunification: Convergence or Persistent Disparities?

The Chinese Healthcare Challenge; Comment on “Shanghai Rising: Avoidable Mortality as Measured by Avoidable Mortality since 2000”

Investments in the extension of health insurance coverage, the strengthening of public health services, as well as primary care and better hospitals, highlights the emerging role of healthcare as part of China’s new growth regime, based on an expansion of services, and redistributive policies. Such investments, apart from their central role in terms of relief for low-income people, serve to reb...

Past climate in the Baltic Sea region

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the chinese healthcare challenge; comment on “shanghai rising: avoidable mortality as measured by avoidable mortality since 2000”

investments in the extension of health insurance coverage, the strengthening of public health services, as well as primary care and better hospitals, highlights the emerging role of healthcare as part of china’s new growth regime, based on an expansion of services, and redistributive policies. such investments, apart from their central role in terms of relief for low-income people, serve to reb...

Monetary Convergence after German Reunification: Evidence from Regional Data

This paper employs regional deposit data to document the process of monetary convergence following German reunification. A simple model for the velocity of deposits shows that long-run co-integration relationships between velocity and interest rates can be found in the western states, suggesting that the East-German monetary shock has not destabilized monetary relationships within West-Germany....

The BalTic Sea Region Cultures , Politics , Societies