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While the productivity gains associated with large cities are well documented for developed countries, evidence for developing countries is more limited. This column uses a novel administrative dataset from Turkey to explore the role of agglomeration economies and other local factors in productivity differences across the country’s provinces, which are some of the highest in OECD countries. While the elasticity of productivity to density is higher than in developed countries, there are weak so...

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Research and scholarly publishing again has a conference at London Book Fair, and 'Introduction to Rights' returns on the show's eve.

Although heavy drinking in young adulthood increases the risk for alcohol use disorder (AUD), not all young heavy drinkers go on to develop AUD, globally the most common substance use disorder.

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An analysis of more than 1000 science journals published over 38 years suggests that 12 per cent of journal editors publish a fifth of their own research

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So many global troubles have arisen that the political and business leaders at the World Economic Forum in Switzerland have adopted a buzzword to capture the moment.

Dana Bliuc and team investigate the association between multimorbidity and osteoporosis investigation and treatment in persons at high risk following an osteoporotic fracture.

Predictions are that the core of this historical confrontation will shift as South Koreans take a fresh look at North Korea's role. Will Tokyo follow?