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There are N citizens who have to make a social decision about a set policies denotedby x ∈ A, where A denotes the set of feasible policies. Citizen’s preferencesover policy are denoted V i (x, j) ( where i = 1, ...,N) ,and j denotes the identityof the policy maker. This specification allows...
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, researchersand regulatory agencies assessing the effects of bank mergerson competition will examine the degree to whichdeposits in a …In the view of most policymakers and economists,competition in retail banking takes place in localmarkets covering a …
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classified according their relative efficiency, it can be interpreted as an indicator of comparative advantage. Our results … significant loss of efficiency for the economy, such that only 50 out of 125 industries, accounting for 39 percent of the Spanish … the verge of relative efficiency.[...] …
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This paper uses a stochastic cost frontier model to investigate the efficiency of Britain’s private railways during the … that private ownership per se is not sufficient to promote efficiency in the railway industry; it should be supported by … competition for franchises and price-capping regulation as in the 1990s.[...] …
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at reducing fixed costs of entry (deregulation)and improving the efficiency of financial markets (financial reform …
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answer around two proximate determinants: factors of productionand efficiency. It answers the question “how much of the cross …-country income variance canbe attributed to differences in (physical and human) capital, and how much to differencesin the efficiency … current consensus is that efficiency is at leastas important as capital in explaining income differences. I survey the data …
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[...]We conclude that technological change, combinedwith overall growth in the capital stock, is the most importantfactor driving the growing wage inequality betweenlow-skilled and high-skilled workers. Increased competitionfrom abroad, both from developing and industrializedcountries, appears...
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strong competition or effective regulation, managerial failure was common. This sector is an important qualification to the …
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