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8 Dec 2023: Appropriate economic regulation: (8) unbundling of regulated network charges and competitive segment charges; (9) mechanisms to ensure competitive procurement of wholesale power for regulated final customer groups; (10) the creation of ... Supervision

9 Jul 2023: 3. publication UK Economic Accounts. The accounting standard followed by these old sectoral data was bespoke, but as a result of the influence of Richard Stone and other national accounting pioneers, ... the same year in the final pre-ESA95 accounts for

19 Jul 2024: Therefore, the accuracy of sovereign financial reporting plays a crucial role in determining global economic stability./p h2 class="wp-block-heading"Our findings and implications/h2 pThe study’s findings

19 Jul 2024: 91.7% use the data to support the design of national financial inclusion strategies and establish specific objectives and targets for financial inclusion, and 79% use sex-disaggregated data to identify ... and efficiently some of the most pressing

19 Jul 2024: It engages those who are experiencing social, economic or environmental harms and those who wish to make change. ... divergent training procedures, along with cultural, religious and language differences – work against efforts to establish the cultural

19 Jul 2024: And while there has clearly been concern about the mental-health connection to the Great Resignation, analysing such a link through traditional economic data is difficult for several reasons: administrative data ... economic cycles – such as online

8 Dec 2023: 7. Table 1 Customer detriments found in market investigations3. Date of Final Report. ... Only when (if ever) the “Invisible Hand” is finished working will economic profits be zero.

9 Jul 2023: My method of reconstruction relies on archived, out-of-date, too frequently unreliable national accounts datasets, the scrutiny of those data to remove mistakes, and a detailed examination of a subset ... The pre-ESA95 data were last published in the

6 Dec 2023: declining economic significance of measured efficiency differences and the unreliability of the methods applied to them (see Pollitt, 2005). ... capacity will also require significant upgrading of the national transmission grid (which also requires local

11 Dec 2023: Only when (if ever) the “Invisible Hand” is finished working will economic profits be zero. ... This is not straightforward because of the extensive redactions in the Final Report.

8 Dec 2023: Energy policy is important, because of the economic significance of energy within individual economies. ... Clearly, there is a national trust deficit of some sort indicated in these figures.

19 Jul 2024: El-Erian Institute of Behavioural Economics & Policy Archives - Cambridge Judge Business School Wed, 06 Mar 2024 18:17:04 0000 en-GB hourly 1 https://wordpress.org/?v=6.4.5 ... with a final sample of 3,261 children after some were excluded based on

7 Dec 2023: Scotland, Nuclear Energy Policy and Independence. EPRG Working Paper 1407 Cambridge Working Paper in Economics 1457. ... A brief examination of the tax reliefs that oil and gas production companies receive is revealing.

9 Jul 2023: The seventh variable relates to the rules on notification and authorisation of economic dismissals. ... Evidence on the economic variables to which legal phenomena might be related, either as causal or outcome variables, are available through sources

19 Jul 2024: div div class="b08ContentWrapper" div class="b08MainInfo" p class="b08Tags caption" Governance, economics and policy /p h3 class="b08Title" style="-webkit-box-orient: vertical;" a ... Terms like unicorns (start-up firms valued at $1 billion or more) and

9 Jul 2023: The fact that Canada and Australia have apparently achieved sustainable economic liberalization argues against a wholesale abandonment of the current system per se and suggests a closer examination of how this ... 6). 4. Doctrine and deregulation

19 Jul 2024: of Behavioural Economics & Policy highlights the imminent danger of disinformation in the upcoming 2024 elections around the world, while Alan Jagolinzer, Professor of Financial Accounting who organised the inaugural Cambridge Disinformation

19 Jul 2024: economies) and improves (through post-industrial economies, such as service sector) as the economic development improves. ... of trust among the economic actors./p pIn their analysis, the authors find support for the EKC hypothesis.

5 Dec 2023: utilities sufficed until the concept of a national electricity grid arose in 1991. ... An interesting question, therefore, was how far and how fast the traditional political framework within a state monopoly context would give way to a new economic

9 Jul 2023: Based on General Purpose Technologies’ National Bureau of Economic Research. Working Paper No. ... 1988) ‘On the Mechanics of Economic Development’ Journal of Monetary. Economics, 22, pp.

6 Dec 2023: Pricing Carbon for Electricity Generation:. National and International Dimensions. Michael Grubb and David Newbery. ... NATIONAL AND INTERNATIONAL DIMENSIONS. Michael Grubb and David Newbery1. Faculty of Economics, Cambridge.

9 Jul 2023: Communiqué of the People’s Republic of China on the 2003 National Economic and. ... National Economic and Social Development, National Bureau of Statistics website,. www.stats.gov.cn/english/newrelease/statisticalreports/t20040303_402133921.htm.

19 Jul 2024: might explore the emotional and psychological factors that influence executive decisions on reputation management, including how companies navigate complex or ‘polycrisis’ crises that span economic, environmental, and geopolitical boundaries./p

9 Jul 2023: 3. The National Industries and Firms in their Changing Global and Domestic Contexts. ... This is reflected in the divergent export performance of the two national industries.

The Merge, completed in September 2022, was the final act in this transition. ... 22. Comparing the final pre-Merge GHG emissions estimate of 10.3 MCO.

9 Jul 2023: abroad. They are mobile geographically and are transferred internally within the MNE across national borders. ... The advantageous locational assets provide national firms a strong basis for competitive advantages that foreign firms do not have.

19 Jul 2024: So they have built up this idea to obscure the fact that huge shares of their profits depend on hiding externalities and maintaining the legal, economic, and social systems that allow ... These include not only obvious ones like carbon emissions but also

9 Jul 2023: WP 493 January 2018. HOW THE ECONOMICS PROFESSION GOT IT WRONG ON BREXIT. ... Brexit. This is followed by a review of the influential assessments of the impact of Brexit by the London School of Economics’ Centre for Economic Performance (CEP) which

9 Jul 2023: UK manufacturing represented something more than this, reflecting economic weaknesses and structural imbalances. ... hampered economic performance after the Second World War (Broadberry and Crafts, 1990a, 1990b, 1992, and 1996).

9 Jul 2023: 1. 1. Introduction The comparative capitalism literature sees national business systems as ‘configurations of institutions’, where different socio-economic institutions are interconnected in coherent, non-random ways (Jackson & Deeg 2008).

5 Dec 2023: And the final section 8. concludes. 2. Background to the Philippines electricity sector. ... address the impact on economic efficiency and equity. Our first objective is to.

9 Jul 2023: Review, Socio-Economic Review, Journal of Business Finance & Accounting, Journal of Technology Transfer, Research Policy, International Journal of Industrial Organization, Economics of Innovation and New Technology, Human Relations, Accounting,

9 Jul 2023: Source: The Third National Industrial Census of China, 1995. Cited in Hu, C. ... Kaldor, N. (1975). ‘What is wrong with economic theory?’ Quarterly Journal of Economics, vol 89, no.

6 Dec 2023: influence on the final performance measurement. Secondly, in general the majority of small. ... research sample. The final results will then become less comprehensive. Secondly, because all.

13 Feb 2024: Final Version. Authors:. Paul Twomey, Faculty of Economics, University of Cambridge Karsten Neuhoff, Faculty of Economics, University of Cambridge David Newbery, Faculty of Economics, University of Cambridge 003779874. ... A future Swiss regulator may

9 Jul 2023: took precedence over an examination of those which did not survive – it is a. ... examination of a number of topics that became important issues in later research.

9 Jul 2023: The content of the final report This stage represents what the final report contains. ... 14. The final version of the Report appeared at the beginning of December 1992.

9 Jul 2023: National, regional and local branches coexist and fulfil different tasks within the institutionalised system of labour market regulation. ... Put simply, the BDA cautiously welcomed the idea of a national-level alliance for employment.

5 Dec 2023: We think that wind turbine learning occurs at a global rather than national scale. ... Harrison, R., Hau, E. and Snel, H. (2000). Large Wind Turbines; Design and Economics.

11 Dec 2023: Thus, it is important to better understand the economic features of integrated energy systems. ... happens in an appropriate institutional and economic framework. The figure shows that there also exists a business economics case for multi-utilities to

19 Jul 2024: and efficiently some of the most pressing economic risks we face as a society. ... p p“Digital transformation has had a disproportionately large impact in developing countries, with the risk of advanced technologies like Artificial Intelligence (AI)

9 Jul 2023: MCA = Multiple correspondence analysis ONS = Office for National Statistics OECD = Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development SIC = Standard Industrial Classification UKIS = UK Innovation Survey. ... Economic competencies relate to the value

9 Jul 2023: 2. Do Stock Markets help Economic Development? The mainstream free market ideology that permeated financial market theory and development economics thinking recommended almost without reservation the establishment of stock markets in ... delisting from

19 Jul 2024: tensions, economic volatility and ever-evolving advancements in technology, calls for exceptional leadership and resilience. ... uncertainty and geopolitical tensions, government officials must navigate complex economic challenges and international

5 Dec 2023: bureaucracy theories, (iii) influence theories, (iv) economic regulation theories, and (v) commitment theories. ... i) Dynamic theories of diffusion and contagion emphasise the co-evolution and intertwining of national policy making through

9 Jul 2023: Innovation  and  Skills, the  National  Endowment  for  Science, Technology  and  the  Arts, and  the  Technology . ... NW Brown Group and EEDA . Funding: National Endowment for Science, Technology and the Arts (NESTA).

6 Dec 2023: 7 The National Capital Territory of Delhi has been included as a state. ... 24 We have included the National Capital Territory of Delhi as a state.

9 Jul 2023: Economics), Mr Iain McCafferty (Chief Economist CBI) and Mr Adrian Piper (Small Business Service DTI). ... Project leaders: Ajit Singh (Faculty of Economics and Politics), Kevin Lee (University of Leicester).

9 Jul 2023: Our closer examination of the combined wealth effects is particularly important because takeovers may redistribute rather than create value (McCahery et al., 2004; Burkart, 1999). ... These requirements result in a final sample of 1,273 takeovers

8 May 2024: Recognition that the UK’s national infrastructure suffered from fragmented policy making led to the creation of Infrastructure UK (IUK). ... 1. MANUFACTURING MATTERS. Manufacturing is essential for long term economic growth and economic resilience.