Thatswhy my suggestiv question: Is there a sufficient reason for renewable
energy subsidies?
Steffen
How did you arrive at this conclusion? It seems to me that if you lower
the cost of renewable resources, that will result in less exhaustable
resources being extracted, since some of the exhaustable resources that
could previously be extracted profitably would now remain in the ground.
I think
I think you can`t unlink both factors (genes/womb and country) because
genetic defects and growth of embryo are partly affected by social and
environmental circumstances of the country, carciogenic pollution and food,
malnutrition or physical stress of the mother (hard work, etc.). Thatswhy I
Why do people not reject decisions, which with hindsight are unfavourable?
The drink order paradox seems to be similar to the subject of following
paper:
Illusion of Expertise in Portfolio Decisions: An Experimental
Approach
GERLINDE FELLNER, WERNER GUETH, BORIS MACIEJOVSKY
ABSTRACT:
JP wrote:
Actually, no, here's a thought: in six billion years, the sun will burn
out,
making all research into stainability and environmental / resource
economics a waste of time. There's an obvious connection to entropy right
there.
-JP
As long as environmental and resource economics
I think it is good example for bundling or vertical integration. Like a free
Microsoft Internet Explorer (see S. Landsburgs Slate column) the buyer is better off,
if the seller offers two complementary goods like meals and toilets in a bundle than a
seperate offer. If you are in a restaurant
Dear armchairs,
i'm looking for a current review of capital market imperfection as an infant industry
argument. Do you have any recommendations?
Thanks,
Steffen
Dear armchairs,
I'm looking for a comprehensible and practical textbook in econometrics (beginners up
to intermediate level)for self-study. Can you give me some recommendations.
Thanks!
Steffen
Dear Armchairs,
I'm looking for recent studies of environmental and economic effects of speed limits.
Who knows something about that topic?
Steffen
Dear Armchairs,
I'm looking for a source of information about market instruments for traffic policy.
Do you know experts, papers, books or web ressources about this topic?
Thanks!
Steffen
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Steffen
Dear Armchairs,
in germany we have a fierce political disput about efficency and environmental
effectivity of legal imposition of bottle deposits. The government prefers a refund
system and get support of regional breweries. But nationwide softdrink suppliers
without a running refund systems
Dear armchairs,
i think there is a at least partial contradiction between the hypothesis of
diminishing marginal return of income and the hypothesis that people care about
consuming more than their neighbors or about earning more than their neighbors (Frank:
Luxury Fever). If the latter is
This does not contradict diminishing marginal utility. DMU
proposes that
for a given good, after some amount, extra amounts yield ever
diminishing
extra utility.
My use of contradiction was misleading. Here I have no dissent to Fred.
If a particular threshold of income is needed in
David Friedman did in his webbed version of Price Theory a interesting piece of work
about the economics of heating and a optimal rental fee with heating subsidies (Ch.
21:
http://www.daviddfriedman.com/Academic/Price_Theory/PThy_1st_Edn_Ch21/PThy_1st_Edn_Chap_21.html).
But he pointed out,
Dear armchairs,
charitable organisations claim that paying for blood donations could worsen the
situation because it mostly attracts people from high risk groups (junkies etc.)and
those who donate blood are people with a low risk of poor blood quality. But
otherwise there is a lack of supply
Dear
Armchairs,
does anybody know, where can I finda comprehensive discussion of
the economics of cross licensing and some empirical cases. As I understand the
idea behind cross licensing as a means for firm collusion it works similar like
grandfathered tradeble permits in environmental
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