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SDS areas, which exhibit economic, political, and social diversity. This review also aims to identify successful mitigation strategies that have been used for similar environmental issues and to draw ... ; Socioeconomic and political dimensions; Transboundary air pollution 1 Introduction Air quality is of critical and rising importance, as widely acknowledged by the World Health Organization (WHO) and many other
preferences than they would be if they abided by some normative theory of choice other than RCT. In this paper, I combine insights from philosophy of action, philosophy of mind and the normative foundations of
Area, the capital and largest metropolitan area of Fiji, is expected to be largely impacted by climate-related risks to its socio-economic, cultural, and political positions. In the face of these threats ... corresponding socio-economic and political risks with myriad interactions (Scheffran and Battaglini 2011) . PICs have diverse geographies and economic and social structures, which increases the difficulty of
. Some member states have further made political decisions to deploy or phase out particular generation technologies, such as coal-fired or nuclear power plants, decisively influencing national electricity ... reciprocally matching their public good contributions. In doing so, the subgroup takes a leader position in the game of public good provision. Page 4 of 25 technological and political conditions in the follow
INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF ECONOMICS AND FINANCE STUDIES Vol 7 1309-8055 SOURCES OF GOVERNMENTAL FAILURE INFORMATION AS POLITICAL FAILURE AND IMPERFECT JEL Classification: D 0 0 Prof. Dr. Coskun Can ... ignorance; rational voter irrelevance; shortsightedness effect; political myopia - voice may have in them.” Jean-Jacques Rousseau I.INTRODUCTION One of the most important contribution of the Public Choice
Climate adaptation is seen by many as increasingly important and as deeply political, leading some to argue for its democratization. Social movements could play an important role in this. Meanwhile ... climate impacts, such as flooding, drought, urban heat, and fires. As climate impacts become increasingly noticeable and locked-in across the world, adaptation has gained scholarly and political attention
. Even though, there have been a great number of studies subjected to the R and D-economic growth relationship, there have rarely been studied on the subject of the relationship among R and D, political ... -economic growth relationship, there have rarely been studied on the subject of the relationship among R&D, political stability and financial stability. In this regard, the main scope of this study is to
regulation during the process. This study tends to realize the formation of Cross-Strait (Taiwan and China) Anti-Income Tax Avoidance from differences of political and economic perspectives in these two ... domesticfunded by the enhancement of Anti-Tax Avoidance (Chen, 2005). Third, promote the quality of foreign-funded. 3. The Differences of Political Perspectives 3.1. The Legislative Process of Anti-Tax Avoidance
regionally led strategic decisions may be responsible for the local level barriers to adaptation. For example, focusing on technological or managerial solutions may fail to consider other socio-political ... political, technical, and institutional and regulatory. Largely, the stakeholders interviewed recognise that climate change is affecting transport, but a widespread level of awareness is in its infancy. There
INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF ECONOMICS AND FINANCE STUDIES Vol 7 1309-8055 SOURCES OF GOVERNMENTAL FAILURE INFORMATION AS POLITICAL FAILURE AND IMPERFECT JEL Classification: D 0 0 Prof. Dr. Coskun Can ... ignorance; rational voter irrelevance; shortsightedness effect; political myopia - voice may have in them.” Jean-Jacques Rousseau I.INTRODUCTION One of the most important contribution of the Public Choice
of Philosophy, University of Duesseldorf , Universitaetsstr. 1, 40225 Duesseldorf , Germany There is a plurality of formal constraints for aggregating probabilities of a group of individuals ... philosophy of science recent research focusses a lot on the relation of scientific groups having gathered a different set of evidence, holding different theories, and providing alternative explanations (cf
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divide et impera and, thus, wants to create political unrest in a foreign country by implementing a very heterogeneous belief profile.2 Suppose that there are only two states, say X and Y. Then it is ... ). Feasible joint posterior beliefs . Journal of Political Economy , 129 , 2546 - 2594 . Aumann , R.J. , Maschler , M.B. , & Stearns , R.E . (Eds.), ( 1995 ). Repeated games with incomplete information . MIT
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many countries. There are two schools of thought that hypothesize the FDI determinants: economic factors and political factors. For the latter school of thought, the central questions are directed to ... countries where labour tends to be scarce, are left political regimes more protectionist than right ones, which represent capital owners? Prior evidence had demonstrated an association between the type of
quality of deliberation . The Journal of Political Philosophy , 12 ( 4 ), 389 - 410 . Charness , G. , Cobo-Reyes , R. , & Jime´nez, N. ( 2008 ). An investment game with third party intervention . Journal of ... accountability. In political economy and rational choice theory, accountability is primarily understood as a mechanism based on material sanctions or rewards (Fearon, 1999: 55) . Besley (2006: 37) defines
Journal of Philosophy , 115 ( 11 ), 588 - 604 . Harsanyi , J. C. ( 1953 ). Cardinal utility in welfare economics and in the theory of risk-taking . Journal of Political Economy , 61 ( 5 ), 434 - 435 ... Science, Ghent University , Ghent , Belgium 1 Erasmus Institute for Philosophy and Economics, Erasmus University of Rotterdam , Rotterdam , The Netherlands John Rawls famously argued that the Difference
interconnectivity of the wood pellet supply system predispose the supply chain to various cascading climate change impacts stemming from environmental, social, political and economic domains, and highlight the value ... political efforts to increase its use mainly rely on the presumption that it will be domestically sourced, and hence increase energy self-sufficiency (Mandley et al. 2020) . However, international trade in
The degrees of belief of rational agents should be guided by the evidence available to them. This paper takes as a starting point the view—argued elsewhere—that the formal model best able to capture this idea is one that represents degrees of belief using Dempster–Shafer belief functions. However, degrees of belief should not only respect evidence; they also guide decision and...
scrutinized in a number of fields including political philosophy and economics. His maximin rule for the distribution of income and wealth is perhaps most criticized. Rawls is well aware that the maximin rule ... person and the right to hold property; political liberty (the right to vote and equal eligibility for public office); and equal access for positions in private and public sectors). Thus, the three
