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talk" regarding international institutions. Indirect speech occurs when one kind of illocutionary act is used to …
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Brazilian academic economics has been traditionally characterized by its openness to different strands of economic theory. In contrast to the standards prevailing in most of Europe and North America, economics in Brazil can be justly described as pluralistic, with competing schools of thought...
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According to Halse and Malfroy (2010) research supervision should be viewed as a profession. Professions have their own institutional norms, of course; explicit norms are distinguishes a profession from a craft. This paper examines the growing literature on research supervision through the lenses...
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Within a knowledge-driven, entrepreneurial economy, an increase in a university’s importance is observed because of its significant affect on the economy. Thus, entrepreneurship is a phenomenon that could be observed among all university levels: management, academicians, researchers, and...
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The existing literature on law and finance generally assumes that firms are passive recipients of the influence of investor protections on their ability to raise external financing. This view ignores the role of private incentives. In this paper, we empirically identify a commitment mechanism,...
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An account of the course of the litigation in Waltons Stores (Interstate) Ltd v Maher (1988) 164 CLR 387 from the trial to the High Court of Australia and the previous history of promissory estoppel shows the radical alteration that the High Court decision made to the previous understanding of...
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The efficiency of institutions, understood in the neoclassical sense, i.e., as the result of constraint optimization of … deficient foresight requires four properties: First, proper institutions or rules of behavior, like contractual obligations or … account, we discuss stepwise the economic effectiveness of the following four economic institutions of capitalism: Competitive …
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In the postwar period until today the call for more intensive economic growth, again and again, enjoyed a substantial popularity in the world of politics, in particular with reference to possible current solutions of given economic problems. Here growth considerations and decisions in the past...
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This paper analyses the institution of the Catholic Church from the perspective of new institutional economics and as a “carrier of history” (David, 1994). This paper surveys the relevant body of literature and applies it directly to the problem of the lack of reporting of and the improper...
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