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8 Mar 2013. European Court’s Pringle judgment: good law, bad economics.

Biography. Ha-Joon Chang teaches economics at the University of Cambridge. In addition to numerous journal articles and book chapters, he has published 15 authored books (four co-authored) and 10 ... His main books include The Political Economy of

The Autumn Stat…. The Autumn Statement: possibly good politics – but bad economics. ... But it is not good economics – there was some window dressing but nothing to suggest that the structural flaws in the British economy are being addressed.

be pretty bad for the region,” Kamiar, University Senior Lecturer in Economics & Policy at Cambridge Judge, told the 12 May global webinar.

Journal of Financial Economics. Bik, O., Bouwens, J., Knechel, W. R., & Zou, Y. ... Journal of Financial Economics, 143(3), 1070-1096. Hirst, S., Karakas, O.,& Yu, T.

European Court’s Pringle judgment: good law, bad economics..

. European Court’s Pringle judgment: good law, bad economics..

Economics as a field explains how markets work once they exist but has been very bad at explaining how markets and institutions develop in the first place.

European Court’s Pringle judgment: good law, bad economics..

Michael Pollitt. Michael Pollitt. Professor of Business Economics. Fellow of Sidney Sussex College. ... ed.) The Palgrave companion to Cambridge economics. London: Palgrave Macmillan, pp.1131-1149.