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4 Jul 2024: theory, the study published in the journal emSmall Business Economics/em finds further that the age of social enterprises boosts chances of survival owing to the cumulative skills, expertise and leveraging ... failure; and pay attention to whether other

4 Jul 2024: is the Black-Scholes-Merton (BSM) model of option pricing, developed in the early 1970s and recognised in 1997 by the Nobel Prize in Economics. ... Keynes believed you could forecast currencies based on economic fundamentals, but I’m not sure he still

4 Jul 2024: Social psychology has contributed greatly to the development of new interdisciplinary fields like behavioural economics and organisational behaviour.”/p pDavid has edited two books – emSocial Psychology and Organizations/em and emSocial

4 Jul 2024: This was a continuation of my postgraduate studies in Financial Economics at the University of Oxford. ... So it’s a bit of mixed bag./p pApart from the economic landscape, the regulatory landscape also plays an important role in investment strategies.

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4 Jul 2024: Not all countries have benefited equally from global economic growth, partly because many people lack secure property rights and access to credit, public services, information, and other critical economic infrastructure.” /p ... For low and

4 Jul 2024: to resources/h3 pWe live in a time of geopolitical, economic, social, technological, environmental, and regulatory disruption. ... was invited by United Nations Economic Commission for Europe (UNECE) meeting in Geneva.

4 Jul 2024: They argue that this comovement is not related to economic fundamentals but to the trading patterns of local investors. ... We have to continue our economic reform, our open door policy, we have to be interactive with the international economy.

4 Jul 2024: M. (2017) “Household portfolio choice and retirement.” emReview of Economics and Statistics/em, 99(5): 870-883/p pFriedberg, L. ... The findings showed that the strongest drivers are ‘female economic power’ and a requirement for gender diversity

4 Jul 2024: COVID-19 (coronavirus) economics global business India Jaideep Prabhu Neil Davey research impact Siling Tan https://www.jbs.cam.ac.uk/?p=121419 pEach of our research centres has unique ways ... CIGB’s research has delivered insights into how

4 Jul 2024: 20 and made a renewed call out for those UK businesses still suffering the effects of the pandemic and the resulting economic crisis./p div class="wp-block-image"figure ... crisis economic recovery economics pandemic Scott Kelly https://www.jbs.cam.ac.uk/

4 Jul 2024: K., and J. E. Stiglitz (1988) “Committees, hierarchies and polyarchies,” emThe Economic Journal/em, 98(391), 451–470./p pShupp, R. ... S., and A. W. Williams (2008) “Risk preference differentials of small groups and individuals,” emThe Economic

4 Jul 2024: pThe findings also appear to contradict the influential ‘Efficient Markets Hypothesis’ of economic theory, which argues that the market is random, meaning that no trait or skill of an investor or ... Cambridge./p p“In economics and finance most

4 Jul 2024: The report is authored by Etien Jasonson (London School of Economics and Political Science) and edited by Dr Jessica Sklair (School of Business and Management, Queen Mary University of London)./p ... p p“Providing empirical data and insights on FinTech

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4 Jul 2024: 0000 AI and technology Behavioural economics Insight artificial intelligence (AI) digital health healthtech human behaviour Vincent Mak https://www.jbs.cam.ac.uk/?p=258797 pDigital techniques including AI can help ... of digital health and therapeutics,

4 Jul 2024: M. (2017) “Household portfolio choice and retirement.” emReview of Economics and Statistics/em, 99(5): 870-883/p pFriedberg, L. ... and Lich, S. (2015) “Portfolio choice and risk attitudes: a household bargainingbrapproach” emReview of Economics

4 Jul 2024: and Journeault, M. (2010) “Eco-control: the influence of management control systems on environmental and economic performance.” emAccounting, Organizations and Society/em, 35(1): 63–80/p pKim, S. ... and Wang, T.Y. (2008) “Why do firms go dark?

4 Jul 2024: So this study identifies the most appealing such technologies, evaluating 36 configurations considering their technical maturity, economic feasibility, greenhouse gas removal potential, resource use, and environmental impacts./p pAlthough no single

4 Jul 2024: because that was the year Spain joined the European Economic Community (now known as the European Union). ... important topics – but research on social-economic status has been underdeveloped.

4 Jul 2024: Giannone, D. (2019) ‘ Vulernable Growth’, emAmerican Economic Review/em 109(4), 1263-1289./p pBarro, R. ... A. (1988) ‘The equity risk premium – a solution’, emJournal of Monetary Economics/em 22(1), 117-131./p! -- /

4 Jul 2024: p“Moving beyond macro level socio-economic statistics, my dissertation explores the complex and often misunderstood lived experiences of working-class people in elite institutions,” says an abstract of the paper.

4 Jul 2024: Spanning two years, this programme pushed for expanding local capacity to drive community-driven economic revival. ... It engages those who are experiencing social, economic or environmental harms and those who wish to make change.

4 Jul 2024: companies’ externalities in the real world./p pDavid and Ellen will both be on panels at this week’s World Economic Forum meeting in Davos, Switzerland – David on Monday 15 January ... figcaption/figure pKamiar Mohaddes, Associate Professor in

4 Jul 2024: p pYet the paper underlines that potential and actual disruptions caused by high-growth ventures can cause both significant intended and unintended consequences to economic, societal, political and natural systems in

4 Jul 2024: and Director of the El-Erian Institute of Behavioural Economics & Policy at Cambridge Judge, with a welcome address by Dr Mohamed El-Erian, President of Queens’ College. ... small- and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) are only occasionally acknowledged

4 Jul 2024: Humanity and human development is at a pivotal point, and private-sector business cannot be a bystander in an economic model based on capitalism,” it concludes./p h3 ... new ideas which aspire to create opportunities that enhance social and economic

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4 Jul 2024: plans that have the potential to create significant economic, social and cultural impact from and engagement with and for research”./p pIn addition to the Collaboration Award won by Stefan, there ... business models”./p pKhal is Management Practice

4 Jul 2024: who remain with the combined entity and for those who depart?/li liWhat are the possible economic forces driving such reallocation?/li /ol /div div class="wp-block-group" h2 ... and Xu, E.Q. (2018) “Human capital relatedness and mergers and acquisitions

4 Jul 2024: Daniela comments, “not everyone is staying longer in work for economic reasons, but because it’s what keeps them interested, connected and fit, and it’s precisely because they are in ... Not knowing how to acknowledge and recognise the aged 50+

4 Jul 2024: some of the worst economic impacts of the global pandemic, according to the study a ... achieving economic and social development in the region, the Bank has developed an agenda to increase the levels of financial inclusion in Latin America and the

4 Jul 2024: So this study identifies the most appealing such technologies, evaluating 36 configurations considering their technical maturity, economic feasibility, greenhouse gas removal potential, resource use, and environmental impacts./p pAlthough no single

4 Jul 2024: The outcomes sought through such an approach include: /p ul lieconomic benefits to communities /li linon-economic benefit to communities such as influencing local market practices or enhancing local knowledge /li

4 Jul 2024: Giannone, D. (2019) ‘ Vulernable Growth’, emAmerican Economic Review/em 109(4), 1263-1289./p pBarro, R. ... A. (1988) ‘The equity risk premium – a solution’, emJournal of Monetary Economics/em 22(1), 117-131./p! -- /

4 Jul 2024: course is a unique platform of interaction for ecosystem participants,” says Natalya Petrova, a programme participant who is a Project Manager at the Office of Economic Growth, USAID Ukraine. ... This resilience will be essential to weathering

4 Jul 2024: 0000 AI and technology ESG and sustainability Governance, economics and policy Insight Marketing Allègre Hadida artificial intelligence (AI) business education climate change and policy COP26 COVID-19 (coronavirus) David Reiner digital ... cam.ac.uk/facu

4 Jul 2024: rogo juliana 229x205 1" class="wp-image-153213"/figcaption class="wp-element-caption"Dr Juliana Kozak-Rogo/figcaption/figure pJuliana teaches the Business Economics core modules for the Management Tripos and ... Having neverstudied economics before, this

4 Jul 2024: Economic Forum Young Global Leaders https://www.jbs.cam.ac.uk/2022/cambridge-judge-teaches-post-pandemic-leadership-skills-to-world-economic-forum-young-global-leaders/ ... to World Economic Forum Young Global Leaders/a appeared first on a

4 Jul 2024: anti-microbial resistance, agriculture-related pandemics, cyber risks, global governance failure, global financial crisis, and global economic crisis. ... It then outlines the interlinkages between those risks such as how climate change can drive

4 Jul 2024: time need to install clear formal roles to attain legitimacy,” the review says, while consulting firms may face tension “between an economic logic and a professional logic”./p pAnother interesting area ... a, Director of the Circular Economy

4 Jul 2024: Mohaddes/a, University Senior Lecturer in Economics & Policy at Cambridge Judge, will be part of a panel presentation on the festival’s final day on “Climate Change and Finance”, which will

4 Jul 2024: While it would be interesting to discuss the philosophy of these two notions, my paper primarily focuses on the economic efficiency aspect, given that we want firms to conduct proper care

4 Jul 2024: The old, 20th century linear economic model of ‘take, make and dispose’ is increasingly being replaced by circular models of ‘reduce, replace and recycle’. ... As academics, we can also play our part to help enhance education about the circular

4 Jul 2024: the London School of Economics and Political Science; Davide Ravasi of University College London; and Kamal Munir, Reader in Strategy & Policy at Cambridge JudgeBusiness School. ... benefit of economic growth is that people are living longer, but this

4 Jul 2024: Giurge of the London School of Economics, Alexander Wagner of the University of Zurich and Swiss Finance Institute, and Jochen Menges of the University of Zurich and Cambridge Judge Business School. ... Knight and J.M. Keynes remain highly relevant in

4 Jul 2024: and Zhou, W. (2022) “Machine learning in the Chinese stock market.” emJournal of Financial Economics/em, 145(2): 64-82/p /div /div /div div class="wp-block-group" section ... Yet despite China’s unprecedented economic growth, the annualised return

4 Jul 2024: important topics – but research on social-economic status has been underdeveloped.

4 Jul 2024: The trade war between China and the US is set to persist as both resort to protectionism and economic nationalism./p pFourth, as many economies grapple with high inflation will the ... governance (ESG) standards going forward./p pOn the political and

4 Jul 2024: The pandemic also poses a serious threat to women’s economic activities; women are over-represented in occupations that are hit the hardest in this pandemic, such as retail, travel, leisure ... p pThe joint runner-up was “Swipe Street”, submitted