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9 Jul 2023: Contrary to Kuran, the Harvard economic historian Chaney (2011) suggests that in the final analysis it was the Middle East’s political equilibrium – not Islamic law – that held back the region. ... As in the case of neoclassical economics, the

9 Jul 2023: 5.  CCRS Stress Test Scenario explores impact. of rapid collapse of property prices. ...  A shock that destroys a trillion dollars or more of economic output is.

9 Jul 2023:  Used to improve business resilience to shocks. 10. Cambridge Stress Test Scenarios. ... Cambridge Stress Test Scenarios. Cambridge Financial Stress Test Scenarios. Global Property Crash: Narrative.

7 Dec 2023: The test results confirmed cointegration of both prices and suggested a break date in the middle of 2006. ... As expected, the stochastic trend component exhibits a significant departure from zero starting in the middle of 2006.

9 Jul 2023: choice of econometric models used to test for presence of causal relations between legal and economic variables (on which, see section 3 below). ... ii) Panel VEC Causality Tests Independent variable. Dependent variable. Test statistic: Chi-square.

9 Jul 2023: T-test on break between 1983 and 1984. 084 (.018). 037 (.019) -.000 (.029). ... Griliches, Zvi. “Market Value, R&D, and Patents.” Economic Letters, 1981, 7, pp.

9 Jul 2023: development: the economic effects of industrial relations laws in middle-income countries’, in M. ... 19 . Deakin, S. and Wilkinson, F. (1991) ‘Labour law, social security and economic inequality’ Cambridge Journal of Economics, 15: 125-148.

8 Dec 2023: The primary economic problem was an issue of scarcity occurring from a demand shock. ... 12. Income elasticity estimates the responsiveness of oil demand to economic growth rate.

6 Dec 2023: efficiency scores as the choice of disposability assumption. 5.3 Rank-sum test. ... 18. Table 7: Wilcoxon-Mann-Whitney Test Statistic. Group 1 Group 2 Models.

8 Dec 2023: they opposed cutting output and intended to defend market share (Middle East Economic. ... high, and that oil prices would not fall far for long (Middle East Economic Survey, 2014).