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Over time, inspection agencies gather information about firms that cause harmful externalities. This information may … certain circumstances, mimicking, or even the threat of mimicking, might reduce socially harmful activities and thus be …
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Systemic (but lawful) political corruption reduces well-being and equity in America. Madisonian democracy is no longer capable of containing such corruption. Proposals currently on the table to stem corruption are unlikely to be effective without undermining foundational rights. This essay...
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endogenous welfare relevant learning is feasible, the economy cannot be perfectly competitive unless identical learning choices … information is shared, externalities arise. The standard conditions for the two fundamental welfare theorems, thus, implicitly … preclude heterogeneous welfare relevant learning decisions. …
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cause agents to aggregate information through social/observational learning; second, it will decrease the network …
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observe any news to mimic high types by quitting strategically. In equilibrium, there is a mimicking phase of time when low …
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This study considers the effect that judicial and police efficiency exercised on crime in 25 of the 33 political-administrative divisions in Colombia during the period 2000-2011. Specifically, the study seeks to determine whether the reduction of crime was the result of increases in the cost of...
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Collaborative public procurement has been gaining traction in recent years and could be considered at the spearhead of public procurement reform and innovation. The 2014 reform of the EU public procurement rules (mainly Directive 2014/24) has expanded the tool-kit available to contracting...
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Enforcement agencies issuing warnings are an empirical regularity in the enforcement of laws and regulations, but a challenge to the standard economic theory of public enforcement. A number of recent contributions explain the popularity of warnings as a response to information asymmetries...
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