Titlebook: Notes sur les ecoulements rotationnels de fluides parfaits; R. K. Zeytounian Book 1974 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1974 Fluides Parf

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書目名稱Notes sur les ecoulements rotationnels de fluides parfaits影響因子(影響力)




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e happier. There is debate on whether this paradox holds. To shed light on this controversy, we distinguish between five different versions of the paradox. They apply to either groups of countries or individual countries, and to either the long or the medium term. We argue that the long term is most

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nts in the drug market (D.M.). The consequences, intended and expected, of enforcing regulation introduced to protect the ignorant consumer, namely prescription requirements for a growing share of drugs, are—as the paper demonstrates—not achieved. It is well known that the ignorance of the consumer

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nts in the drug market (D.M.). The consequences, intended and expected, of enforcing regulation introduced to protect the ignorant consumer, namely prescription requirements for a growing share of drugs, are—as the paper demonstrates—not achieved. It is well known that the ignorance of the consumer

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nts in the drug market (D.M.). The consequences, intended and expected, of enforcing regulation introduced to protect the ignorant consumer, namely prescription requirements for a growing share of drugs, are—as the paper demonstrates—not achieved. It is well known that the ignorance of the consumer

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