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10 Oct 2023: The city is the birthplace of 23 $1 Billion ‘Unicorns’ or privately-owned tech companies and University-backed start-ups have raised over £3 billion in investment and research. ... We have benefitted greatly from being so close to the technology

6 Jan 2023: However, we also have the benefit of centuries of scientific knowledge that we can draw from. ... For example, equations from physics or an understanding of economics. Real world decisions have consequences which may have costs, and often these cost

12 Sep 2023: development economics. ... In considering students for the award of the Scholarship, the Awarders are required to have regard to their financial need and also to their academic merit.

19 Oct 2023: ing consequences. Those trained in economics may well have encountered his work on tax-. ... well have fed into subsequent work on economics and on subjective probability and beliefs.

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.

17 Jul 2023: The vast majority of GFANZ members now have published and verified science-based targets [e.g. ... University skills in economics [particularly development economics], law and policy will have major contributions to play but perhaps the most important

10 Oct 2023: Something we often forget in the lab is that you have to enjoy every day. ... We’re in a fantastic position in Cambridge as we have lots of groups working in this area.

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31 Oct 2023: thought, that's it. This is the beginning of 21st century economics because they have. ... department? How can you have the study of economics if you don't understand the living.

11 Jul 2023: However, we also have the benefit of centuries of scientific knowledge that we can draw from. ... For example, equations from physics or an understanding of economics. Real world decisions have consequences which may have costs, and often these cost

20 Oct 2023: Students admitted to the MRes foundation year will have received substantial economics training through a strong research masters degree with significant economics content. ... We expect your completed masters programme to have included a thorough study

19 Oct 2023: 451). Arestis and Mihailov (February 2009), Classifying Monetary Economics 11. aspects (in the 1990s), to which we return later, have gradually been added to the. ... Arestis and Mihailov (February 2009), Classifying Monetary Economics 13. have often

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31 Oct 2023: This is the beginning of 21st century economics because they have quantified it. ... How can you have the study of economics if you don't understand the living world?

7 Dec 2023: The research concludes that there remains a misunderstanding of the issue of project management for complex construction projects, and it is highly arguable whether many of its issues have been resolved. ... Further,

6 Feb 2023: We have a big problem with casual labour and self-employment, so how do we regulate to avoid that? ... This is a new area of social science that we have called ‘leximetrics’ to signify the use of quantitative methodologies originally pioneered in the

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11 Dec 2023: www.eprg.group.cam.ac.uk. Causal Tree Estimation of Heterogeneous Household Response to Time-Of-Use Electricity Pricing Schemes EPRG Working Paper 1906 Cambridge Working Paper in Economics 1865. ... Eoghan O’Neill and Melvyn Weeks. Both regulators and

19 Oct 2023: in Economics by Bertrand and Mullainathan (2004). This method creates the conditions for an. ... appraisals. By design, the properties have similar physical characteristics yet the chosen locations.

5 Dec 2023: Judge Business School, University of Cambridge, England Faculty of Economics, University of Cambridge, England. ... Keywords: Nuclear economics, stochastic optimisation, fuel-mix, diversification. JEL reference: C15, C61, L52, L94.

8 Dec 2023: Germany, France, UK, Italy and Spain have large national markets, significantly larger than other countries. ... to have better processes.32 The outcomes of regulation are more difficult to measure.

11 Dec 2023: 3. consequences. Our research contributes to the energy economics literature in several ways. ... 5. CONCLUSION European LTCs have been restructured since the early 2000s to remove restrictive.

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: These previous papers have involved the construction of metrics for assessing MNC engagement. ... The long-running Tomorrows’ People charity (see Case Study 1) has recently been evaluated by Oxford Economic Forecasting (2004) whilst the New Economics

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

7 Dec 2023: EPRG Working Paper 1202 Cambridge Working Paper in Economics 1203. Philipp-Bastian Brutscher. ... preferences. She is said to have self-control problems when she cannot always.

7 Dec 2023: Just as. platforms have been seen as “engines of growth”, GPTs have been presented in the economics. ... inefficiencies. Users’ surplus may have better protection in concentrated markets where one large.

8 Dec 2023: EPRG Working Paper 1524 Cambridge Working Paper in Economics 1542. Chi-Kong Chyong Abstract Different hydrocarbon producer sales strategies have widely divergent implications for the value of Gazprom’s gas exports ... This is another contribution of

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.

7 Dec 2023: With this in mind, this study employs a common definition of trust from political science and economics. ... I have been talking to the chief rabbi in Moscow who tells me he knows Fridman.

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.

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28 Jul 2023: Set: IIAM9 (PM lectures)Units: 3E6 Organisational behaviour 3E1 Business economics 3E2 Marketing. ... N.B. this elective is not available to students who have previously studied on the Economics Tripos.MSE10 Topics in corporate finance (individual

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8 Dec 2023: www.eprg.group.cam.ac.uk. Optimal Power Generation Portfolios with Renewables: An Application to the UK EPRG Working Paper 1620 Cambridge Working Paper in Economics 1646. ... We show while some utilities have disposed. www.eprg.group.cam.ac.uk. of

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19 Oct 2023: This section provides background context on the different strands of research we have drawn from. ... Creditor rights and corporate risk-taking. Journal of Financial Economics 102, 150-166.

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

11 Dec 2023: We demonstrated that, in general, rain and sunshine duration have a greater potential. ... relatively small impacts. The findings have the potential to contribute towards not only.

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6 Dec 2023: EPRG Working Paper 1027. Cambridge Working Paper in Economics 1052. Tooraj Jamasb, Luis Orea, and Michael G. ... The UK distribution. networks have been subject to incentive regulation since 1990 (based on.

7 Dec 2023: EPRG Working Paper 1212 Cambridge Working Paper in Economics 1227. Erkan Erdogdu More than half of the countries in the world have introduced a reform process in their power sectors and ... billions of dollars have been spent on liberalizing electricity

19 Oct 2023: Successful. applications of behavioral insights in urban economics and public policy domains have. ... of place attachment, that is, the special sentimental attachments residents have to the.

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).

11 Dec 2023: GB as they have been impacted by the EU Third Energy Package and GB carbon taxes. ... FTRs have the same advantage as Contracts-for-Differences (CfDs) in local markets.

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6 Dec 2023: In order to. address this issue, some studies have used employed statistical techniques in order. ... This. means that the absence of weather variables from benchmarking models can have a.

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