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7 Dec 2023: TE. CH. NIC. AL. SU. MM. AR. Y. A cross-country analysis of electricity market reforms: potential contribution of New Institutional Economics. ... The results show that both the background of the chairperson of electricity market regulatory agency when

Now published in: Energy Economics, 91. Bartek A Glowacki. Merchant renewables, peaking plant, power plant valuations. ... Andy Wilson, William J Nuttall, Bartek A Glowacki. Uncertainty analysis, power grid economics, energy storage, nuclear power.

6 Dec 2023: EPRG Working Paper. Cambridge Working Paper in Economics. Rabindra Nepal and Tooraj Jamasb. ... the ‘New Institutional Economics’ (NIE). This study contributes to the relatively scarce literature on the quantitative analysis.

5 Dec 2023: Furubotn, Eirik G., and Rudolf Richter (1997) Institutions and Economic Theory: The Contribution of the New Institutional Economics. ... Cheltenham: Edward Elgar. Sykuta, Michael E. (2005) New Institutional Econometrics: The Case of Contracting and

9 Jul 2023: pressing relevance to four key current debates within development studies: participation, critical modernism, clinical economics, and new institutional theory. ... 2000), ‘Political Underdevelopment’, paper presented at the 10th Anniversary

7 Dec 2023: Keywords Electricity market reform, new institutional economics, Poisson regression. JEL Classification E02, L51, L94, O17. ... The next section provides a conceptual. framework and literature review on the New Institutional Economics.

31 Jan 2024: Investment in Generation‐ and Network‐Capacity and Stephen Ashley (Meade Room Faculty of Economics, 12.30 – 1400). ... 28th November  Erkan Erdogdu (EPRG) Paper 1—Cross‐Country Analysis of Electricity Market Reforms:

9 Jul 2023: Like neo-classical economics, new institutional economics is concerned with ensuring the efficiency of private contracting, but rather than concentrating on the maximization of profit, the focus of study is generally ... 4. In so far as corporate

31 Jan 2024: Lent Term 2017. Every Tuesdays starting at 12:30. 17 January Michael Pollitt (EPRG) The New Institutional Economics of Chinese Power Sector Reform (Alison Richard Building (Sidgwick Site), Seminar Room SG2) – ... 21 February Arthur Van Benthem (Wharton

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 ... Thus new institutional economics

9 Jul 2023: 1 . 1. Introduction. As a result of the flowering of institutional research in the past three decades, associated with the rise of new institutional economics and with developments in related interdisciplinary ... Systems theory in the sociology of law,

2 Feb 2024: What combination of policies works best in what context is not understood and needs to be linked up with new institutional economics understanding of second best policy (Roderik, 2004). ... 2007), ‘A cost-benefit assessment of wholesale electricity

Book chapters. Stephen, F.H (2017), ‘New Institutional Economics, Culture and Corporate Governance’ pp. ... and financial sector development using a New Institutional Economics based model developed by Frank Stephen (2018) and using the Cambridge

5 Dec 2023: This paper has been presented at the2002 annual Conference of the International Society for New Institutional Economics (ISNIE) held in Cambridge (Mass.) on September 27-29. ... In the New Institutional Economics interpretative framework of the reforms

5 Feb 2024: whereas cells shaded in green indicate new business activities along the value chain. ... 20 (3): 316-317. Joskow, P.L. (2005). Vertical Integration. in Handbook of New Institutional Economics, ed.

9 Jul 2023: Section 6 summarizes some key points, compares legal institutionalism with other institutional approaches in economics, and concludes the essay. ... Similarly, new institutional economists such as Oliver Williamson (1975, 1985) have emphasized ‘private

9 Jul 2023: Keywords: Chinese law; new institutional economics; law and finance; law and development; guanxi JEL codes: G38, K12, K22 Acknowledgements We gratefully acknowledge funding from the ESRC’s ‘Rising Powers’ Programme. ... It seems to be the case that

3 Aug 2023: North’s “puzzle” concerning China’s Household Responsibility System’, published in the Journal of Institutional Economics ... This is a point of departure for our paper. North’s work generated much enthusiasm concerning the implications of

9 Jul 2023: The common law has been variously identified with beneficial properties of ‘spontaneous order’ (Hayekian political economy), ‘evolu-tion to efficiency’ (neoclassical law and economics) and ‘legal origin’ (new institutional economics).

9 Jul 2023: application, in this area and others, of the techniques of new institutional economics and the economics of law. ... insights, also innovation in interdisciplinary research (particularly in the interface between economics and law) and results valuable to

6 Dec 2023: Nevertheless, fuel-ethanol industry is a rather new in many countries and firms. ... This type of firm is venturing into a new substitute, ethanol, and seeking rents in this new industry.

9 Jul 2023: 2014) ‘Empirical analysis of legal. institutions and institutional change: multiple-methods approaches and their application to corporate governance research’ Journal of Institutional Economics, 10: 1-20. ... Card, D. and Krueger, A. (1997) Myth and

9 Jul 2023: A branch of new institutional economics, the legal origin hypothesis, suggests that legal rules affect economic growth according to how far they support the formation of markets and the protection of ... the business enterprise. According to the Coasean

9 Jul 2023: new institutional settings. ... Economic actors do not behave according to regulation, as mainstream law and economics purports.

13 Feb 2024: reality.In this respect, the “new institutional economics” is an important advance on the prevalenteconomic analysis of, say, 30 years ago. ... 2002, then 0)New South Wales 9 (now 11)Victoria 24 (now 33).

9 Jul 2023: Institutions are assumed to be stable in new institutional theory, the independent variable which shapes the performance of economic organizations (Olson, 2000). ... Shortcomings’ of New Institutional Theory. Non-reflexivity. Most institutional

13 Feb 2024: Lars Bergman, Stockholm School of Economics (Sweden). Claude Crampes, University of Toulouse (France). ... Yet, the possibility of clearance with conditions leads to new types of mistakes.

9 Jul 2023: institutional economics and the general literature on the determinants of economic growth. ... and Shirley, M. (eds), Handbook for New Institutional Economics, Kluwer Academic Publishers, Norwell MA.

9 Jul 2023: Section 2 below discusses legal origins theory and identifies a number of core hypotheses to emerge from that body of work and associated new-institutional analyses of legal systems. ... Section 5 concludes. 2. Legal Origins Theory: Refining the Core

9 Jul 2023: POLIT. ECONOMY 1113 (1998). See also Simeon Djankov et al, The Law and Economics of Self-Dealing (2005), available at http://ssrn.com/abstract=864645 (and J. ... INSTITUTIONAL COMPARISONS 3 (2007/1) and Mathias M. Siems, Shareholder Protection Across

9 Jul 2023: attained, one of the partners exits the relationship and enters a new market-based contract. ... transactional model surfaced when Nissan announced the early achievement of its new purchasing.

9 Jul 2023: i) Quality of law: this is the claim that legal rules shape economic outcomes according to how far they support market-based economic activity as suggested in new institutional economics (North, ... use of complementary datasets on institutional

9 Jul 2023: The insight that the employment contract is left incomplete at the point of agreement is also at the core of new institutional economic conceptions of the firm (Coase 1988). ... the new patterns are in tension with previous modes of action and

8 Dec 2023: Additionally, we simulate the cost savings from utilities’ performance improvements linked with institutional enhancements. ... This concurred with new developments in regulatory economics aimed at improving the efficiency of network industries (see

9 Jul 2023: 2. 1. Introduction The aim of this paper is to explore the scope for synthesis between systems theory and new institutionalist approaches within economics. ... 3. and economics, as well as a more complete positive theory of legal evolution.

11 Dec 2023: www.eprg.group.cam.ac.uk. Network Utilities Performance and Institutional Quality: Evidence from the Italian Electricity Sector EPRG Working Paper 1914 Cambridge Working Paper in Economics 1942. ... In addition, we use a recent dataset on regional

9 Jul 2023: As has been stressed by Simon (1991), “New Institutional” theories (broadly including T.C. ... In even more direct words, where do the “organisational capabilities” required for implementing such “new” tasks come from?

8 Dec 2023: In this instance, the misguided policy recommendation was to  Professor of Economics, Griffith Business School, Griffith University. ... In New Zealand for example, arguments against full recovery focus on risk premiums; viz.

9 Jul 2023: an internal market system within the BBC. New network forms are shown to. ... aims of current broadcasting policy? New institutional economics provides a concept around which this debate could.

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

11 Dec 2023: JEL classification: D73, Q48, L51, L94, O55, P16. Corresponding author: Economics Department, Nigerian Defence Academy Kaduna, Nigeria. ... However, the main institutional factor identified by most studies, were political interferences in regulatory

9 Jul 2023: In doing so, this paper follows the ongoing cross-disciplinary convergence in work dealing with institutionalisation and governance between branches of economics, such as institutional, post-Keynesian and post-Marxian economics, ... Recurring social

9 Jul 2023: 2.2 Institutional analysis New institutional economics draws attention to the institutional arrangements in which the activities of firms and communities are embedded. ... There are multiple interests at stake in institutional change and, based on their

6 Dec 2023: and  some  do  not  based  on  the  ‘New Institutional Economics (NIE)4’. ... 4 The term ‘NIE’ was first coined by Williamson (1975). As per North (1971) who is considered as one of the founding fathers of institutional economics, NIE

9 Jul 2023: both at the University of Cambridge, the 9th European Conference of the International Association for Energy Economics (IAEE), and the 11th Annual Conference of the International Society for New Institutional Economics

9 Jul 2023: CORE Doctoral Research Conference, both at the University of Cambridge, the 9th European Conference of the International Association for Energy Economics (IAEE), and the 11th Annual Conference of the International Society ... for New Institutional

7 Dec 2023: Investment in new capital stock with respect to changes in its determinants may be limited if the fixed. ... more than the new tariffs or not, we hypothesise and test the rationality of own generation under a.

9 Jul 2023: of ‘law and economics’ and socio-legal studies, and the consequences for the conduct of public policy. ... shape the direction of evolution is also captured by the idea of ‘path dependence’ which derives from new institutional economics.

5 Dec 2023: Cambridge Working Papers in Economics CWPE 0464. Regulation of Transmission. Expansion in Argentina:. ... 3. Regulation of existing transmission Existing and new transmission lines were regulated separately and differently.

6 Dec 2023: Section 6 uses a new institutional economics perspective to discuss what sorts of policies might be right for the UK in the light of the evidence. ... The renewable energy industry was very positive about the new incentive mechanism (Hill and Hay, 2004).