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I use the Cox proportional hazard model to empirically examine the determinants of return migration of Mexican immigrants.

Elijido-Ten et al. (2010) use the model to empirically study a firm's response to environmental concerns and its importance to stakeholders.

So this article implemented TailVaR model to empirically analyze economic capital of Chinese top six insurance companies in terms of claim ratio on two aspects.

After having finished the unit root test on these data, we used the GC-MSV model to empirically research volatility spillover effects between the foreign exchange and stock market for the stage of constant RMB shock.

After having finished unit root tests on the data, we used the GC-MSV model to empirically research volatility spillover effects between the foreign exchange and the stock markets during the stage of continued RMB appreciation.

This research aims to develop a model of public stigma toward depression in adolescents and to use this model to empirically examine whether stigma is composed of three separate dimensions (Stereotypes, Prejudice and Discrimination), as is theoretically proposed.

The former tool has often been implemented to test HC, discrimination and compensating differential theories, while the latter is the prevalent approach to make use of search theories and Roy-type models to empirically analyse labour markets.

Taking six administrative districts in Hangzhou as study areas, we collected housing data in 2003, 2008, and 2011 and then established traditional hedonic price models and spatial models to empirically analyze the dynamic impacts of three urban centers on housing price in Hangzhou.

This paper extends the Kunreuther and Heal game-theoretic model of the interdependent security problem by applying the model to an empirically based network environment.

However, this study is one of the first to use a dynamic micro-founded model to investigate empirically the impact of the ECB's Quantitative Easing (QE) policy on consumption and investment by economic agents in Italy (households, government, firms, and the rest of the world).

Our model differs in that the environmental gradient is a lot shorter relative to dispersal distances, and is perpendicular to the axis of maximum opportunity for isolation by distance, making our model applicable to empirically characterized cases of speciation within single habitat patches, referred to as sympatric.