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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

6 Feb 2023: They might even have been ridiculed again, after all they were just “Blair’s Babes”. ... I think women, individually, have made a difference – people like Tessa – but it is individuals.

12 Dec 2023: Cambridge Working Paper in Economics 2361. David Newbery. Economists have a marked preference for taxes and subsidies as instruments to correct externalities like greenhouse gas emissions or learning-by-doing ... The 2015 COP 21 Paris Agreement on

6 Feb 2023: p pstrongAdams:/strong “It is a call to realism to say that if the field of ‘law and economics’ is going to have a future, if it is going to be ... Often these interventions have had the effect of encouraging formalisation of work and building

19 Oct 2023: 1. 1. Introduction. The last twenty years or so have seen analytical tools of mainstream neoclassical economics. ... have been largely ignored by the economics profession is related to the instrumental.

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

19 Oct 2023: Since. Lucas, authors working in the "new economics" have elaborated upon the point that. ... Thus, although “new economics” authors have been quick to draw such links, this is typically.

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: Long-term supply contracts (LTCs) in many sectors have been extensively studied using transaction-cost economics. ... This may have ‘unintended’ consequences in terms of disintegrating CEE and Baltic markets from the rest of Europe.

6 Feb 2023: Some species have remained remarkably unchanged for millions of years because their environmental niche has also changed very little. ... demonstrate that they have acted in good faith when terminating a worker’s employment.

30 May 2023: We have appointed our first El-Erian Professor of Behavioural Economics and Policy, and the first Caroline Humphrey Chair in the Anthropology of Inner Asia – both of which were made possible ... But I have promises to keep,. And miles to go before I

9 Jul 2023: Economics papers have used this analysis to argue that job security correlates closely with poor economic outcomes. ... But these defects have not stopped the OECD indicators being relied upon by thousands of economics articles.

19 Oct 2023: For this reason,. we shall use the term “paradigmatic heuristic”. Economics differs from the natural sciences in that, as we have seen, there can be a. ... largely the result of repeated controlled experiments. Within economics, econometrics can

6 Feb 2023: What we have to see is a demand for change on behalf of business leaders and officials. ... This is a new area of social science that we have called ‘leximetrics’ to signify the use of quantitative methodologies originally pioneered in the hard

19 Oct 2023: fixing– Information asymmetry. • Behavioural economics:– Bounded rationality– Cultural biases– Nudge theory– Agency effects. ... Nudge theory. • Application of behavioural economics to policy. • The way choices are presented to people can

7 Dec 2023: are important determinants of how far reforms have gone in a c ountry. ... economics abandons the standard neoclassical assumptions that individuals. have perfect information and unbounded rationality and that transactions are.

17 May 2023: However the overall highest threat classes remain the same as in the 2018 Index: Natural Catastrophe, Finance, Economics & Trade and Geopolitics & Security./p pAmongst the individual threat rankings, Cyber Attacks have ... website). Once access to the

19 Oct 2023: new branches of research within neoclassical economics have spawned from the inclusion of. ... without mainstream economics. In addition, the most recent efforts to incorporate a regional.

5 Dec 2023: have had to reform technically and financially less efficient electricity systems with less. ... Consequently, the reforms have taken a variety of forms and followed different paths.

6 Feb 2023: p pstrongAdams:/strong “It is a call to realism to say that if the field of ‘law and economics’ is going to have a future, if it is going to be ... that British governments of all political persuasions have watered down workers’ rights provided

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)

17 May 2023: However the overall highest threat classes remain the same as in the 2018 Index: Natural Catastrophe, Finance, Economics & Trade and Geopolitics & Security./p pAmongst the individual threat rankings, Cyber Attacks have ... From 2015 to 2018, increases in

9 Jul 2023: In economics and law the nature of contracts, the contractual environment and the role of trust have been central issues in transaction cost theory (Maher, 1997; Arrighetti, Bachmann and Deakin, 1997). ... Etzioni 1988, The Moral Dimension: towards a new

9 Jul 2023: historical account of the debate in economics and strategic management in Section II. ... Starting from. resources, in particular human ones, these have a prominent role in classical economics and.

6 Dec 2023: In recent years, there have been considerable developments in macroeconomics and energy economics, both theoretical and empirical, on the theme of technical change. ... For example, the UK Government’s Energy Review (DTI, 2006) and in particular the

8 Dec 2023: access to the same technology and where customers have fixed demand, supplying a. ... in the industry, whereas firm 2 does not have access to this information.

11 Dec 2023: Cambridge Working Paper in Economics 2081. David Newbery Abstract. Transport policy needs reform. ... encouraged. There is an incidental benefit of congestion charging (of which higher fuel taxes are an imperfect substitute) in that the economics of

7 Dec 2023: EPRG Working Paper 1223 Cambridge Working Paper in Economics 1251. Tooraj Jamasb and Rabindra Nepal. ... These  characteristics  have  coincided  with  the  advent  of liberalisation, unbundling, of  the  sector, privatization  and  new 

17 Jul 2023: The natural sciences and economics that we have inherited from that period constituted a world structured according to natural law that has influenced and shaped our understanding of moral natural law ... What started as an investigation on theologians

1 Oct 2023: Our lives have also become more datafied - mediated and monitored by flows of data. ... Economics is shaped by social structure - and as cybercrime has evolved, so have the communities and cultures with which it is associated.

24 Aug 2023: We expect your references to indicate that you will achieve 70% in the MPhil Economics Research. ... For example, if you have little previous training in econometrics, 3 or 4 modules may be assigned from the Faculty of Economics.

6 Dec 2023: The goals of energy analysis and planning have included: determination of the energy. ... and national security can intersect. Arguably such aspects have, at least in-part,.

9 Jul 2023: The assumption of sticky wages and prices allows monetary policy to have real effects. ... the typical graduate macroeconomics and monetary economics training received at Anglo-American universities during the past 30 years or so, may have set back by

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

6 Dec 2023: mitigation efforts. Debate over the potential saturation, versus rebound effects, indicates that we still have a . far from complete understanding of cause‐effect relationships in the economics of energy . consumption.

6 Jul 2023: The vast majority of GFANZ members now have published and veriied 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

9 Jul 2023: 2. New institutional economics and the employment relationship Although some labour lawyers have maintained that it should be the function of employment law to promote the competitiveness of private sector businesses ... However, various strands of new

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.

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

19 Oct 2023: E. Daly, BeyondGrowth. The Economics of Sustainable Development, Beacon Press, 1996; see also C. ... 22,pp. 203 ss; H. E. Daly, The Economic Growth Debate: What Some Economists Have Learned But ManyHave Not, in Journal of Environmental Economics and

19 Oct 2023: foundation of welfare economics i. These techniques have their roots in the so-called. ... In recent years, many governments have made policy decisions about whether to subsidise.

5 Dec 2023: CMI Working Paper 66. UNIVERSITY OFCAMBRIDGEDepartment ofApplied Economics. Cambridge Working Papers in Economics. ... makers. Some acquisitions have involved considerable premiums which reflects. the acquiring firms’ expectations.

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: 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

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.

25 Jul 2023: I think any intervention will have to be based on the economics of the merged firm vis avis a huge debt bill. ... I think any intervention will have to be based on the economics of the merged firm vis avis a huge debt bill./p p[1] a

9 Jul 2023: Theoretical Conceptualizations Issues of corporate governance have been explored within a number of research traditions, including those of finance, economics, law and sociology, and both academic and popular conceptualizations of institutional

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.

19 Oct 2023: We started with a list of behavioural biases that have been studied extensively in economics (DellaVigna, 2009), marketing (Dowling et al., 2020), and residential energy conservation (Andor & Fels, 2018; Frederiks et ... such research focus; Barberis