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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: 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.

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

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

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: 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.

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: 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