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welfare, although it is the system preferred by the airport and by the low quality firm. These results are opposite to … levels of welfare and is recommended on that basis. This price system is adopted by some airports in the EU, in order to … insight on the effects of both pricing systems on welfare. Within the framework of a vertical differentiation model, and using …
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public administration. Accordingly, many governments have searched positive impacts on the efficiency, equity and quality … deals with the benefits and costs of outsourcing in the public sector. Section 5 describes the most frequent forms of …
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The paper looks at recent changes in the role of government in the provision of education in Developing Countries. It begins with a reflection about the concept of public-private partnership (PPP), discusses the rationale that inspires the ‘contracting out’ of educational services and...
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Many developing countries are searching positive impacts on the efficiency, equity and quality provision of the public …
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-private agreements, relying on ODA to enhance the quality of projects, reduce risks and raise profitability was gradually implemented for …
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results derived from poor quality data used in some of those studies. They further acknowledge that main reason for the use of …
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Despite the importance of human capital stock to the economic growth of countries, its analysis has been restricted to more developed countries or to cross-country samples from a set of countries. Due to a lack of estimates for this variable in less developed countries, it has not been possible...
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Green and Porter (1984) made a huge contribution to Industrial Organization Theory where a trigger price is defined by firms and whenever the price falls below this trigger price, the firms cease to produce at the monopoly level and enter into a punishment period. Our goal with this paper is to...
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We characterize collusion sustainability in markets where demand growth may trigger the entry of a new firm whose efficiency may be different from the efficiency of the incumbents. We find that the profit-sharing rule that firms adopt to divide the cartel profit after entry is a key determinant...
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choose is nearly the same than the location that maximizes total welfare in the economy. …
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