Reasons for competition

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... Chapter 6. Reasons for Firm Incentives 46 Nevertheless, we might expect employers to pay for specific human capital when they have a reputation for fair and honest dealing. As we have argued before, ... up a lot for it. The problem is that the cost may be greater than the benefit. If workers are forced to take a fringe because it is “important,” then they could be forced to pay more for something ... would measure the effort expended. Total effort for all workers combined increased as workers were added to the group doing the pulling at the same time that the individual efforts of the workers...

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... 16% of global water use is not for producing domestically-consumed products, but for products for export. Assuming that, on average, agricultural production for export does not significantly ... to produce the feed for the animals that provide the meat for the rich cannot be used for other purposes, e.g. to fulfil more basic needs of people who however cannot afford to pay. The answer ... to water has been formally established, but there are no enforcement mechanisms. Besides, the right specifically refers to water for basic needs in domestic use, not to water for food. Food itself...

... WEBB970to gain ongoing useful feedback on performance that makes for productand service improvements (Weir & Hibbert, 2000). Consensus has there-fore emerged in the business world that commercial ... healthinformation (Belch et al., 1995) or to process information in a biasedmanner and draw erroneous conclusions about the relative risks of dif-ferent health behaviors (Ruiter et al., 2001). For ... and discomfort experienced when watchingor listening to a fear message may trigger the very behavior that the adis designed to prevent (Henley, 2002). For instance, it is not unusual for smokers...

... how a competition authority applying competition law can bring added value (for example, in the field of market definition, which has been under discussion for quite some time). For reasons ... and enforcement authorities (in their competition advocacy function) in their efforts to promote competition oriented regulatory reform in banking; • to assist policy-makers and enforcement ... this can be addressed through formal or informal consultation of the sector regulator by the competition authority. The OECD Report on Regulatory Reform notes: “Reformers should pay special...

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