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9 Jul 2023: Neoclassical economic theory provided the intellectual bedrock for this process. Neoclassical theory was already the dominant paradigm in economics and increasingly influential across the social sciences and in legal analysis; it ... of the neoclassical

9 Jul 2023: For this purpose, the performance assumptions expressed in economic terms are restated in innovation terms. ... The controls employed proxy for firm size, economic performance, and the availability of financial resources.

11 Dec 2023: EPRG Working Paper 2007. Cambridge Working Paper in Economics 2036. Stuart Evans, Michael Mehling, Robert Ritz, Paul Sammon.

9 Jul 2023: Relational ontology and heterodox economics. Just as there are two contrasting ontological orientations, so the relational ontology, crudely speaking, can be said to map onto schools of economic thought. ... an upsurge in economic ideology emanating from

9 Jul 2023: A version of this paper is forthcoming in the Journal of Comparative Economics. ... 9. Despite its centrality, the concept of property is strangely underdeveloped in mainstream economics.

9 Jul 2023: the development of big businesses to the advantage of these countries' overall economic development. ... purposeful economic co-operation, as that could lead to faster global economic growth.

11 Dec 2023: EPRG Working Paper 2003 Cambridge Working Paper in Economics 2007. Hung Do, Rabindra Nepal, and Tooraj Jamasb.

12 Dec 2023:  Professor of Economics, Centre for Applied Energy Economics & Policy Research, Griffith University. ... In practical terms however, such structures do not create ‘a magic pudding’ or defy financial economics.

8 Dec 2023: www.eprg.group.cam.ac.uk. Optimal Power Generation Portfolios with Renewables: An Application to the UK EPRG Working Paper 1620 Cambridge Working Paper in Economics 1646.

9 Jul 2023: 279. By. Professor Ajit Singh. Faculty of Economics and Politics University of Cambridge. ... The first is Basu et al. (2003) which brings together perspectives on labour standards from economic history, theoretical economics, analyses of child labour

9 Jul 2023: Associate Professor in the School of Business and Economics at Indiana University South Bend. ... Liberal economics justifies the increasing centralisation of entrepreneurial power and authority on the grounds that it is justified by market success; and

12 Dec 2023: positively correlated with our dependent variables; pooled correlations were 0.24 for economic. ... that efforts to build trust in scientists, public education campaigns and targeted economic support.

8 Dec 2023:  Professor of Economics, Griffith Business School, Griffith University. Views expressed in this article are those of the author. ... This is an economic result, but one that would have implications in 2016/17.

11 Dec 2023: 2 Research Professor and Co-Director, Institute for Regulatory Law & Economics, University of Colorado-Denver. ... In principle the calculation is based on a static neoclassical welfare economic equilibrium rather than on any.

12 Dec 2023: EPRG Working Paper 2219 Cambridge Working Paper in Economics CWPE2305. Paul Simshauser1 Tim Nelson & Joel Gilmore Abstract. ... This occurred in Australia, albeit imperfectly.  Centre for Applied Energy Economics & Policy Research,

9 Jul 2023: a steadily growing degree of responsibility for our economic welfare’ (Berle & Means, 1932, p. ... It is not a managerial obligation; it is a choice. Nevertheless, the principal-agent model was enthusiastically embraced by the emerging Law and

9 Jul 2023: These too raise important general issues of economic interpretation for PP studies which are outlined. ... However, as we know from the convergence literature on economic growth (see Lee et.

9 Jul 2023: raising issues of epistemic hubris in the mainstream neoclassical economics profession more broadly. ... Compounding Economic Epistemic Hubris – The Fiduciary Context Having set out the argument for how the first sort of epistemic hubris (ones

9 Jul 2023: Acknowledgements This paper has been prepared for a special issue of the Cambridge Journal of Economics on social ontology. ... Section 3 then builds a bridge between these recent developments in social ontology and discussions in the economics of law

9 Jul 2023: because they cannot afford a competition policy that is prepared to sacrifice economic. ... suggests that society’s economic welfare would be greater if the monopoly were.