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... this case. There might be some reference to local policy objectives but this would not necessarily secure resources from the ...with policy-makers (Waddington & Hamilton, ... See full document

... of social welfare. In this case, along with a benevolent role of government a¤ecting returns to a productive capital, it may also promote accumulation of an unpro- ductive capital which is primarily meant ... See full document

... That social structure can improve efficiency is important, and as mentioned earlier, the baseline from which costs of rent-seeking are measured is not clearly defined in economic ...of social ... See full document

... healthcare- seeking behavior: care quality, cleanliness of facilities, service attitude, and hospital reputation, while Boscarino and Steiber [16] categorized the factors of consideration in the order of ... See full document

... productive rent-seeking situations, a change in the number of contestants alters the balance between the rent-dissipation and the lost-treasure components of the social ...the social ... See full document

... maximizing social welfare leads government organizations to become less efficient than a „benevolent dictator‟ (Buchanan and Wagner, ...government policy when the cost of public goods exceeds their ... See full document

... guarantee social stability of the corruption-free regime independently on the punishment level for ...“limit case” when the model is reduced to Polishchuk and Savvateev (1997) construction but with ... See full document

... the study strengthen those of Kang and Setyawan (2012), who provided empirical evidence of the power of local own revenue in determining the budget allocation in local ... See full document

... Government policy to fight unemployment would not increase unemployment benefits, but would reduce the wage gap between markets through complete privatization of the industrial sector and/or the ... See full document

... Leprechaun’s gold is fake and useless, is consistent with this interpretation. Using the Sorcerer’s/Philosopher’s Stone is the only method of transforming “any metal into pure gold…” but the only Stone that was in ... See full document

... in rent seeking and reduces the number of entrepreneurs running productive ...in rent-seeking ...through rent-seeking and voracity ... See full document

... of social entrepreneurship was also informed by the research I had undertaken in 1997, as part of an MSc19, into the relationship between the vision and actions of social ...for Social Entrepreneurs; ... See full document

... century, aggrieved plaintiffs and government enforcement agencies have looked to antitrust law (competition law in the rest of the world) to right anticompetitive wrongs such as price fixing and cartelization. However, ... See full document

... that social investment will be a success only if a series of market failures are ...Government Social Investment green paper and is a common normative position for government intervention (Zerbe and McCurdy ... See full document

... this study are drawn from one focus group, lasting 90 minutes, and two semi- structured, qualitative interviews, lasting 45 and 75 minutes, as well as two written exercises completed by all ... See full document

... This paper proposes a model of implicit contract between the rent-maximizing rulers and rent-seeking activists under a hierarchical regime, analyzes the equilibrium in the political labo[r] ... See full document

... In this respect, poorly defined property rights are responsible not just for large potential markets for rent seeking, but also for the ability of rent seekers to run larger "firms." In [r] ... See full document

... the social revolution that gradually transformed society of Smith's era from late feudalism into modern industrial ...regulation, seeking to achieve positive effects of market mechanisms, the contemporary ... See full document

... An example of a rent-seeking model with an endogenous prize is Baye et al. (2005), who use an all-pay auction framework in order to compare different litigation sys- tems. Here, different legal systems are ... See full document

... A crucial assumption often lurks forgotten in the background of these evaluations—the idea that property laws are fair or impartial to begin with. Consequently, we conflate consistent application of the rules with the ... See full document