As the Single Market, the E.U.'s economic structure, integrated in the nineties, with so-called "passporting rights," which allowed businesses and banks to trade freely across the Continent, the city sucked people and law firms and entrepreneurs from Lisbon and Paris and Berlin.
The data for the 29,846 economic families integrated in the CGE model are based on the 2003 SLID.
This paper presents a methodology that combines economic valuation, integrated modelling, stakeholder analysis, and multi-criteria evaluation.
These regulative instruments are supported by an economic instrument integrated into the land tenure system, which states that a lessee of state-owned agricultural land (approximately 90% of farmland in Israel) cannot financially gain from its development.
After only evaluating land use change trends and 'autonomous' socio-economic developments, integrated scenarios comprising both climate and socio-economic components were defined to explore different water management styles.
In that context, "markets" often are classified as an economic concept, integrating the principles of supply and demand.
Such a vision was coupled with an economic strategy integrating industrial, education and S&T policies in a fairly efficient way, in spite of pressures from global market forces and international regimes (He 2015; Liu and Cheng 2011; Park 2012).
In effect, the member states surrender a significant degree of economic sovereignty to the whole in the expectation of significantly expanded opportunities presented by a much larger, fully integrated economic space facilitating the full mobility of finished products, factors of production, and labour.
One theme that Clegg has been actively developing over the past few months is to point out how our boom and bust economic system is integrated with our boom and bust political system.
Finally, the economic allocation (already) integrated in the ecoinvent database affects the final results and LCA practitioners should import data from databases with caution.
