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    • The Risk and Incentives Trade-off in the Presence of Heterogeneous Managers 

      Wright, Donald J.
      Published 2002-04-01
      Agency theory predicts a negative relationship between risk and incentives, yet recent empirical evidence has not consistently found such a relationship. In fact, some researchers have found a positive relationship. By ...
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    • DEGREES OF COMPETITION, THE RATE OF RETURN AND GROWTH FROM A CLASSICAL/SRAFFIAN PERSPECTIVE 

      White, Graham
      Published 2011-02-01
      The purpose of the paper is a clarification of the concept of competition from a classical/ Sraffian perspective; including an elucidation of how a classical/Sraffian approach might go about defining the degree of competition. ...
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    • Involuntary Retirement and the Resolution of the Retirement-Consumption Puzzle: Evidence from Australia 

      Barrett, Garry F.; Brzozowski, Matthew
      Published 2010-09-01
      A substantial body of international research has shown that household expenditure on food and non-durables significantly decreases at the time of retirement - a finding that is inconsistent with the standard life-cycle ...
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    • Major Indian ICT firms and their approaches towards achieving quality 

      Dutta, Dilip; Sekhar, Anna
      Published 2004-07-01
      Of the three basic theories of innovation: the entrepreneur theory, the technology-economics theory and the strategic theory, the third one seems to be highly appropriate for the analysis of recent growth of the information ...
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    • Why do the Rich Save More? A Theory and Australian Evidence 

      Chakrabarty, Debajyoti; Katayama, Hajime; Maslen, Hanna
      Published 2006-03-01
      We provide a theory to explain the existence of inequality in an economy where agents have identical preferences and have access to the same production technology. Agents consume a “utility” good and a “health” good which ...
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