Economic theories
Restoring the credibility of the legal and economic foundations of financial stability: The need for incorporation of economic theories?
... through economic theories? This paper is aimed at highlighting why a reliance on economic theories may be necessary given certain flaws which have been revealed from the recent Financial ...
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A note on competing economic theories on the 2007 2008+ financial crisis: The case for (hidden) stagflation
... and economic activities that already suffer are not well(represented in national statistics, which provides newspapers with a rosy picture as if the current crisis only affects the financial sector and not the ...
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Constant returns to scale and economic theories of value
... Jointly with Erkko Etula, Paul Samuelson [2006] claims that the “Leontief – Sraffa matrix equations for input/output must obey constant returns to scale”. However, in an unrelated work, Amartya Sen [2003] claims that ...
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Government expenditure and household consumption in Bangladesh through the lens of economic theories: an empirical assessment
... both theories and empirics, though its’ immense importance in fiscal policy ...Like theories, the empirical studies regarding the relationship between government and household consumption provide opposing ...
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Zbigniew Jurczyk, The Influence of Economic Theories and Schools on Competition Law in terms of Vertical Agreements
... market economic outcomes, including consumer benefits, are determined mainly by the market structure, concentration level and barriers to entry, which this school sees as a key problem for the functioning of ...to ...
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The Contributions of Two Eminent Japanese Scholars on the Development of Economic Theories: Michio Morishima and Takashi Negishi
... Refutation of the English Theory’. In it Ricardo is accused of having committed ‘fundamental errors’ and of having failed to develop ‘a unified general theory to determine the prices of all productive services in the ...
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An application of economic theories and concepts to water management in New Zealand
... New Zealand water management agencies have used pricing policies. as a means of water pollution control.[r] ...
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Theoretical contributions from operations management and economic theories for strategic positioning of services: an integrating proposal
... the economic vision and it takes into consideration three perspectives: i) the main process involved, if concentrated on people, physical goods, or information; ii) the relationship with the client and the grade ...
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Crime Causation: Economic Theories
... Economists see criminal activity as being similar to paid employment in that it requires time and produces an income. Clearly, the dichotomy between either criminal activity or legal activity is an oversimplification. ...
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Economic Theories of Foreign Trade Transactions
... of economic interlinkings of the world countries, especially after the Second World War were brought to the fore the issue of international economic relations, both for specialists and for the general ...
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Application of convergence theories and new economic geography in Portugal Differences and similarities
... There are many authors who have dedicated themselves to issues of convergence, with very different theoretical assumptions, trying to investigate how these issues or do not explain the regional differences. For example, ...
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Everyday economics: ideas new and old from lay theories of economic life
... develop theories of the social and the natural world. Lay people's economic theories are not supported by extensive mathematical models or exhaustive laboratory tests, they are built upon personal ...
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Economic Growth and Structural Change ? A Synthesis of the Walrasian General Equilibrium, Ricardian Distribution and Neoclassical Growth Theories
... It is well known that the Walrasian general equilibrium theory of pure exchange and production economies has played an import role in the development of contemporary general equilibrium theory. Walras initially proposed ...
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THE ANALYSIS OF GLOBAL ECONOMIC AND FINANCIAL STABILITY CONTROL USING ARBITRAGE PRICING AND CONTAGION THEORIES
... The meaning of financial system stability can be understood by researching the factors that can lead to instability in the financial sector. The volatility of the financial system can be triggered by a variety of causes ...
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Relationship of Algebraic Theories to Powerset Theories and Fuzzy Topological Theories for Lattice Valued Mathematics
... “ Ꮿ ”, “K”, “forward”, “backward”, and so forth may be dropped if they are understood. Modifiers may be combined to define many other powerset theories; for example, an adjunctive natural topological powerset ...
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The origins of economic inequality between nations: An historical synthesis of Western theories on development and underdevelopment
... legitimate to ask whether or not poverty breeds inequality.” He surfaced with three concepts which explained for him in part the causes of the observed deterioration: environmental influence, cultural determinism, and ...
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On novel string theories from 4d gauge theories
... After this work was posted on the archive, A. Tseytlin has informed us of past work in some of the issues advocated here. In particular, earlier observations of a connection of the the one-loop β-function to 26 ...
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Theories of Victimology
... o Victim blamers – victims might share the responsibility with offender if facilitation, precipitation or provocation of the event occurred.. if you’re on the phone in a well-known pl[r] ...
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Theories of consent
... All this may seem a travesty of real consent and serious medicine. Yet postmodernism contributes important insights. Social and economic forces ensure that everyone in wealthy societies is a consumer. We expect ...
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Hybrid theories
... a proposed factor (say, pleasurableness) can make it hard to keep hold of the distinction between constituents and factors. Here I take the basic commitment of hybrid theories to be to multiple factors, but some ...
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