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9 Jul 2023: as financial traders or, from a management perspective, as politically powerful resource providers. ... Watson & Harris, 1999, for a similar approach). Treating the accounts offered in the interviews as socially achieved constructions that reflected both

11 Dec 2023: popular, critics have expressed skepticism at the potential to achieve a purely renewable-. ... 11. British Government refused to ‘pick winners’ (Scrase and Watson, 2009; Bowen, 2011).

9 Jul 2023: 794. In order to test for the suitability of the model, a Durbin-Watson statistic was computed at 2.104, indicating that the independent variables represented stable and useful predictors of ... Durbin-Watson 2.104 Notes: Numbers in windows are

12 Dec 2023: This article is structured as follows. Section 2 provides a review of literature. ... 2 and 6) – consistent with a wind project operating unconstrained at 35% ACF.

12 Dec 2023: In policymaking, each policy objective is best achieved through a separate policy instrument. ... The RHS illustrates how the system adjusts following the loss of a circuit.

9 Jul 2023: This exacerbates financing constraints and creates a link to forced exit in situations of liquidity shortfall (Berger and Udell (1998), Watson and Wilson (2002)). ... vector of slope parameters and τ is a 1S vector of shape parameters. =

9 Jul 2023: The Cambridge Global Risk Outlook for 2017, launched on 5 December 2016 at Willis Towers Watson, London, is a continuation of our World Cities at Risk project, also known as ... Project Pandora – which puts a universe of threat types on a single page

9 Jul 2023: become  bound  to  a  lower  trajectory, the  result  of  a permanent loss of productive capacity. ... the  output  gap, in  which  capacity  is extrapolated at a normal rate of growth.

11 Dec 2023: Contact p.simshauser@griffith.edu.au Publication August 2021 Financial Support N/A. ... insignificance to transaction costs associated with a mass ‘market disruption event’20,21.

9 Jul 2023: This approach seems to offer answers to a number of troublesome normative questions. ... the creditor had to bear, as is made clear by Lord Watson’s classic exposition:68.