Economics of regulation and outsourcing
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Economics of regulation and outsourcing
（Economic issues, problems and perspectives series）
Nova Science Publishers, c2013
- : hbk.
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Description
In this book, the authors present current research from across the globe in the study of the economics of regulation and outsourcing in the global economic perspective. Topics discussed in this compilation include how bank market power and market structure affect economic volatility; alternatives to traditional regulation, such as commitments on a voluntary basis, which may encourage companies to innovate and respond to environmental challenges; CO2 mitigation instruments in the transport sector; outsourcing and administrative models in Western Europe; bilateral oligopoly in the wholesale electricity market; regulating informational imperfections and market failures in the insurance market; the economics of good communication in outsourced and off-shore call centres; the role of power and dependence in outsourcing; and the movement to outsource operations in industrial environments.
Table of Contents
- Preface
- Bank Market Power and Economic Volatility: Some International Evidence
- The Role of Environmental Agreements for Environmental and Biodiversity Protection: Evidence from European Experiences
- An Analytical Framework to Assess the Interactions between CO2 Mitigation Instruments in the Transport Sector
- Outsourcing and Administrative Models in Western Europe
- An Application of a Slope-Taking Equilibrium Model to Bilateral Oligopoly in a Wholesale Electricity Market
- Regulating Informational Imperfections and Market Failures in the Insurance Market
- The Economics of Good Communication in Outsourced and Offshored (O & O) Call Centres: How Much Does Good English Communication Cost in Asian Call Centres?
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