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Risk analysis in project early phase taking into account the product lifecycle: Towards a generic risk typology for bidding process

Botero, Juan Diego; Béler, Cédrick; Noyes, Daniel - HAL - 2013

During the project early phase, considering a bidding process (BP), a client makes a request for a work or service to potential providers and then he chooses, by analyzing the responses, the one that will be accepted. From the bidder point of view, there are several risks when responding because...

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Systematic risk analysis: first steps towards a new definition of beta

Fliess, Michel; Join, Cédric - HAL - 2009

We suggest a new model-free definition of the beta coefficient, which plays an important rôle in systematic risk management. This setting, which is based on the existence of trends for financial time series via nonstandard analysis (Fliess M., Join C.: A mathematical proof of the existence of...

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Defensive strategies in the quality ladders

Ledezma, Ivan - HAL - 2008

leader firm or its competitors). Regulation can have either a positive or a negative effect on R&D intensity. It can be …

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The Paris financial market in the 19th century: an efficient multi-polar organization?

Hautcoeur, Pierre-Cyrille; Riva, Angelo - HAL - 2007

The literature in financial history usually considers London as the only centre of the late 19th century's financial globalization, and explains it at least in part by the efficient microstructure (organization) of the London Stock Exchange (LSE). The LSE is characterized as having been a little...

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Transforming financial OTC Markets. Struggles around categories

Huault, Isabelle; Rainelli-Weiss, Hélène - HAL - 2011

Regulating financial OTC markets.

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Smart grids : Another step towards competition, energy security and climate change objectives

Clastres, Cédric - HAL - 2011

The deployment of smart grids in electricity systems has given rise to much interdisciplinary research. The new technology is seen as an additional instrument available to States to achieve targets for promoting competition, increasing the safety of electricity systems and combating climate...

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Le courant de la régulation, un apport ancien mais caché à l'économie du développement ?

Vernières, Michel - HAL - 2008

La relecture des travaux du séminaire "régulation et développement" (1996-1999)permet de montrer que la théorie de la … régulation constitue une assise solide pour l'analyse des pays en développement. A cette fin, l'utilisation analytique des formes …

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Financial instability and functional finance : a Lerner-Minsky perspective

Ülgen, Faruk - HAL - 2012

The 2007/08 financial crisis results in two major problems that issue difficult challenges for the economic theory and policy. The first challenge is the rise of unemployment notwithstanding growing imbalances of budget deficits. The second is the monetary and financial instability threatening...

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Inclusion of the aviation sector into the emission trading scheme : an economic analysis

Malavolti, Estelle; Podesta, Marion - HAL - 2011

The air transport sector is going to enter the European Trading Scheme in 2012. The regulation of CO2 emissions is … regulation but also CO2 emissions of airlines are modelled. We show that, in a perfect competition setting, the difference … between passengers carried without regulation and when the regulation is considered is negative for the best-performing planes …

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How to guide the economy towards socially desirable directions ? Some institutional lessons from the 2007 financial turmoil

Ülgen, Faruk - HAL - 2014

This article maintains that capitalist market economies have a threefold composite characteristic (the central role of money and financial relations, the crucial role of institutional patterns, and the macro nature of stability and viability concerns) that makes social control a consistent way...

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