Bulletin de l'Union des oeuvres ouvrières catholiques

1890/09.

Bulletin de l'Union des oeuvres ouvrières catholiques

Variante(s) de titre : Union des oeuvres ouvrières catholiques, Bureau central, Bulletin de l'Union

Bulletin de l'Union des oeuvres ouvrières catholiques

1890/12.

Bulletin de l'Union des oeuvres ouvrières catholiques

1895/02 (N122).

Bulletin de l'Union des oeuvres ouvrières catholiques

1890/01.

Bulletin de l'Union des oeuvres ouvrières catholiques

1895/09 (N129).

Bulletin de l'Union des oeuvres ouvrières catholiques

1895/11 (N131).

Bulletin de l'Union des oeuvres ouvrières catholiques

1895/12 (N132).

Bulletin de l'Union des oeuvres ouvrières catholiques

1890/11.

Bulletin de l'Union des oeuvres ouvrières catholiques

1890/10.

Bulletin de l'Union des oeuvres ouvrières catholiques

1890/07.

Factors explaining urban transport systems in large European cities: A cross-sectional approach

The paper analyses the link between human capital and regional economic growth in the European Union. Using different indicat The importance of effective and efficient mobility in large cities is becoming essential for planners and citizens due to its impact in terms of social, economic and geographic development. The aim of this research is to determine factors explaining urban transport systems by estimating aggregate supply and demand equations for 45 large European cities. Supply and Demand equations are separately and jointly determined using OLS and SUR estimation models. On one hand, our findings suggest the importance of economic variables on the supply of public transport. On the other, we highlight the role of those factors influencing the generalized cost of transport as main drivers of demand for public transit. Additionally, regional variables are introduced to capture institutional heterogeneity in this service, and we find that regional patterns are powerful explanatory determinants of urban transportation systems in Europe.

EU-15 sovereign governments’ cost of borrowing after seven years of monetary union

Yield spreads over 10-year German government securities of the EU-15 countries converged dramatically in the seven years after the beginning of Monetary Integration. In this paper, we investigate the relative influence of systemic and idiosyncratic risk factors on their behaviour. Our conclusions suggest that in EMU-countries the relative importance of domestic risk factors (both credit and liquidity risk factors) is higher than that of international factors, which appear to play a secondary but significant role in non-EMU countries.

European payment system and monetary union

We make a comparative study of payment systems for E.U. -fifteen countries for the 1996-2002 period. Special attention is paid to the introduction of the new European single currency. The overall trend in payments is for a move from cash to noncash payment instruments, although electronic instruments are not widely used yet. We find a significant impact from the introduction of the new banknotes and coins on card use

La Céramique : revue mensuelle illustrée : organe officiel de l'Union céramique et chaufournière de France

1926/01 (SER1,T29,N455)-1926/06 (SER1,T29,N463).