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8 Dec 2023: EPRG Working Paper 1502 Cambridge Working Paper in Economics 1507. Jon Stern (CCRP, City University, London). ... world. However, over the last 5-10 years, system operators have been increasingly reconstituted to provide for the development and

7 Dec 2023: Social Effects in the Diffusion of Solar Photovoltaic Technology in the UK EPRG Working Paper 1332Cambridge Working Paper in Economics 1357. ... Laura-Lucia RichterThe determinants of new technology adoption have been addressed in the economic literature

9 Jul 2023: Susan Scott Information Systems & Innovation Group, Department of Management, London School of Economics,. ... took place in practice. The economics of IS. In the economics of information systems literature there have been a number of attempts to

9 Jul 2023: ISLAMIC FINANCE REVISITED: CONCEPTUAL AND ANALYTICAL ISSUES FROM THE PERSPECTIVE OF CONVENTIONAL ECONOMICS. ... an economic system which does not have a key role for interest rates?

11 Dec 2023:  Corresponding author at: College of Management and Economics, Tianjin University, Tianjin 300072,. ... With the development of happiness economics, individual SWB is receiving more and more.

9 Jul 2023: the rational approach is right, firms should have a single way to behave. ... contact:. ‘Industrial and international relations, being essentially human relations, have their origin in personal contacts.

9 Jul 2023: Such analyses have not been carried out before for either developed or developing countries. ... economically successful countries have followed policies which combine competition with purposive co-operation.

9 Jul 2023: A version of this paper is forthcoming in the Journal of Comparative Economics. ... Although the research program has moved from a dichotomy to a continuum, these sizeable omissions have been thematic for Coase-Williamson-type transaction cost economics

9 Jul 2023: This would however only be possible if developing countries were to have well established equity markets. ... In recent years, stock markets have been created in many countries in sub-Saharan Africa.

9 Jul 2023: Information directly linked to homepage. Yes No. 3. Does the Firm have Explicit Social Values? ... However we did not have sufficient data on the location of customers by country to analyse this.

9 Jul 2023: However, as Galbraith observed about the tendency for theory to follow events, ideas about austerity economics have similarly evolved – and in certain respects, they have changed beyond recognition since the earliest ... The sections ahead examine the

9 Jul 2023: for why fiduciary does have a clear moral basis of the kind presented here. ... Noting the increasing momentum behind the amoral argument eroding fiduciary ethics he writes that “Over the past twenty years, law and economics scholars have argued that

9 Jul 2023: outcomes. It is a striking feature of the legal origin literature, sometimes called in this context the ‘new comparative economics’ (Djankov et al., 2003a), that significant variations across national regimes have ... Where modern comparative legal

11 Dec 2023: David Newbery. Abstract. Member States have published National Energy and Climate Plans with challenging. ... very short-term demand and supply shifting, will have to come from fossil generation.

9 Jul 2023: And it could be suggested that others beyond sociologists will have something to contribute. ... 22. it into account nor would the parties have any recourse against them.

9 Jul 2023: GDP being more than 7% lower by 2030 than it would otherwise have been. ... PwC, Oxford Economics and Open Europe have lower impacts for the scenarios they consider, but the main reason seems to be that they exclude the productivity effects included in

9 Jul 2023: In the post-World War II period, the economics profession, as well as the traditional liberal establishment in the US have favoured free trade and taken a broadly benign view of ... in the new millennium may have profoundly unfavourable repercussions for

9 Jul 2023: As argued by Arthur (1996): ‘The two worlds [of diminishing and increasing returns] have different economics. ... In order to provide support for the hypotheses, three criteria have to be met.

26 Jan 2024: Carbon pricing: the experience. • Over time, carbon prices have increased across most jurisdictions. • ... Source: Vivid Economics (2019) The Future of Carbon Pricing in the UK 7.

9 Jul 2023: Rather than attempting to come up with a label involving some cumbersome combination of ‘policy’, ‘management’ and ‘economics’, many have therefore opted for the simple, succinct label of ‘innovation studies’. ... the ‘economics of

9 Jul 2023: They have, on the other hand, a much more ambivalent attitude towards dominant firms. ... 1986). Other economists working within the liberal tradition have given the visible hand a more proactive role.

9 Jul 2023: But in recent years the consequent institutions of collective bargaining have seen substantial decline and change. ... They are difficult to monitor, often have dysfunctional side-effects, and can generate demotivating pay anomalies.

30 Jan 2024: Jostein Kristensen. Managing Consultant. The economics of storage new build. Gas market uncertainties. - ... deliverability. - volume. How do market scenarios affect the economics of different storage facilities?

9 Jul 2023: society which have been the focus of industrial relations research in the west. ... However, the contours of IR research in China have yet to be properly mapped.

9 Jul 2023: because these directors have made a significant investment in establishing their reputation as decision experts. ... f Number of mergers in which bidder and target have the same 4-digit SIC code.

9 Jul 2023: Over the past twenty years, law and economics scholars have argued that fiduciary duties can best be explained through the lens of contract. ... discussions with women who were deciding whether or not to have an abortion.

9 Jul 2023: The advantageous locational assets provide national firms a strong basis for competitive advantages that foreign firms do not have. ... foreign firms are likely to have via-a-vis local ones (Miller 2001, Miller and Parkhe 2002).

9 Jul 2023: Scholars of the economics of technical change have stressed more than others that the search for new knowledge is intentional, costly, and yet uncertain. ... Agents do not face problems but situations. They have to abstract and frame the problem.

9 Jul 2023: JEL codes: A12 Relation of Economics to Other Disciplines. D02 Institutions: Design, Formation, Operations, and Impact. ... of a beneficiary when they have been appointed to do so, either directly by the beneficiary, or by a third party.

9 Jul 2023: corporate governance scholars3 have much to say to all those, who perhaps too. ... 3. orientation that both German5 and Japanese. 6 firms have long been endorsing.

9 Jul 2023: Other economists working within the liberal tradition have given the visible hand a more proactive role. ... industry have been welded almost automatically into an organic whole’ (Marshall, 1920 [1919], p.

9 Jul 2023: Hellström, 2003). Although some have begun to respond to this challenge (e.g. ... there have been a number of studies exploring the ‘ambidexterity hypothesis’ (e.g.

9 Jul 2023: economics literature. On the one hand, it was argued that secured credit helped. ... scholars have heeded Kripke’s call for more empirical research.2 A growing.

9 Jul 2023: Typically, however, these institutions have tended to provide funds for large rather than small companies. ... It is argued that common law countries would have better protection for minority shareholders, as well as superior.

9 Jul 2023: Hellström, 2003). Although some have begun to respond to this challenge (e.g. ... there have been a number of studies exploring the ‘ambidexterity hypothesis’ (e.g.

9 Jul 2023: They argue that liberal and coordinated market economies have very different capacities for innovation. ... Neo-Schumpeterians have developed these ideas drawing upon the biological and physical sciences.

9 Jul 2023: Both organisations have been collaborating on creating a ‘best-practice’ code for corporate governance. ... firms and a stock market takeover mechanism may have serious drawbacks for developing countries.

2 Feb 2024: economics rather than reforming customers. Competition & CC/CMA Guidelines• UK competition authorities have a dynamic view of competition• CC Guidelines 2003 para 1.16. • ... analyses by Ofgem & CMA deficient in various respects• Problems too

9 Jul 2023: and to have a distinct legal regime for managerial cadres (Veneziani, 1986; Deakin, 2006). ... This is consistent with studies that have noted that despite widespread use of temporary contracts for low skilled.

9 Jul 2023: The other 7 countries have mean values that are above the base case. ... Interestingly, five of those countries have mean values that are above the base case.

11 Dec 2023: used. Typically, low variable-cost technologies have a high investment cost, and vice versa. ... Nelder (2013) argues that the authorities in Australia have been poor at estimating demand.

9 Jul 2023: We are therefore able to investigate issues that have been previously considered empirically intractable. ... Different streams of the academic literature have become segmented by each of these different investor.

9 Jul 2023: The argument is developed as follows. Section 2 below outlines the theoretical positions which have been taken within the law and economics literature on the role of implicit contracts and related ... Yet a similar argument could equally well have been

11 Dec 2023: for assets of $150 trillion have expressed support for the TCFD (TCFD 2020). ... Although the science, economics, and politics of climate change are widely studied, we do not have a reliable source of information on how climate change will impact every

9 Jul 2023: corporation and a private citizen cannot but have an influence on the outcome of any negotiations or litigation between them. ... First, corporations will be highly unlikely to take account of affected groups unless they have the.

9 Jul 2023: It is quite possible that Keynes may have heard of these translations from the three undergraduates (Zeng Zhongjian; Luo Zhongyi; Zhang Wei) then studying in the Economics faculty at Cambridge, all ... In another exemplification, the Chinese have

11 Dec 2023: There have now been 21 completed market investigations since the Enterprise Act 2002 made provision for them. ... suppliers that we have identified as being the most competitive in the markets”.

11 Dec 2023: Small suppliers have more variable scores. Suppliers scoring less than 60 have not survived. ... and to have been evaluated also by the Consumers Association (publishers of Which?

6 Dec 2023: 4. We have not encountered any in‐depth, publically available analysis of the . economics of Nord Stream in the literature, which would allow for a rigorous . ... uropean countries have only one source of gas suppliesE. 10)

6 Dec 2023: they have access to cheaper gas anyway. 15. A similar but more sophisticated study by Copenhagen Economics (2005b) also examines. ... unbundling. They have both had a successful introduction of competition. In New South.