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9 Jul 2023: 2003) Law and finance: why does legal. origin matter? Journal of Comparative Economics, 31(4), pp. ... development in the twentieth Century, Journal of Financial Economics,. 69(1), pp.5-50.

9 Jul 2023: generate radical novelty, in line with theory and evidence from the economics of innovation, but fundamentally at odds with a number of important tenets of equilibrium economics. ... Scholars of the economics of technical change have stressed more than

9 Jul 2023: 252. by. Magnus Bild Stockholm School of Economics. P.O. Box 6501 Stockholm SE-113 83. ... E-mail: adc1@eng.cam.ac.uk. Mikael Runsten. Stockholm School of Economics P.O. Box 6501.

9 Jul 2023: Quarterly Journal of Economics 65(3), 293–324. Baker, J. B. (2002). Mavericks, mergers, and exclusion: Proving coordinated competitiveeffects under the antitrust laws. ... Rand Journal of Economics 25(3), 467–487. Davis, D. D. and B.

9 Jul 2023: of Law and Economics in Bologna, and the WINIR Symposium on Property Rights in Bristol, and in particular John Armour, Dominic Chai, Clifford Holderness and Holger Spamann, as well as two ... 1. 1. Introduction At the core of the new institutional

9 Jul 2023: variables in cross-country governance research in political economy, management, economics, and fi-nance. ... LFS shares with much of the economics discipline.

9 Jul 2023: Professor of Economics. ... Jadavpur University, Kolkata prabirjit@gmail.com. Ajit Singh Emeritus Professor of Economics, University of Cambridge.

9 Jul 2023: Working Paper No. 495. Simon Deakin Centre for Business Research, University of Cambridge. ... not always condition of grant funding, or of journal publication.

9 Jul 2023:  2019-: Editorial Board of “Journal of European Public Policy” (Tayler & Francis Publ.). ...  2014: With Guest Editor Cass Sunstein, Harvard University: Special Issue on “Behavioural Economics, Environmental Policy and the Consumer” of the

9 Jul 2023: Despite the strong interest in the economics of pay, there is relatively little empirical work on the subject. ... The most comprehensive theory in neoclassical economics is that concerning the marginal revenue product of labour (MRPL).