This study investigates the relationship between population growth and electricity consumption in South Africa for period from 2002 to 2021 collected StatsSA. The utilises Seemingly Unrelated Regression model Dumitrescu Hurlin (2012) causality tests analyse variables. Empirical results revealed that there is a negative statistically significant Africa. further reveal one-way running consumption...

This study investigates the impact of urban crime rates—property and violent—on wages rents estimates net implicit monetary value rates for living in metropolitan areas, using American Community Survey 2019 data cities North Carolina. A seemingly unrelated regression estimation finds that are capitalized into both rents, suggests affect positively negatively. investigation a negative $51.80 per...

bank credits affect employment through providing investment opportunities for firms and creating jobs for applicants. this needs، of course، an efficient financial system in the country to manage properly financial resources in order that the firms can access to the relevant economic effects of employment and growth.the performance of banking is thus a major determinant of employment and busine...

Aim/purpose – This paper aims to examine with new empirical evidence the joint rela- tionships between violence, income inequality, and real per capita in a simulta- neous equation framework using worldwide sample at country level. Design/methodology/approach To several simultaneous relationships variables, this study uses Seemingly Unrelated Regression (SUR) Three-Stage Least Squares (3SLS) tw...

We introduce a new one-transistor nonvolatile memory, which benefits from the two seemingly unrelated memory mechanisms; namely ferroelectric (FE) polarization and nonvolatile charge injection. The hybrid memory demonstrates larger memory window and reduced depolarization field during retention compared to conventional FE-FETs. This summary discusses the working principle, device fabrication an...

This is a survey of the theory of enveloping semigroups in topological dynamics. We review the, already classical, theory of enveloping semigroups, due mainly to Robert Ellis, and then proceed to describe some new connections which were discovered in the last few years between three seemingly unrelated theories: of enveloping semigroups, of chaotic behavior, and of representation of dynamical s...

Inventory problems generally have a structure that can be exploited for computational purposes. Here, we look at the duals of two seemingly unrelated inventory models that suggest an interesting duality between discrete time optimal control and optimization over an ordered sequence of variables. Concepts from conjugate duality and generalized geometric programming are used to establish the dual...

This is an expository article about the solution to the frame problem proposed in 1980 by Raymond Reiter. For years, his “frame default” remained untested and suspect. But developments in some seemingly unrelated areas of computer science—logic programming and satisfiability solvers—eventually exonerated the frame default and turned it into a basis for important applications.

An unexpected link has been found between two molecules that were thought to perform seemingly unrelated functions. The AMPA-subclass glutamate receptor GluR2 interacts with the membrane-fusion protein NSF in a manner that appears important for receptor-mediated intracellular signalling.

Evolutionary biology has much to offer psychiatry. It distinguishes between ultimate and proximate explanations of behavior and addresses the functional significance of behavior. Subtheories, frequently voiced misconceptions, specific applications, testable hypotheses and limitations of evolutionary theory are reviewed. An evolutionary perspective is likely to improve understanding of psychopat...