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9 Jul 2023: We need to have a definition of multinational enterprise alongside a definition of firm. ... Devalues Property and Legal Rights’, Journal of Institutional Economics, 11(4): 683-709.

8 Jul 2024: A cross-country investigation.” emQuarterly Journal of Economics/em, 112: 1251-1288/p pLins, K., Servaes, H. ... of the UK who have studied at UK higher education institutions within the last 15 years.

6 Dec 2023: sumption for heating processes. Both models have a reasonably good t, characterized by. ... Some Explanatory Variables Have Zero Values." Journal of Agricultural Economics,. vol.

8 Jul 2024: of digital health and therapeutics, particularly through the application of behavioural economics and IT in managing chronic diseases such as obesity and Type 2 Diabetes. ... Therefore, many start-ups are emerging that have sufficient expertise in ICT

8 Jul 2024: there have been numerous studies about how gendered norms inhibit entrepreneurial practice, I wanted to explore how individualised practice and identity can shift those norms,” says Monique. ... Archer also focuses on a concept of ‘reflexivity’ (in

7 Dec 2023: elicitation question. There have been numerous studies that analyse the effects of different. ... a heterogenous product based on its production source. For example, consumers can have.

6 Dec 2023: all identical goods must have only one price in an efficient (i.e. ... The. availability of more market information through prices might have resulted in such.

8 Jul 2024: Economics is applied everywhere, and for me, that’s why I think it’s such an important subject./p pstrongCraig:/strong The macroeconomics module helps us to have a deeper understanding ... It talks about no longer focusing on GDP and looking at other

Find an expert. We have faculty, who can speak on many current UK and global issues, and are happy to be contacted by journalists. ... of Economics – have co-authored a new working paper that looks beyond active ownership into the topic of

There are many people who, in the light of the crisis, have questioned the principles of economics, particularly the idea that people behave rationally, or that we will naturally return to ... And there is the risk of economics digging itself into a

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?

7 Dec 2023: Great Britain have either considered or implemented some form of capacity mechanism (Vázquez u. ... It  could  be  possible, that regulatory  errors  destroy  the  benefits  that  would  have  been  achieved  by 

9 Jul 2023: A posting to China is not, however, always straightforward. The problems faced by expatriate managers in dealing with Chinese culture, politics and economics have been pointed out by several authors (see ... Although some have the advantage of speaking

6 Dec 2023: have considered weighing data in such a way that recent data has a stronger influence over forecasts. ... According to Schaeffer (2004) “engineering studies have always been far too optimistic in assessing future costs”.

5 Dec 2023: Nuttall, Michael G. Pollitt (University of Cambridge) Series: Department of Applied Economics Occasional Papers (No. ... Some of both types have performed successfully for a number of years at a single site.

5 Dec 2023: This paper analyses the economics of long-term gas contracts under changing institutional. ... 15. 5 Conclusion In this paper we have discussed the economics of long-term gas contracts both from a theoretical point of.

Michael Pollitt, Professor of Business Economics, and David Reiner, University Senior Lecturer in Technology Policy. ... you have access to energy; economics, the impact on consumers and international competitiveness; and the environment, historically a

8 Jul 2024: similar smartphones./p p“DIT is not alone in attracting challenges regarding generalisability, as well-established research in behavioural economics and other fields have also been questioned in the same way,” ... We are delighted they have been able

8 Jul 2024: It is what we ‘want’. Whereas the ‘joy’ is about the need to prioritise well-being and have fun on the journey. ... similar smartphones./p p“DIT is not alone in attracting challenges regarding generalisability, as well-established research in

7 Dec 2023: is highly arguable whether many of its issues have been resolved. Further, ... affect prospects for nuclear new build but which, so far, have  not  been  well  understood  by  experts.

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: 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: Some self evaluation studies have used a mixture of all three research methods (Dex and Scheibl 1998). ... Very few studies that deploy the survey method have attempted systematically to measure productivity gains.

8 Dec 2023: future energy system. EPRG Working Paper 1836. Cambridge Working Paper in Economics 1868. ... as dispatchable power. This is reasonable since, by 2025, CO2 prices are unlikely to have risen sufficiently to fundamentally alter plant economics.

8 Dec 2023: Despite strong support from agricultural interest groups, these first-generation fuels have come up against availability constraints, sustainability concerns, public opposition and basic economics (Mohr and Raman, 2013). ... Electromobility in Norway

8 Jul 2024: evaluate whether you have the academic skills to succeed on a business school programme. ... and new research shows that these measures have had a hugely beneficial effect on protecting species.

8 Jul 2024: for other understandable reasons.”/p pAdds Shaz: “The findings have practical implications for organisations operating in extreme contexts. ... setbacks since the crashes in2018and2019of its 737 MAX model, in which 350 people died, highlighting

8 Jul 2024: There has been progress here, as many US states and countries as diverse as Italy, Colombia and Rwanda have implemented such laws. ... div div class="quote" p class="content"Corporations have been gaslighting the public through strategies such as

Here are edited extracts of their comments:. Professor Yannis Katsoulakos, Athens University of Economics and Business, on antitrust. ... In antitrust, developments have been motivated by a number of factors, so let me point out two which have had

8 Jul 2024: Rhys’ article was, following its publication, one of the “most read” articles in the Journal of Competition Law and Economics. ... It is inconceivable that the once in a lifetime Brexit referendum could have polls as accurate as general elections

Economics is generally studied in university departments; finance is studied in business schools. ... Central bankers have to know not just about economics but about financial institutions and markets – an understanding of the links between economics

They are looking for raw intelligence. But your first degree doesn’t have to be in mathematics or economics. ... Many successful candidates would also have taken the CFA (Chartered Financial Analyst) exams.

DIT is not alone in attracting challenges regarding generalisability, as well-established research in behavioural economics and other fields have also been questioned in the same way,” says Shaz. ... this area – which is why it’s important to have

Mathematics is an indispensable tool for economists – but has it become too dominant in economics? ... In the wake of that crisis, many economists have questioned the principles of economics as practised today, particularly ideas around rational

8 Jul 2024: Economics is applied everywhere, and for me, that’s why I think it’s such an important subject./p pstrongCraig:/strong The macroeconomics module helps us to have a deeper understanding ... It talks about no longer focusing on GDP and looking at other

8 Jul 2024: div class="campl-listing-item clearfix quote-wrapper" div class="quote-mark quote-mark-top"/div div class="quote" p class="content"We have to be vigilant. ... Economics is generally studied in university departments; finance is studied in business schools

8 Jul 2024: Economics is applied everywhere, and for me, that’s why I think it’s such an important subject./p pstrongCraig:/strong The macroeconomics module helps us to have a deeper understanding ... It talks about no longer focusing on GDP and looking at other

in every industry, no matter how resistant to change that industry may once have been. ... Circular Economy” in which recycling and reuse have changed the economics of businesses around the world, including such major industries as car-making and

31 Jan 2024: I have not sought to determine what Applied Economics means.4 But it is not a common title. ... At one time, high quality research resources seem to have been directed to both areas about equally; now, they tend to favour economic theory relative to

8 Jul 2024: p pShe said that Facebook was adept at “making false choices” that “you can either have safety or freedom of speech when there are 20,000 pages of documents saying you ... Karakaş, University Senior Lecturer in Finance at Cambridge Judge, and Dr

I started writing about economics and faith when I was a graduate student and have been Convenor for the Association for Christian Economics since 2000. ... The economics I do tries to have impact.”. I’ve always been in academia and interested in

8 Jul 2024: and Xu, E.Q. (2018) “Human capital relatedness and mergers and acquisitions.” emJournal of Financial Economics/em, 129: 111-135/p pMaksimovic, V. ... its strong correlations with labour relations events, which we believe have stronger effects on

12 Dec 2023: In practical terms however, such structures do not create ‘a magic pudding’ or defy financial economics. ... Project risks have merely been repackaged and reallocated. Contact p.simshauser@griffith.edu.au Publication January 2022.

8 Jul 2024: similar smartphones./p p“DIT is not alone in attracting challenges regarding generalisability, as well-established research in behavioural economics and other fields have also been questioned in the same way,” ... business revenues, which result in

8 Jul 2024: generally have not done in the past.”/p h3 class="wp-block-heading"Are new regulations needed? ... what a tremendous increase in power does to the founding team – you have all manners of dysfunctional behaviour creeping out.

I studied Philosophy and Economics at the London School of Economics for my undergraduate degree. ... After receiving an MSc in International Development from the London School of Economics, I have spent the past decade turning my business expertise to

8 Jul 2024: You think you have to be all knowing and perfect, and only then will you deserve to be in the role you’re in. ... I’m a generalist and feel insecure that I don’t have a depth of skill.

8 Jul 2024: there have been numerous studies about how gendered norms inhibit entrepreneurial practice, I wanted to explore how individualised practice and identity can shift those norms,” says Monique. ... Archer also focuses on a concept of ‘reflexivity’ (in

Su QinQin. Bachelor of Arts (International Relations) and Bachelor of Economics, Australian National University, Australia. ... Entrepreneurship scholarship recipient. Bence Arany. MA in Economics, Central European University, Budapest, Hungary.

And I wanted to find out what impact that might have on company performance.”. ... It’s shocking, a huge failure,” he says. “Theories in finance and economics tell you that directors and CEOs have to perform for their reputation in the labour