Messrs Desmet and Rossi-Hansberg reckon that a carbon tax would raise the relative incomes of innovative cities that rely more on ideas than natural resources for production, encouraging people to migrate toward more productive places.
"Where we've found the most success is in investors who see the vision for the technology and understand it as something that is and can be truly innovative relative to what's on the market today.
More to the point, that sector is increasingly innovative, especially relative to the innovation levels in regions with weaker patent systems.
The Centre is part of UNICEF, but it is granted relative independence to undertake innovative research and tackle sensitive issues.
We investigate the factors that enabled such emerging innovator economies to achieve successful catch-up while some historically more innovative countries experienced relative declines in innovative productivity.
The developed relative displacement sensor is an innovative design offering some advantages and unique features, and is a much easier and economical method for structural health monitoring due to the simplicity of its direct measurement of relative displacement without the requirement for a stable reference point.
We did not find a correlation between relative brain size, tool use, innovative feeding strategies and dispersal success.
It's a testament to both artists' clout that Nas and Mr. Marley were able to get an album as innovative as "Distant Relatives" released by a major label in the industry's risk-averse climate.
This paper presents an innovative approach to design relative trajectories suitable for close-proximity operations in orbit, by assigning high-level constraints regarding their stability, shape and orientation.
At Alice Tully Hall on Friday evening, members of the Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Center performed fresh-faced works by Mahler, Berg, Shostakovich and Bartok, revealing the relative conservatism that came before their more innovative compositions.
