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9 Jul 2023: variables in cross-country governance research in political economy, management, economics, and fi-nance. ... LFS’s problem is not that it takes law too seriously, but that, conceptually, it does not take it seriously enough.

9 Jul 2023: School of Economics and Finance, University of St. Andrews gcr@st-andrews.ac.uk. April 2021. ... The firm does not make accounting choices in stages and the nested choice is derived from balancing the utilities of regimes and techniques.

9 Jul 2023: 6. In what areas does Poland apparently need the greatest amount of assistance? ... Disaster (Dis) Attempt to provide relief for disasters (typically natural: does not include AIDS).

11 Dec 2023: Thus, backup does not affect spotmarket decisions. Second, we assume cost-based redispatch, which means that firmsdo not receive additional rents in the third stage. ... Due to its varying availability, the installed wind capacity does notsupply the

9 Jul 2023: Department of Economics, Law, and Society, ESSCA Management School School of Economics and Finance, University of St. ... A. (1987) Trademark Law: An Economic Perspective. Journal of Law and Economics, 30, 265-309.

9 Jul 2023: historical account of the debate in economics and strategic management in Section II. ... Despite the current dominance of the marginalist school in economics, following the now.

9 Jul 2023: by. Sonja Fagernäs. Faculty of Economics. University of Cambridge. saef2@cam.ac.uk. Prabirjit Sarkar. ... Economics 31(4):653-675. Beck, Thorsten, Asli Demirgüç-Kunt (2005). ’Law and Firms’ Access to.

8 Dec 2023: Cambridge Working Paper in Economics 1829. M. R. Hesamzadeh, P. Holmberg, M. ... bResearch Institute of Industrial Economics (IFN), SwedencEnergy Policy Research Group (EPRG), University of Cambridge, UK.

9 Jul 2023: Britain does still have pockets of competitive manufacturing – in such sectors as aerospace and pharmaceuticals. ... The Thatcher Government embraced the free market economics associated with economists such as Hayek and Friedman, in.

7 Dec 2023: economics’, which from the 1990s on came to refer to idea that ‘institutions. ... However, unlike old institutional economics, NIE. does not abandon neoclassical economic theory.

9 Jul 2023: A version of this paper is forthcoming in the Journal of Comparative Economics. ... 9. Despite its centrality, the concept of property is strangely underdeveloped in mainstream economics.

8 Dec 2023: www.eprg.group.cam.ac.uk. Market design for a high-renewables European electricity system EPRG Working Paper 1711 Cambridge Working Paper in Economics 1726. ... Judge Business School & Faculty of Economics Cambridge University, U.K. 16 June 2017.

9 Jul 2023: However, whenanalysing the EMU-effect it does not matter whether price convergence isachieved by changes in PPP or in the nominal exchange rate. ... The range is a less suitable measure, becauseit is affected by the extreme values and does not reflect

11 Dec 2023: Economics 2013. ... same pattern, suggesting that the absolute count of patent filings at the UK IPO does.

8 Dec 2023:  Professor of Economics, Griffith Business School, Griffith University. Views expressed in this article are those of the author. ... 2017). But price discrimination is unremarkable in economics, is a predictable outcome of rising competition and is

9 Jul 2023: indistinguishable from zero. Therefore, there is some evidence that takeovers. improve profitability, but this does not hold across all profitability measures. ... evidence that does exist suggests that this factor has no significant impact on.

9 Jul 2023: How does that process compare to changes going on in other systems in Europe at the same time? ... The legal origin approach does not contradict the idea that legal rules have some degree of functionality with regard to the economy.

8 Dec 2023: Kamiar Mohaddesa† and M. Hashem Pesaranba Faculty of Economics and Girton College, University of Cambridge, UK. ... and Saudi Arabia, clearly satisfy this condition, as does the UK, which remained a net oil.

11 Dec 2023: EPRG Working Paper 2117. Cambridge Working Paper in Economics 2146. Natalia Fabra and Imelda. ... the day-ahead price does not increase the price for its renewable output.

9 Jul 2023: model 10 From one innovation process to several sector-. specific types 11 From neoclassical to evolutionary economics 12 From neoclassical to new growth theory 13 From the optimising firm to the ... particular his ideas on linking innovation systems

9 Jul 2023: principal source of the law; in civil law jurisdictions, case law does not. ... constitute a formal source of legal rules as it does in the common law.

9 Jul 2023: thomas.stubbs@rhul.ac.uk. Lawrence King Department of Economics. University of Massachusetts, Amherst pking@econs.umass.edu. ... 15. restriction’—a variable that explains program participation but does not affect bureaucratic quality except through

9 Jul 2023: PAYMENT does not have a significant effect on profitability in. 20. ... The improvement in margins does not come at the expense of employees, since there is no evidence of decreased labour costs or layoffs following hostile takeovers.

6 Dec 2023: EPRG Working Paper 1007 Cambridge Working Paper in Economics 1016. Pär Holmberg and David Newbery. ... Visitor to the EPRG.zFaculty of Economics, University of Cambridge, Research Director, EPRG.

9 Jul 2023: or organizational performance as a dependent variable. An additional criticism is that it does not. ... outcomes of strategic value? Are there pay best practices, as Universalists might contend, or does.

9 Jul 2023: HOW THE ECONOMICS PROFESSION GOT IT WRONG ON BREXIT. Ken Coutts, Graham Gudgin and Jordan Buchanan. ... WP 493 January 2018. HOW THE ECONOMICS PROFESSION GOT IT WRONG ON BREXIT.

9 Jul 2023: He asks: ‘What does it mean. 11. to say that ‘business’ has responsibilities? ... on its own does not provide a response to the remaining unanswered questions.

9 Jul 2023: This work is also consistent with a literature comparing banks and VCs; however, that empirical work does not consider. ... 7. other types of potential investors, and does not consider the non-random selection process among those entrepreneurial firms

9 Jul 2023: Thus it is unclear why the VC does not simply take ordinary stock (Bratton, 2001; Gilson and Schizer, 2002). ... This is because the tax code does not treat stock or options received by entrepreneurs as income,.

9 Jul 2023: according to which, if PWYW does not generate sufficient revenues to satisfy the seller’s. ... talk” communication that pertains to previous studies in social psychology and economics, to be.

9 Jul 2023: corporate takeovers, although one study (Hubbard and Palia, 1997) does document evidence of a U-shaped relationship. ... Higson, 1998). Therefore, the downward bias observed in the U.S. does not appear to exist in the U.K.

9 Jul 2023: We survey the theoretical arguments and empirical evidence from a variety of disciplinary perspectives, including finance, management studies, and political economics. ... Panel A shows that firm valuation does differ across different corporate control

11 Dec 2023: Cambridge Working Paper in Economics 20116. Ryan Rafaty, Geoffroy Dolphin and Felix Pretis. ... Climate Change (Milan), and the Economics Seminar Series at University of Rome ‘Tor Vergata’.

8 Dec 2023: Keywords: Electricity, renewables, storage, climate policies. Liski (matti.liski@aalto.fi): economics department of the Aalto University. ... assumption that the two technologies (thermal and hydro) share the residual demand does not seem tohold.

9 Jul 2023: The introductory paragraph of Book 1, Chapter IV of the Eighth Edition of his Principles of Economics reads:. ... In it, the local production system is conceptualised as a ‘unit of investigation’ of industrial economics.

9 Jul 2023: Acknowledgements. This paper was originally presented at the conference on The Economics of the Modern Firm, University of Jönköping, 21-22 September 2007. ... But more pertinently, nor does the ownership of a share entitle its holder to a particular.

9 Jul 2023: principal source of the law; in civil law jurisdictions, case law does not consti-. ... stances. Nor does it take into account the possibility of ambiguity or uncertainty.

9 Jul 2023: 10 From one innovation process to several sector-specific types. 11 From neoclassical to evolutionary economics. ... particular his ideas on linking innovation systems research to development economics) and Perez (2013).

9 Jul 2023: Email: n.isachenkova@kingston.ac.uk. and. Melvyn Weeks Faculty of Economics and Clare College. ... competitive position, and the manager does not know their true managerial abilities ex-ante, revealing them through operating the firm.

5 Dec 2023: generally has more information about these attributes than does the regulator or third. ... does not provide any incentives for the management to exert optimal (any) effort.

9 Jul 2023: We also attempt to integrate this empirical material into the wider theoretical framework of comparative institutional analysis in economics and law. ... For these variables, the distinction between what is written down and what it actually costs does

8 Dec 2023: tion here is that the proportionality factor ψi does not vary with the regulation τ. ... quantity). Third, the GLM, by allowing ψi to vary across firms, does not impose that a.

9 Jul 2023: describe those relationships. The law does not simply impose normative. expectations of behaviour from outside; it also, to some degree, crystallizes.

9 Jul 2023: The method of points scoring attempts to weight the significance of the operation and what it does, and is shown in table 3.11. ... Does the firm have explicit values in terms of its social/community engagements and overall principles of ethical conduct?

9 Jul 2023: Despite its public good properties, knowledge does not flow instantaneously from one firm/organisation to another. ... All tangibles £67bn £62bn £87bn £104bn. Source: London Economics’ adaptation from Haskel et al.

9 Jul 2023: in mind that a given legal rule or policy does not operate in isolation from others and that there may be some ‘network effects’ in operation due to the way that ... A simple correlation between regulatory and economic variables does not provide an

8 Feb 2024: There was a wide variety of responses to “Applying behavioural economics at the Regulatory Conduct Authority”, Occasional Paper 1, published on 1 April 2014. ... If behavioural economics does not offer a generally plausible picture of consumers and

9 Jul 2023: It requires us to believe that there is some factor which renders the core of the legal system immune from eco-nomic influence, but which does not prevent the legal system

9 Jul 2023: does not (cf.

9 Jul 2023: market. Contrary to our hypothesis, results show that stricter takeover law does not hurt bidders. ... 2) Does stricter takeover law hurt bidding firms and lead to wealth losses for bidders?