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This paper aims to contribute to a more comprehensive and balanced analysis of development practice. It does so by raising a neglected issue, in a perspective that explicitly targets the complexity of interaction in development. Based on a review of seminal contributions to Anthropology of...
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Applying Sekhar’s system of values that governs ethical choices in business, this study examines two sets of data. The first is Regulation S‐P, recently instituted by the Securities and Exchange Commission to regulate the use of confidential client information by providers of financial...
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Robert Theobald and Bruce Lloyd discuss the need to rethink our social structures, priorities and what we mean by leadership. Presents the challenges facing the world, but especially for politicians and those involved in international agencies, in the millennium ahead.
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Purpose – This article aims to investigate the differences and similarities among cross-cultural, values and ethics …/methodology/approach – The data for this research paper were collected from the following models: Ethics Position Questionnaire of Forsyth … measurements in value, ethics and cultural differentiation. This research wants to demonstrate the importance of cultural …
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This note considers the treatment of risk and uncertainty in the recently established social cost of carbon (SCC) for analysis of federal regulations in the United States. It argues that the analysis of the US Interagency Working Group on Social Cost of Carbon did not go far enough into the tail...
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populated by both standard expected utility maximizers and by ambiguity-averse investors that trade in the market for a risky … asset. We show that, provided there is a sufficient amount of ambiguity, market breakdowns where large portions of traders … to ambiguity. When we analyze the effect of policy actions, we find that when a market has fallen into a state of …
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