of the central theory, including: activity level; errors; the costs of imposing fines; general enforcement; marginal …

, strategic interaction, increasing and diminishing returns, scale and state capacity, surplus extraction, and Type I errors. The …

performance. In that, our study also sheds a new light on how organizations may learn from (replication) errors. … economic settings (spatial replication) is an important strategy for organizational growth and performance improvement. In this … inaccurate replication. We identify conditions under which inaccurate replication can result in higher long-run performance than …

The role of “errors in time” (Fanno, 1933) or “disappointment of expectations” (Hicks, 1933) was a major object of … rational expectations”. The paper shows how the focus on errors in time has been replaced in the latter period by a set of …

The article focuses on the effects that type I errors can have on the incentives of firms to compete, collude or engage … in efficiency promoting socially beneficial cooperation. Our results confirm that in the presence of type I errors the … type I enforcement errors can have on social welfare when applied to the regulation of horizontal agreements. …