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Institute. After studying economics at Geneva University, Robin spent 20 years overseas with Standard Chartered Bank before leaving in 1988 to establish his own software development company in Norfolk.

Created: Thu 2 Jul 2020. 17 views. Professor Diane Coyle, Co-Director of the Bennett for Public Policy at Cambridge, talked about the intersection of economics and ethics, statistics and new

Dr William Jane…. Dr William Janeway, Warburg Pincus: Financial economics is not a branch of physics. ... wrong and why financial economics needs to be re-established as a social science.

Cynthia holds a PhD in Human Geography from Durham University, an MA in International Development from Flinders University (Adelaide, Australia) and a BA in Development Studies and Economics from the University ... The study also examines the source and

Publications > LA12. [LA12] J. Lee and David Angeli, Distributed cooperative nonlinear economic MPC, Proc.

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It is funded by the Large Grant Programme of the Economic and Social Research Council of the UK (RES-060-25-0015).

In thisreport, we use the term suboptimal for choices that violate the domi-nance axiom of economic theory (Barbera et al., 2004). ... As mentioned above, we use the term suboptimal for systematicdecision errors that violate the dominance axiom of

Davide is an Assistant Professor of Economic Geography at the Department of Land Economy, University of Cambridge, a Fellow at Cambridge Centre for Environment, Energy and Natural Resource Governance, and a ... He holds a PhD in Economic Geography from

PhD student. I am a critical health geographer with interests in economic, cultural and feminist geographies, and social theory. ... Through a multi-sited ethnography of several council-funded mental health services in the South of England, my research