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Moreover, there are significant differences between countries with high levels and countries with low levels of investor protection as regards the effectiveness of independent directors in constraining unethical behaviour by managers.

Thus, the control policy that is adapted will differ between countries with high or low levels of antiviral stockpiles, and high or low levels of vaccine doses being purchased.

EmOC is a package of clearly life-saving interventions, and there is an association between countries with high unmet obstetric need and intrapartum stillbirth rates [ 3].

Costs by sex differed between countries, with high costs for girls in Bangladesh and higher costs for boys in Pakistan, and little difference in India.

If the sample is again divided into two, this time arbitrarily using 15percentt as the threshold between countries with high and low average applied rates, the average value for the group of countries with high average applied rates is around 20-25 percent.

The 43 studies are summarized by topic area, impacts, influencing factors and our mapping to the CA Framework in Additional file 2. The differences in impact by country, time period and design are reported in Additional file 3. When compared between countries with high versus low adoption rates there was no significant difference found in the ratios of positive studies.

These have created spatial divisions of labor both within and between countries with high-level management, for example, located in different kinds of place from manufacturing functions.

That downplayed the differential between countries with higher per-capita GDP's, like the United States ($45,592), and countries like Sweden ($36,712) and Canada ($35,812).

The gap between countries with higher life expectancy and lower dispersion of ages at death, and the countries with lower life expectancy and higher dispersion grew over the years 1970 2005, as indicated by the increasing negative correlation between the two measures shown in Table 1.

Large differences in rates of the disease exist between countries, with higher rates in North America and Western Europe, and lower rates in Asia and South America (Lacey et al, 2002).

International conservation credits already exist, but are the product of one-off deals often between countries with very high transaction costs.