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profits of incumbent firms from entrepreneurial entry and pro-entrepreneurial policies make foreign entrepreneurs less … reduces barriers to entry for new entrepreneurs and that the effect is stronger in countries with more rent …-seeking governments. -- Entrepreneurship ; Regulation ; Innovation ; Market Integration ; Lobbying …
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profits of incumbent firms from entrepreneurial entry and pro-entrepreneurial policies make foreign entrepreneurs less … reduces barriers to entry for new entrepreneurs and that the effect is stronger in countries with more rent …
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This paper aims to bring out the determinants of significant poverty alleviation observed in Cameroon between 1993 and 2001. It focuses on the decomposition of poverty and growth changes, in order to assess the intrinsic contribution of each major economic policy implemented in Cameroon during...
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This paper discusses the role of affordability in the economic regulation of the retail markets of network … related considerations has led in the UK to ‘regulation for competition' replacing reliance solely on ex post competition … infrastructure industries – railways, electricity, water and telecommunications/ICT. The paper first considers the rise of these …
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In the article is analyzed the regulation of sector-specific industries from institutional aspects of regulation and … competition policy. There is researched answer to the question what type of institutional arrangement is suitable for regulating … network industries in the Baltic countries. Under the observation are three different organizational standard models: single …
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In the real world, markets are never in equilibrium and there is insufficient information to determine the ideal policy. Maximizing long-run consumer surplus is a heuristic for approximating optimal economic policy. Ideally, if the economy was at an efficient equilibrium, we'd maximize both...
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