Krueger concludes that "rather than economic conditions, the hate crimes literature points to a breakdown in law enforcement and official sanctioning and encouragement of civil disobedience as significant causes of the occurrence of hate crimes".
The literature points to three main approaches for contextualizing NOS.
The performed analysis of literature points at a considerable increase in the number of turbocompressor failures.
Existing literature points to failing business models to explain part of the disappointing uptake.
Literature points to the fact that these injuries are difficult to manage.
Most of the literature points to explanations related to job allocation frictions.
More recent literature points to the adverse impact of changing climate on crop productivity.
The scientific literature points to the wide use of silver in numerous applications.
The literature points to online tests being best suited for formative purposes, that is, as assessment for learning.
As mentioned above, in the case of social contributions the literature points at two basic shifting processes.
However, for accessing global markets, or for technological learning, the literature points to the potentially important role of intermediary institutions.
