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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: 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

18 Jul 2023: 17. CGHR launches new research themeDigital technologies have far-reaching implications for human rights. ... We were fortunate to have discussants from a range of academic disciplines, including politics, sociology and gender studies.

18 Jul 2023: During the past year, we have initiated new research partnerships and deepened existing ones. ... have more faith in the media as opposed to government institutions in the country.

19 Oct 2023: The literature on aggregation and the Cambridge Capital Theory Controversies have shown formally. ... the heterogeneous output and capital, constant price value (monetary) data have to be used.

6 Dec 2023: Visitor to the EPRG.zFaculty of Economics, University of Cambridge, Research Director, EPRG. ... have learned from the analysis of such markets, an active topic in the economics of Industrial.

6 Dec 2023: of the additional step. In Germany, two significant events have already triggered a. ... Beyond about 2018, we have reliable information about decommissioning but not about new.

5 Dec 2023: Jonathan Köhler. Faculty of Economics, University of Cambridge. Matthew Leach, Efterpi Lampaditou Imperial College Centre for Energy Policy and Technology,. ... suitable date by which significant and wide ranging changes in the British electricity

6 Dec 2023: electric power systems. More recently, these models have been extended in order to. ... constraints, which have, for many years, been assumed to be unimportant in the.

9 Jul 2023: sustaining PWYW when consumers have limited feedback about each other’s payments, or. ... Consumers may be heterogeneous in that they may have different ui s.3.

9 Jul 2023: Adaptation, therefore, does have potential to minimise some of the worst effects of climate change. ... futures and were therefore targeted to have a probability of occurring of around 5%.

9 Jul 2023: While researchers have pointed out the importance of strategic calculation in acquiring external,. ... participant participants. Pollock and Rindova (2003) for instance have written about the significant.

9 Jul 2023: Email: n.isachenkova@kingston.ac.uk. and. Melvyn Weeks Faculty of Economics and Clare College. ... recognising that mortgages with different years of origin have qualitatively different risk characteristics.

11 Dec 2023: Cambridge Working Paper in Economics 20116. Ryan Rafaty, Geoffroy Dolphin and Felix Pretis. ... Climate Change (Milan), and the Economics Seminar Series at University of Rome ‘Tor Vergata’.

9 Jul 2023: it is that ‘clusters’ have gate-crashed the economic policy arena when the. ... 1999). In the words of one analyst, clusters have “the discreet charm of.

7 Dec 2023: OECD countries if the head of executive has an educational background in economics. ... ii) does foreign. influence resulting from the dependence on foreign financial support have an.

6 Dec 2023: Each interstate gas company owns and operates its own transmission system and does not have a regional monopoly. ... model that energy market reforms have tried to move away from, however it is.

17 Jul 2023: First, most officials have a university degree and many have a postgraduate qualification. ... Economics; 11. STEM; 11. Environmental Studies; 7. Sociology; 7. English Language and Literature; 6.

9 Jul 2023: Acquirers in quintile 1 have the lowest market-to-book ratio (or size). ... Calendar months with less than 5 observations have been excluded from the analysis.

17 Jan 2024: Professor Christine Whitehead is Emeritus Professor in Housing Economics at the London School of Economics. ... and introduced regulations that firms offering sale and rent back have to adhere to.

9 Jul 2023: Goldberg view seems to have prevailed, at least in the economics literature. ... Increasingly, other countries have adopted similar policies, including some states in the US.

9 Jul 2023: investors. I have also completed research projects in healthcare economics and behavioural macroeconomics, as part of my bachelor’s degree in Economics at University College London. ... Essentially, drawdownsfollow an exogenous rate but have a degree

6 Dec 2023: distribution networks in New Zealand and the resulting economic consequences have received little. ... demonstrates). In many instances the networks have remained part of the integrated utility.

5 Dec 2023: UNIVERSITY OFCAMBRIDGEDepartment ofApplied Economics. Cambridge Working Papers in Economics. Not to be quoted without permission. ... The Minority member said that he had expertise in engineering, economics and sociology.

19 Oct 2023: For an overview of the now well developed field ofecological economics see R. ... science (from sociology, to economics, to political science)have thrived since the second half of the 20th century.

9 Jul 2023: There have been various different studies which have measured social capital at different levels. ... capital which cannot be picked up but have high leverage in the community.

9 Jul 2023: have not yet been the focus of otherwise extensive theoretical economics and regulation literature. ... performance-based incentives on the time patients have to wait before receiving care.

9 Jul 2023: 55 This is a point to which we shall have cause to return in due course. ... Thus for internal governance matters, the allocation of control rights have significant consequences.

19 Oct 2023: Keywords: Prospect theory, mental accounting, behavioural economics, energy consumption, housing wealth, judgemental bias. ... Behavioural economics studies have shown that individuals’ decision-making depends on the way options are presented, or

8 Dec 2023: for investigating any complaints that customers have regarding their electricity distribution service for. ... and why products with similar observable characteristics might still have different market shares.

5 Dec 2023: In total, only about 2 per cent of all applications (242/11,398) have gone to hearing. ... This reflects a simple reality – the economics of getting Canadian production to market have historically been tough given the long distances, and this is seen

17 Jan 2024: Key findings • RPs’ contributions to overall housebuilding have varied from 9% to 22%. ... estates, have resulted in negative neighbourhood effects which have served to reinforce patterns of disadvantage.

8 Dec 2023: precise mode of competition across routes. We have quarterly ticket price data for over. ... have constant-returns technologies (A3) or employ a linear product-market strategy (A4).

13 Feb 2024: 8. admitted unbundled SNI into consideration would have a critical effect on the final decision. ... SNI. Faced with this possibility it would have been possible to ask two questions.

12 Dec 2023: Consequently, these countries have set ambitious offshore wind installation targets for both 2030 and 2050. ... These countries have implemented various policy instruments to promote the growth of the.

9 Jul 2023: 250. by. Ajit Singh (Professor of Economics). Queens' College University of Cambridge, CB3 9ET. ... In Japan, firms controlled by financial institutions have the most separation (0.495).

12 Dec 2023: more bidders than objects, we also study a setting where bidders have differentvalue ranges. ... VCG auctions with privatevalues have for example been studied by Blume et al.

19 Oct 2023: African countries (USAID, 2008). The transition economies have also embraced the cluster approach. ... cost controversies” and Sraffa’s (1926) paper which led to Robinson’s (1933) Economics.

9 Jul 2023: Over time, the national laws of particular countries might have ‘changed, evolved and adapted to local conditions’, but. ... legal forms, associated with the joint stock com-pany, which have served the needs of entrepreneurs and investors.

13 Feb 2024: C&E commissioned Europe Economics (EE) to carry out this study.5 I have been given access to a draft of EE’s report. ... Europe Economics says that. “Utility regulation in Guernsey has experienced worse problems concerning relationships and costs

9 Jul 2023: The paper, entitled ‘How the economics profession got it wrong on Brexit’, predicts that the decision to take the UK out of the European Union will only have a small negative ... Two rounds of data revision have been completed largely by our

9 Jul 2023: Liabilities, in particular, are determined by actuarial events and have to be matched by the assets. ... 3.1.3. We have therefore opted for the econometric approach which can – if successful (cf.

9 Jul 2023: other services altogether. That said, a few studies in the healthcare-economics literature have attempted to investigate. ... we have chosen to define specialties at a coarser level for two reasons.

9 Jul 2023: Two rounds of data revision have been completed largely by our colleagues at Ulster University. ... What have been the correlates of IMF conditionality? What consequences have IMF programmes had on key issues (e.g.

8 Feb 2024: or X-efficiency) and C (which does not seem to have a name in neo-classical economics though Michael Beesley once coined the term „Y-efficiency‟). ... Unexpectedly, they have led to better information exchange and customer relationships in the

19 Oct 2023: show energy cost savings, but only the above-average rated dwellings will have additional. ... cause notable complications. In particular, a finding that the energy ratings have pricing information.

9 Jul 2023: Pedro Saffi Professor in Financial Economics, University of Cambridge. CEAM Activity & Stewardship Report 2022 5. ... Publication: Journal of Financial Economics (JFE), Forthcoming. Practical Applications of Divergent ESG Ratings.

9 Jul 2023: The findings presented in this paper have implications for a range of previous studies. ... Firms have most actively acted as the bidders and the targets in the UK, France and Germany.

19 Oct 2023: largely neglected in mainstream economics. Thomas Kuhn (1970) has emphasized the role of. ... productivity developments have gone through different patterns of income inequality at the very.