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More than half of the countries in the world have introduced a reform process in their power sectors and billions of dollars have been spent on liberalizing electricity markets around the world. Ideological considerations, political composition of governments and educational/professional...
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channels more extensively in response to information received about competitors. Additionally, intensive market competition …
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Cet article a pour but de demontrer la viabilite des politique de taxation du capital dans une economie mondiale a deux pays avec imparfaite substituabilite des capitaux. Les agents sont altruistes et donnent une partie de leur patrimoine a leurs enfants. La presence d'une contrainte sur les...
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We present a model that focuses on the links between location and educational choices in South African cities. Be comparing the Apartheid city and the post-Apartheid city, we show that the inequality in South Africa between blacks and whites decreases when Apartheid laws are removed.
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The model developed in this paper extends the strategic location framework under Cournot competition in order to allow …
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Kinckerbocker (1973) introduced "oligopolistic reaction" to explain why firms follow rivals into foreign markets. We develop a model that incorporates the central features of Kinckerbocker's story -oligopoly, uncertainty, and risk aversion- to establish the conditions required to generate...
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This paper follows recent research about the importance, the variety and the development of innovation in the service industries. We study the innovations which have appeared in the fast growing activity of mobile telecommunication services in France.
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Knickerbocker (1973) introduced "oligopolistic Reaction" to explain why firms follow rivals into foreign markets. We develop a model that incorporates the central features of Knickerbocker's stroy - oligopoly, uncertainty, and risk aversion - to establish the conditions required to generate...
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