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Specification tests and a reformulation of frontier models: An alternative approach to efficiency estimation

Mallick, Naresh Chandra - 1995

Following Farrell's (1957) definitions of firm's technical and allocative efficiencies and the formulation of composite error stochastic frontier model by Aigner, Lovell and Schmidt (1977), a substantial amount of research work has been performed measuring firm's technical inefficiency using...

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The sponsor strikes back: Interacting with a budget-maximizing bureau

Lawrence, Bruce Alan - 1990

This thesis is in two parts. The first part is an extensive literature survey that summarizes and synthesizes several works on bureaucracy from sociology, business administration, and political science as well as economics, prominently featuring selections from Herbert Simon, Anthony Downs,...

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Commercial policy intervention in intra-industry trade: A dual approach to general equilibrium analysis

Lin, Hwan-Chyang - 1990

The theoretical consensus supporting free trade has been challenged in the 1980s by new developments in trade theory …

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Information transmission in dynamic Bayesian duopoly models

Urbano, Maria Amparo - 1989

In economic models in which agents are asymmetrically informed about the structural parameters of the economy the acquisition or manipulation of information plays a crucial role. The incentive to affect the flow of information is especially important in models in which choice variables, and...

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Three studies in finance

Jokivuolle, Esa Matti - 1996

The thesis consists of two parts. The first two essays deal with issues of infrequent trading of stocks, and the third essay concerns a contract called a right of first refusal (RFR). Based on the Beveridge and Nelson (1981, Journal of Monetary Economics) decomposition of an ARIMA process, the...

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The monetary theory of production of John Maynard Keynes: Toward a unification of money and value theory

McDermott, Karl A. - 1990

economics. In particular we trace the development of Keynes' thought regarding the integration on money and value theory in … and the General Theory in order to highlight the monetary theory of production, the role that money plays in the formation …

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Essays on technological change and innovation games

Mansouri, Faysal - 1992

The objectives of this dissertation is to provide a theory of innovation and technological change incorporating the … technological externalities, in a Cournot Nash game theoretic framework. Process innovation theory has focused predominantly on … homogenous. Findings support the theory that both the noncooperative and the cooperative solution do not yield the socially …

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Mathematical models of skin permeability: An overview

Mitragotri, Samir; Anissimov, Yuri G.; Bunge, Annette L.; … - 2011

Mathematical models of skin permeability play an important role in various ?elds including prediction of transdermal drug delivery and assessment of dermal exposure to industrial chemicals. Extensive research has been performed over the last several decades to yield predictions of skin...

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Reputation Enhancing Goals: Integrating Reputation Enhancement and Goal Setting Theory as an Explanation of Delinquent Involvement

Carroll, Annemaree; Houghton, Stephen; Hattie, John; … - 2001

reputation enhancement theory and goal setting theory. An overview of the theories of reputation enhancement and goal setting is …

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THE EFFECTS OF LOSS AVERSION ON TRADE POLICY: THEORY AND EVIDENCE

Tovar Rodriguez, Patricia - 2005

We study the implications of loss aversion for trade policy determination and show how it allows us to explain a number of important and puzzling features of trade policy. An important question concerning trade policy is why a disproportionate share of protection goes to declining industries. We...

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