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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-8349-9692-3uter (1995) stress that cartels enforced by criminal organizations usually comprise a large number of firms, something which is counter-intuitive due to the negative relation between profits in the output market and firms active in the market.

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Empirische Analyse des Wertemanagementsan run a firm or economy of arbitrary size. Without bounds on information processing capacity, it is impossible to explain the sharing of information processing tasks that is such an important part of the interaction between members of organizations, and to explain the existence and functioning of t

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Bayesian Regulatory Mechanisms: Corruption and Learningself. This area of economics basically deals with the design of artificial rules under which outcomes which otherwise can only be attained through cooperation can be reached through the non-cooperative and decentralized behaviour of agents. Although the theory of regulation can be traced back to Hot

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Cartels Run by Criminal Organizations and Market Contestability operate as enforcers of collusive agreements among producers. In exchange for this service, criminal organizations receive a share of the profits from the firms which creates a cartel.. Using a Stiglerian analogy, these criminal organizations act as local regulatory agencies (partially captured by

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Inter-Generational Equity and the Rate of Discount in Long-Term Social Investmenthe discount rate is, at least in part, an expression of concerns about equity between the present and future generations and among future generations. I say, in part, because it also expresses both an expectation of the rates of return available to future generations in alternative uses of capital a