124 Economics "University of East Anglia, Norwich" positions at Ulster University in UK
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. Substantial environmental and economic benefits have also been identified. The student will work alongside the principal industrial Partner, Purapipe UK Limited, the Ulster Business School of the Ulster
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Determining Sales Price for Residential Property” Journal of Housing Research, 22(1), 39–58. Hort, K., (2000) "Prices and turnover in the market for owner-occupied homes", Regional Science and Urban Economics
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These scholarships will cover full-time PhD tuition fees for three years (subject to satisfactory academic performance) and will provide a £900 per annum research training support grant (RTSG) to help support the PhD researcher. Applicants who already hold a doctoral degree or who have been...
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Summary High-quality international transport connectivity is key for regional competitiveness and economic growth. Ireland’s National Development Plan (NDP) identifies the strategic importance
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useful lens may be Walker’s needs, values and meaning to understand practical social personal and economic dimensions. Proposals of other methods are also welcomed.
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Sept 2023. [2] Cámara, M., Green, W., MacPhee, C.E., Rakowska, P.D., Raval, R., Richardson, M.C., Slater-Jefferies, J., Steventon, K. and Webb, J.S., 2022. Economic significance of biofilms: a
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comes with £900 per annum for three years as a research training support grant (RTSG) allocation to help support the PhD researcher. Department of the Economy (DfE) (2023). A 10x Economy – Northern
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, together with conflicts of interest in the credit-rating process. The potentially destructive patterns of credit provision evidenced in the 2007-09 crisis are not, however, “new”. Bubbles, economic shocks
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influence on business, the environment and wider society. Ulster University is dedicated to fostering a culture of environmental consciousness, social responsibility, and economic viability and achieving
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financing (North, 2011). In NI there are 1,300 medium-sized businesses and collectively these firms represent the ‘mighty middle’ of our economy with the top 100 of these firms earning just over £119 million