Having this understanding, Wang likes to use poems to interpret international politics and the economic phenomenon in recent years.
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Eric Williams argued that, " A racial twist [ was ] given to what is basically an economic phenomenon.
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The dissertation was one of the first scientific works that treated the development of new technology as an economic phenomenon.
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Lucas and Fogel are themselves part of another economic phenomenon : the University of Chicago's domination of the economics prize.
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Two economic phenomenon that are relevant to intellectual property and subject matter limitations in particular are network effects and lock-in.
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One of the most pronounced Asian economic phenomenons during this time, the Japanese post-war economic miracle, greatly impacted the rest of the world.
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Nevertheless, as a cultural and economic phenomenon, the sound system was affected by the vast socio-political changes taking place in Jamaica at this time.
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These kinds of goods are the objects of a socio-economic phenomenon called " conspicuous consumption " and commonly include luxury vehicles, watches, country houses.
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Now, the Asian economic phenomenon is sick, and as East gets ready to meet West for a second time, Europe says it's ready to help.
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By the 1970s, when franchises became a widespread and powerful economic phenomenon, names like McDonald's and Dairy Queen were already synonymous with hamburgers and ice cream.
