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1.	The Study On The Fluctuating Mechanism And Influencing Factor Of Chinese Real Estate
2.	Research On The Commercializing Reform Of The Urban Garbage Treatment System In China
3.	Research On Relationship Risks Of Owners In Express Highway Projects
4.	Study On Employment Policy And Practicein Urban And Rural Areas In China
5.	Economic Impacts Of Government Response To The US Subprime Mortgage Crisis In China And South Korea
6.	The United States Patent Protection To Our Country Export Trade Influence And Countermeasures
7.	Cause Analysis And Policy Responses Of Malaysia’s Falling Into Middle-income Trap
8.	Cognitive Analysis Of US Think Tanks Towards The "One Belt One Road" Strategy
9.	Three essays on monetary policy responses to oil price shocks
10.	Interpreting the causes of and policy responses to export booms in developing countries
11.	Currency crises, output costs and policy responses
12.	Political and Institutional Constraints on Policy Responses to the Financial Crisis in the United States and the European Union
13.	The output costs of financial crises: Investigation of the roles of crisis-management policies and political institutions
14.	Re-training in the post-industrial era: A comparison of government policy responses to widespread worker displacement in Canada and Britain
15.	Capital liberalization, capital flows, and monetary policy responses on exchange market: The case of Korea
16.	Policies adopted under duress: A model of fiscal-policy responses to financial crises with application to Eurozone politics and policies following the 2008 financial crisis
17.	World markets and the politics of African open economies: Domestic policy responses to external volatility in Ghana, 1937--1984
18.	Large-scale restructuring, inter-urban system change, and urban policy responses: The case of Western Europe
19.	The bracero policy experiment: U.S.-Mexican responses to Mexican labor migration, 1942-1955
20.	What we deserve: The moral origins of economic inequality and our policy responses to it
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