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Who, What, When, Why: Resource Economics Before the Fall

Wiener, Jonathan B. - 1998

microeconomic theory to these fundamental questions about resource management practises 'before the fall'. The essential argument is …

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Establishing the Micro Foundations of a Macro-Level Theory: Information, Movers, and the Tiebout Market Model

Teske, Paul; Schneider, Mark; Mintrom, Michael - 1992

"The Tiebout model is one of our most important theories of local government. It is also one of the most controversial. Current debate over the Tiebout model revolves around the apparent disparity between results of macro- and micro-level empirical studies. While macro-level evidence shows...

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The Concept of Coproduction and its Implications for Public Service Delivery

Kiser, Larry L.; Percy, Stephen L. - 1980

"Contrary to most economic theory, consumers are not always easily distinguished from producers, particularly in the …

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Recent Applications of Economic Theory in Information Technology Research

Yannis, Bakos; Kemerer, C.F. - 1992

aspectsof economic theory in recent information systems research, leading toresults that have appeared in a wide variety of … theory are represented: information economics,production economics, economic models of organizational performance …,industrial organization, institutional economics (agency theory andtransaction cost theory), and macroeconomic studies of IT impact. Foreach …

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Handbook on the knowledge economy

Rooney, David; Hearn, Greg; Ninan, Abraham - 2005

The central motivation for assembling the contributions in this Handbook on the Knowledge Economy derives from the observation that many in government and business seem to have taken up the challenge of putting in place whatever is needed for a knowledge-based economy or a knowledge-based...

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Rejoinder to James Hamilton

Harding, Don; Pagan, Adrian - 2003

Hamilton (2001) makes a number of comments on our paper (Harding and Pagan, 2002b). The objectives of this rejoinder are, firstly, to note the areas in which we agree; secondly, to define with greater clarity the areas in which we disagree; and, thirdly, to point to other papers, including a longer...

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Essays on the information acquisition of doubt-prone decision makers

Alaoui, Larbi - 2010

There are many situations in which individuals have a choice of whether or not to observe the eventual outcome. In these instances, individuals often prefer to avoid observing the outcome. The standard von Neumann-Morgenstern (vNM) Expected Utility model cannot accommodate these cases, since it...

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Other-regarding preferences and consequentialism

Borah, Abhinash - 2010

parameter richer than that model. We use our decision model to provide an expressive theory of voting. …

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Entrepreneurial activity in markets with imperfections

Silveira, Rafael - 2007

--because venture capitalists raise funds before they enter the market--, fits well with recent Monetary Search Theory. The models here … provide contributions and extensions of Search Theory more generally. Essay 1--"The Market for Ideas"--studies technology …

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Essays on corporate finance and financial institutions

Yan, Jinghua - 2007

The dissertation consists of four chapters. The first chapter presents a model that incorporates product market competition into the standard neoclassical framework. The model explains why value-maximizing firms conduct mergers that appear to lower shareholder value. In a Cournot setting, the...

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