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9 Jul 2023: ANGLO-AMERICAN CORPORATE GOVERNANCE AND THE EMPLOYMENT RELATIONSHIP: A CASE TO ANSWER? ESRC Centre for Business Research, University of Cambridge Working Paper No. 308. by. Simon Deakin Centre for Business Research. University of Cambridge

8 Dec 2023: www.eprg.group.cam.ac.uk. A Global Carbon Market? EPRG Working Paper 1608 Cambridge Working Paper in Economics 1615. ... Climate science may be constantly evolving and contentious, but the economics of emissions control is not.

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: 79-82; Teece, 1998, pp. 55-56; Thurow, 1996, pp. 65-74). There are clear differences in the underlying economics of “processing bulk goods” and “crafting knowledge into products” (Arthur, 1996, ... pp. 79-80). Essentially the economics of mass

6 Dec 2023: EPRG Working Paper 0805. Cambridge Working Paper in Economics 0811. Christian Wolf and Michael G.

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. ... Thus institutions and

9 Jul 2023: 2. 3. The origin of the concept of capabilities: Lancaster and Sen The concept of capabilities originates in debates within welfare economics.

9 Jul 2023: and Department of Applied Economics Austin Robinson Building. Sidgwick Avenue Cambridge CB3 9DE.

19 Jul 2024: A recent study by Oxford Economics has forecast that robots could replace up to 20 million factory workers by 2030.”/p pstrongJaideep Prabhu:/strong “In the 20th Century you typically had

This was a continuation of my postgraduate studies in Financial Economics at the University of Oxford.

9 Jul 2023:  Most widely used macroeconomic model by commerce  Collaborative research agreement with Oxford Economics  General Equilibrium Model (GEM) with econometrics  5 ,10 and 25 year ahead projections  ...  Monetary policy endogenised through

6 Dec 2023: EPRG Working Paper 0925 Cambridge Working Paper in Economics 0945. Scott Kelly and Michael Pollitt.

9 Jul 2023: Acknowledgements This paper has been prepared for a special issue of the Cambridge Journal of Economics on social ontology. ... This approach would be in line with contemporary functional approaches in the economics of law, which do not see law operating

Key findings. We use the Global Economic Model (GEM), Oxford Economics’ quarterly-linked international economic model, to better understand how the High Inflation World scenario impacts the global economy.

9 Jul 2023: relative magnitude of international spillovers. – Oxford Economics Global Model used for calibration. ... The Economic Impacts of Natural Disasters. Oxford, New. York: Oxford University Press, 2013.

18 Jul 2024: In. 2002 he was the recipient of the International Association for Energy Economics’. ... Oil Import Tariffs.’ This won the Harry Johnson Prize from the Canadian Economics.

9 Jul 2023: The Global Risk Index 2018 is based on city data released by Oxford Economics in November 2017. ... Overview of Oxford Economics’ approachOxford Economics’ Global Cities service is consistent with their Global Macroeconomic service.

18 Jul 2024: under three main headings: regulatory economics, applied contract theory and energy and environmental economics. ... Emissions markets There are two emissions markets that every student of environmental economics must know about.

12 Dec 2023: 2 Professor of Economics, Centre for Applied Energy Economics & Policy Research, Griffith University. ... Visiting Research Fellow, Oxford Institute for Energy Studies. 2 Professor of Economics, Centre for Applied Energy Economics & Policy Research,

Philip Brice, Corporate Risk Manager, Treasury, BP. Dr Christian Brownlees, Assistant Professor, Department of Economics and Business, Universitat Pompeu Fabra. ... Professor Doyne Farmer, Professor of Mathematics and Co-Director, Complexity Economics,