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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.

20 May 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

20 May 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.

20 May 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

20 May 2024: He dates becoming a Christian to his first week as an undergraduate studying economics at the University of Cambridge in 1986. ... I’m not seeking to reinvent economics. I’m seeking to use it better.

20 May 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

A new CJBS COVID-19 Tracker for India, developed by Cambridge Judge Business School and the National Institute of Economic and Social Research in India working with Health Systems Transformation Platform ... Disney’s pivot to streaming is a sign of

Smart metering and electricity demand: technology, economics and international experience (pdf, 1.31MB). ... Economic capital gauged (pdf, 660KB). Pia E.K. Berg-Yuen and Elena A.

20 May 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

20 May 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