Economics, Econometrics and Finance – Page 15 – Cambridge Scholars Publishing

Transformation and Post-War Economic Recovery of Ukraine

Edited By: Leonid Kistersky, Anatolii Zadoia

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This monograph explores the post-war revival of Ukraine’s economy based on world experience and advanced technologies. It offers practical recommendations for participants in reconstruction, while its approaches can be adapted for any country building a new economic model.

Transient Market Power of Firms

By: T.V.S. Ramamohan Rao, Surajit Bhattacharyya

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Firms use non-price strategies to reveal their products' value and gain market power. This book shows how these strategies create long-term market power, not transient gains as often assumed. Discover measures of intrinsic value and the non-price strategies that perpetuate it.

Firms use non-price strategies to reveal their products’ value and gain market power. This book shows how these strategies create long-term market power, not transient gains as often assumed. Discover measures of intrinsic value and the non-price strategies that perpetuate it.

Trial and Error in Journalism and Communication Education

Between the Classroom and Industry

Edited By: Sandra Marinho, Pilar Sánchez-García

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This book explores teaching journalism and communication in a changing media environment. Bringing together professors and students from across Europe, it offers training proposals and insights to strengthen university teaching for professional communicators in the digital age.

Turkish Economic Policies and External Dependency

By: Murat Çimen, Filiz Katman

£39.99

This book analyses Turkey's economic policies from a dependency perspective, identifying the macroeconomic variables that lead to recurring crises. It proposes an alternative economic policy to develop an independent structure so Turkey can act in her own interests.

This book analyses Turkey’s economic policies from a dependency perspective, identifying the macroeconomic variables that lead to recurring crises. It proposes an alternative economic policy to develop an independent structure so Turkey can act in her own interests.

Unconscionable Conduct in Commercial Transactions

Global Perspectives and Applications

By: Garth Wooler

£61.99

Wooler looks at the historical use of allegations of unconscionable conduct within the context of independent trade finance instruments. He makes a detailed survey of the law of unconscionable conduct and the complexities of the doctrine of independence.

Uses and Misuses of Inflation and Price Indices

By: Jeff Ralph, Paul A. Smith, Robert O’Neill

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As rising inflation puts pressure on households, this book explores what inflation is and how we measure it. It recounts the history of price rises and how pensions, pay and benefits have been affected, examining the political and economic factors driving government responses.

Using Poetry for Economic Analysis

Economics Meets Literature

By: Ky-Hyang Yuhn

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This book is the first to amalgamate economics with poetry, novels, paintings, and movies. It presents the principles of economics in plain and lyrical English, analysing real-world issues for students, financial practitioners, and lay readers alike.

Venezuela in the Gordian Knot

Lessons for Rebuilding Democracy and Economic Prosperity

By: José Noguera-Santaella

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Once Latin America's wealthiest country, with the world's largest oil reserves, Venezuela is a failed state. How did this happen and how can it get out? This book diagnoses the 40 years of populism that allowed Hugo Chavez to rise and resulted in the nation's impoverishment.

Once Latin America’s wealthiest country, with the world’s largest oil reserves, Venezuela is a failed state. How did this happen and how can it get out? This book diagnoses the 40 years of populism that allowed Hugo Chavez to rise and resulted in the nation’s impoverishment.

Watching Pages, Reading Pictures

Cinema and Modern Literature in Italy

Edited By: Daniela De Pau, Georgina Torello

£44.99

While Italian cinema is known for Neo-Realism and Spaghetti Westerns, its crucial affair with literature is less familiar. This book explores this fruitful relationship through discussions of significant film adaptations that exemplify this alliance's variety.

Why the Conventional Wisdom about the 2008 Financial Crisis is Still Wrong

Ten Years Later

By: Paul Mueller

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Much of what you've been taught about the 2008 financial crisis is incorrect. It wasn’t caused by free market capitalism, but by market distortions from government subsidies and misregulation. The new regulations haven’t solved the problem—in fact, they may have made it worse.

Much of what you’ve been taught about the 2008 financial crisis is incorrect. It wasn’t caused by free market capitalism, but by market distortions from government subsidies and misregulation. The new regulations haven’t solved the problem—in fact, they may have made it worse.

Why the New Deal Failed

By: Bernard C. Beaudreau

£70.99

While favorable to the New Deal's motives, this book is critical of its implementation. It argues the Great Depression was caused by a technological shock that gapped productivity and income. The New Deal sought to close this gap, but its policies were doomed from the start.

While favorable to the New Deal’s motives, this book is critical of its implementation. It argues the Great Depression was caused by a technological shock that gapped productivity and income. The New Deal sought to close this gap, but its policies were doomed from the start.

Women’s Political Visibility and Media Access

The Case of Nigeria

Edited By: Oladokun Omojola

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Despite laws against gender discrimination, women remain invisible in the media. This book explores women's political visibility in Nigeria, assessing aggressive tactics, “conscious reporting,” and the use of ICTs as practical ways of bridging this wide gap.

Despite laws against gender discrimination, women remain invisible in the media. This book explores women’s political visibility in Nigeria, assessing aggressive tactics, “conscious reporting,” and the use of ICTs as practical ways of bridging this wide gap.