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The concept of basic needs is today at the center of many discussions about development and the international order. Some international organizations are rethinking their prior evaluation of development policies based largely on aggregate economic output, in particular, the welfare of the very...
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The aim of this paper was to verify if reminders of money influence the tendency to spend one’s resources on kin and friends. Previous research on the mere exposure to money concentrated only on behaviors directed at anonymous partners. However, in such situation the reciprocity rule is of...
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The article presents a model of social norm evolution, which suggests how the increase in optimal and actual first …
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Significant differences in the evolution of firm size distribution for various industries in the United States have …
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Let us define entrepreneurship as creativity and the evolution of novelty. Let us suppose, the main thesis of the … chewing gum, is one and the same as the theory of evolution. The conclusion is definitely strange if not extraordinary. It is … based on a subtle but subversive thesis: There is no difference between everyday action and creativity or evolution. This …
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Abstract. In this paper we approach the issue of the evolution of economic phenomena that influence one another. First …
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This paper analyses the recent evolution of Romanian modern agricultural cooperatives. The purpose is to present a …
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The question: “How much of biological evolution based theories, as they are understood presently, apply to human … evolutionary cognition is also used to show that such evolution could happen 4 million years ago (MYA). …
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Experimental evidence and field data suggest that agents hold two seemingly unrelated biases: failure to account for the fact that the behavior of others reflects their private information (“winner's curse”), and a tendency to value a good more once it is owned (“endowment effect”). In...
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The monography considers laws and mechanisms of social development from positions of positivism, dialectic materialism and the theory of systems. The methodology of the author is based on causality in relations of a society and social institutes. Social development is considered as result of...
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