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9 Jul 2023: We are also grateful to Andrés Mejía Acosta, organiser of the panel discussion The Politics and Policies of Competitive Authoritarian States, December 10, 2015, King’s College London and to the ... The most important of which were the governments’

9 Jul 2023: The common law has been variously identified with beneficial properties of ‘spontaneous order’ (Hayekian political economy), ‘evolu-tion to efficiency’ (neoclassical law and economics) and ‘legal origin’ (new institutional economics).

9 Jul 2023: of Law and Economics in Bologna, and the WINIR Symposium on Property Rights in Bristol, and in particular John Armour, Dominic Chai, Clifford Holderness and Holger Spamann, as well as two ... 1. 1. Introduction At the core of the new institutional

12 Dec 2023: EPRG Working Paper 2216 Cambridge Working Paper in Economics CWPE2257. Paul Simshauser Abstract. ... The modelling is grounded firmly in welfare economics with a primary purpose of assessing ‘underlying’ levels of fuel poverty, and the

9 Jul 2023: Section 6 summarizes some key points, compares legal institutionalism with other institutional approaches in economics, and concludes the essay. ... There is, it is true, a sizeable sub-discipline known as ‘the economics of property rights’ (Furubotn

5 Dec 2023: Email: sclittlechild@tanworth.mercianet.co.uk. Israel Kirzner has made distinguished contributions to many areas of economics, including methodology, capital theory and the history of economic thought. ... We are grateful to the publishers for granting

9 Jul 2023: they absorbed an increasingly large number of mainly rural workers. Between 1978 and. ... agriculture production; generates huge tax revenues for the government and has become a.

6 Dec 2023: EPRG Working Paper 1114 Cambridge Working Paper in Economics 1133. Rabindra Nepal and Tooraj Jamasb. ... Heriot-Watt University, Department of Economics, Mary Burton Building, EH144AS, Edinburgh, United Kingdom, Phone: 44-(0)131 458 3482, Email:

7 Dec 2023: 5. 3 Current Research Output at the University of Cambridge 63.1 The Policy and Economics of CCS. ... language for communication of CCS material, and thetechnologies of CCS are found to be more widely publicised than the social aspects of CCSsuch as the

9 Jul 2023: The conference was attended by government and industry representatives from Japan as well as leading academics in the areas of computer science, innovation economics, and private law. ... Political Science Governance: An International Journal of Policy,

9 Jul 2023: Consistent with 2018, the top three classes of threat types in the 2019 Index are Natural Catastrophes; Financial, Economics and Trade; and Geopolitics & Security. ... Finance, Economics and Trade Risks Geopolitical and Security Risks Technology and

9 Jul 2023: 3. The Second Transition: Neoclassical Law and Economics and ‘Shock Therapy’ in the 1990s 3.1 The Law and Economics of Transition The fall of the Berlin Wall in 1989 was ... Richard Posner, leading exponent of Chicago-school law and economics and

9 Jul 2023: and. Prabirjit Sarkar. Jadavpur University. and. Centre for Business Research. University of Cambridge. ... at least in part, endogenous, with both the production and the application of.

9 Jul 2023: Schelling 1960, 1966; Snidal 1991; Sugden 1986; Young 1991). In contrast to the transaction cost- and economics- oriented scholars, the more. ... Research in international relations, politics and psychology on collective. action (Olson, 1965) and

11 Dec 2023: EPRG Working Paper 2021. Cambridge Working Paper in Economics 2073. Victor Ajayi. ... We also wish to thank the International Association for Energy Economics (IAEE) and participants at its conferences for earlier comments.

9 Jul 2023: This has also been furthered via recognition of psychological insights in fields such as economics, public health, and politics. ... R., & Harvey, C. R. (2013). Managerial miscalibration. The Quarterly Journal of Economics, 128, 1547–1584.

9 Jul 2023: Earlier versions of this paper were presented to the 14th International Economic History Congress, Helsinki, August 2006; the conference on Changing Institutions in Developed Democracies: Economics, Politics and Welfare, Paris, May ... Where modern

9 Jul 2023: Sarkar and Ajit Singh for comments on earlier drafts; and to Philip Fellows,. ... politics do not matter – they clearly do – but with the particular assumptions.

9 Jul 2023: Japan, the Netherlands, Slovenia, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, the United Kingdom and the United States). ... After all, politics or other factors could also explain why countries with dispersed shareholder ownership are more likely to provide strict

9 Jul 2023: 288. By. Jack Glen IFC. and. Ajit Singh. University of Cambridge Faculty of Economics and Politics. ... How does one explain these theoretically anomalous results in Tables 4 and 5?