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as main agents of entrepreneurship in the BiH. …
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This paper shows how the interaction between conflict and growth can give rise to a nonmonotone relationship between property rights and social welfare. This interaction is illustrated in a model of endogenous growth in which equilibrium diversion of resources is the cost of securing effective...
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A fundamental requirement of market economies is the security of ownership claims to property. Yet history is littered with cases of challenges to these claims. A large literature has found contradictory evidence for the effect of income and income inequality on revolt, possibly due to omitted...
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failures, trade barriers, policy inefficiencies and the quality of institutions. A conducive business environment, is essential … entrepreneurship competencies, management and workforce skills, technology, innovation, and networks, is also critical to enable SME …
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-agent growth model where agents can enhance individual productivity growth by undertaking entrepreneurship. The model assumes … wealthy people are more able to afford the costs of entrepreneurship. Wealth concentration therefore stimulates … entrepreneurship among the rich and so aggregate growth, whose fruits in turn are largely captured by the rich. This process creates a …
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The present paper assesses the interactions between innovation and economic institutions within the context of the … innovations on growth and inequality diminish as institutions increase in quality, and the effects of institutions can be … influenced by level of innovations. This indicates that while institutions and innovations can be inequality-inducing, their …
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A fundamental requirement of market economies is the security of ownership claims to property. Yet history is littered with cases of challenges to these claims. A large literature has found contradictory evidence for the effect of income and income inequality on revolt, possibly due to omitted...
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10010301274
Despite the rapidly growing volume and economic importance of data in the digital economy, the legal framework for data ownership, access and trade remains incompletely defined in the EU and elsewhere. De facto data ownership dominates and often leads to fragmentation or anti-commons problems in...
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