the mit press political economics explaining economic policy 2000
the mit press political economics explaining economic policy 2000
... complicated by the fact that they act as agents for the voters. The principal-agent Persson Book May 22, 2000 14:21 Tools of Political Economics 17 commit themselves to electoral platforms. When commitment ... macroeconomics, and game theory, political economics has taken the next step by including rational voters, parties, and politicians in the models. In political ec...
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the mit press digital crossroads american telecommunications policy in the internet age mar 2005
... 306 II. The Economics of Intercarrier Compensation Reform 308 A. The economic logic of the “terminating access monopoly” 310 B. The antiregulatory solution: freedom to deny interconnection 313 C. The ... over -the- air broadcasting, the Commission had the right to regulate them under the general enabling authority provided in Title I of the Act. In 1984, long after the...
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the mit press paths to a green world the political economy of the global environment apr 2005
... capture the societal debates about environment and political economy rather than just the academic debates over the theories of the political economy of the environment. Naturally, given the breadth ... book. It is the first to con- centrate exclusively on the political economy of the global environment, striving to integrate the debates within the “real world” of...
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the mit press economic dynamics theory and computation feb 2009
... are then coded up as functions. The main program then coordinates these functions, calling on them to do their jobs at the appropriate time. Now the details. When we pass the instruction x=3to the ... fails, then no actions are per- formed. A simple example of the if–then–else construct is if there are cookies in the jar then eat them else go to the shops and buy more eat them...
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the mit press poverty inequality and policy in latin america feb 2009
... to the landowners at the expense of the landless, the purchasing power of the landless remains limited. The more the growth of middle-class demand for basic indus trial products is reduced, the ... and the policy rules relate to the year 2003. The authors’ study then uses the tax-benefit model to ana- lyze the existing tax-benefit system in Brazil, thus presenting t...
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the mit press governing global electronic networks international perspectives on policy and power dec 2008
... all, the management of the Internet domain name and IP address allocation systems. Regarding the latter, in many ways the paradigmatic event of the period has been the creation in 1998 of the ... is certainly true that good analysts of the information revolution must master the basics of the technology, and the ways they limit what is possible. At the same time, good a...
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Master of Science in International Economics and Economic Policy docx
... such as the Journal of Corporate Finance, the Journal of Financial Intermediation, the Journal of International Economics, the European Economic Review, and the Journal of Public Economics. ... Macroeconomics at Frankfurt University and co-director of the PhD program in economics. He received his PhD in economics from the University of Pennsylva- nia in 1995. Prior...
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the mit press coherence in thought and action nov 2000
... perceptual. These also provide the means to evaluate claims about the nature of reality, for example concerning the existence of the external world, other minds, and God. Chapter 5 shows the relevance ... example, the sentence The pen is in the bank” can mean that the writing implement is in the finan- cial institution, but in a different context it can mean that the anima...
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the mit press knowledge possibility and consciousness apr 2001
... anything. There is a state that zombies go into when they cut themselves or stub their toes. This state makes them do the things we do when we are in pain. They curse and jump up and down and hold the ... are not behavioral states; rather, they are internal states known by the behavior they are apt to cause, or, more generally, by their typical causal role. They are the occupants of c...
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the mit press natural ethical facts evolution connectionism and moral cognition oct 2003
... aside for the moment to at least consider whether we can reduce the second class to the first so as to further constrain the bounds of the problem. Quine thus begins his argument with the second class ... fallacy. They confuse the property of goodness with the things that possess it or with another property that the good things have. To commit the naturalistic fallacy is ju...
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