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, with either a negative externality on a third participant, uncertainty about gains from cooperation, or both. Uncertainty … foster cooperation. If we combine both qualifications and do not control for beliefs, we only find an uncertainty effect. If …
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, with either a negative externality on a third participant, uncertainty about gains from cooperation, or both. Uncertainty … foster cooperation. If we combine both qualifications and do not control for beliefs, we only find an uncertainty effect. If … expected. -- Oligopoly ; Collusion ; experiment ; Uncertainty ; negative externalities ; prisoner's dilemma …
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decisions which businesses in ASEAN will have to face in a highly competitive environment under uncertain growth conditions, by …
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, with either a negative externality on a third participant, uncertainty about gains from cooperation, or both. Uncertainty … foster cooperation. If we combine both qualifications and do not control for beliefs, we only find an uncertainty effect. If …
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preference uncertainty as an additive shock to the consumer distribution in a characteristic space model. The additive shock only …
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This paper focuses both on the competition process and the firms liability in environmental protection and the … liability: they seek to minimize the technologies accident risk while the second one corresponds to a much more standard choice …. The players main preoccupation is about their market share even if they care about liability. Then, from a very simple …
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This paper focuses both on the competition process and the firms' liability in environmental protection and the … liability: they seek to minimize the technologies accident risk while the second one corresponds to a much more standard choice …. The players' main preoccupation is about their market share even if they care about liability. Then, from a very simple …
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regulations or liability. This concealment leads to negative externalities and public harm. But what if private firms' superior … regulations? In Limited Liability and the Known Unknown, I argue that firms that desire limited liability for their investors … should be forced to pay what they believe limited liability is worth. This would have several salutary effects. Firms' choice …
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This article explores how deeply held philosophies and environmental risk allocation are "real" values in terms of enivronmental impacts, and as such should be considered under NEPA. If this were the case, this would make the operation of NEPA more transparent and efficient
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This paper studies how auditors' risk aversion shapes the audit market and how it interacts with legal liability. The …-monotone. Because futile audit costs augment the severity of a liability loss, extending legal liability decreases the audit quality of … more risk-averse auditors disproportionately benefit from a reduction in liability risk. However, whether audit standards …
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