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Are Consumers (Approximately) Rational? Shifting the Burden of Proof
Review of Economics and Statistics, 2023We present a statistical test for the hypothesis of (approximate) utility maximization on the basis of nonparametric revealed preference conditions. We take as null hypothesis that the consumer behaves randomly, and we reject this hypothesis only if ...
L. Cherchye +3 more
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2014
This chapter explains the rules governing the legal and evidential burdens of proof that decide which party has the responsibility of proving a fact in issue to the court. It then discusses the degree of persuasiveness the evidence must attain to satisfy the appropriate standard of proof including the test for a successful submission of no case to ...
Martin Hannibal, Lisa Mountford
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This chapter explains the rules governing the legal and evidential burdens of proof that decide which party has the responsibility of proving a fact in issue to the court. It then discusses the degree of persuasiveness the evidence must attain to satisfy the appropriate standard of proof including the test for a successful submission of no case to ...
Martin Hannibal, Lisa Mountford
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Medical Education, 2022
Many medical schools have well‐established admission pathways and programming to support Indigenous medical workforce development. Ideally, these efforts should contribute to attracting highly qualified Indigenous applicants which, in turn, may improve ...
Sarah Burm +4 more
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Many medical schools have well‐established admission pathways and programming to support Indigenous medical workforce development. Ideally, these efforts should contribute to attracting highly qualified Indigenous applicants which, in turn, may improve ...
Sarah Burm +4 more
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Reversing the burden of proof before human rights bodies
International Journal of Human Rights, 2021This article considers the allocation of the burden of proof before international human rights bodies, with attention to six different judicial and quasi-judicial bodies – the European Court of Human Rights, the Inter-American Court of Human Rights, the ...
Christopher Roberts
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The American Journal of Political Science Law and Criminology
This paper provides a comprehensive review of two fundamental principles in Anglo-Saxon criminal justice systems: the burden of proof and the presumption of innocence.
Malikabonu Abdullaeva
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This paper provides a comprehensive review of two fundamental principles in Anglo-Saxon criminal justice systems: the burden of proof and the presumption of innocence.
Malikabonu Abdullaeva
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Product Liability Directive: Disclosure of Evidence, the Burden of Proof and Presumptions
Journal of European Tort LawOn 12 March 2024, the European Parliament adopted in first reading the Product Liability Directive, adding substantial amendments to the European Commission’s proposal of 2022. The aim of the reform is to adapt the famous 1985 Product Liability Directive
Zoé Jacquemin
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2016
Pay attention as to who bears the burden of proof. Those who claim that their opponents are inconsistent should prove their claim (it is impossible to prove that one is consistent), and those who claim that a certain generalization is false should point at cases that refute it (there is no way to prove a factual generalization).
Joseph Agassi, Abraham Meidan
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Pay attention as to who bears the burden of proof. Those who claim that their opponents are inconsistent should prove their claim (it is impossible to prove that one is consistent), and those who claim that a certain generalization is false should point at cases that refute it (there is no way to prove a factual generalization).
Joseph Agassi, Abraham Meidan
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Dodging the burden of proof: A reply to Manville, Lens and Mönkkönen
Urban studies, 2020Manville, Lens, Mönkkönen’s reply to our ‘Housing, urban growth and inequalities’ Urban Studies article is welcome. However, it fails to engage with our two main criticisms of the housing-as-opportunity literature: that (a) deregulation and upzoning in ...
A. Rodríguez‐Pose, M. Storper
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