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The role of government intervention in financial development: micro‐evidence from China [PDF]

Accounting and Finance, 2019
This paper distinguishes between different forms of government intervention upon a firm, including the firm’s tax burden, sales to the government and state shares.
, Tong Fu, Lingbing Feng
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Feminist interventions in trade governance

2023
Gender equality and women’s empowerment have recently emerged as policy priorities in trade policymaking communities. International and domestic trade institutions are also increasingly attuned to the need to address the adverse impacts of trade on women and vulnerable groups.
Erin Hannah, Adrienne Roberts, Silke Trommer   +2 more
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Government Relations and Interventional Radiology

Seminars in Interventional Radiology, 2023
AbstractHealth care policy in the United States is made by nonphysician lawmakers and government employees. Through advocacy and lobbying, physicians have an opportunity to be involved in the process. Interventional radiologists (IRs) are the experts on issues related to IR.
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Interventions by Governments

2021
The opening part of this chapter identifies and discusses the main methods that governments employ to intervene in markets: monetary and fiscal policies and intervention in banks. The role of the Principles of Proportionality and Subsidiarity in the manner that EU intervenes in markets is appraised prior to a review of the details of its intervention ...
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Government Failure and Government Intervention

1999
Although the development and extension of the theory of market failure represents an impressive intellectual achievement, it is clear from the discussion in Chapter 2 that this paradigm has too many flaws for it to accurately prescribe the appropriate degree of government intervention in a modern advanced market economy.
Joe Wallis, Brian Dollery
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GOVERNMENT INTERVENTION IN CHILD REARING: GOVERNING INFANCY

Educational Theory, 2010
In this essay, Robert Davis argues that much of the moral anxiety currently surrounding children in Europe and North America emerges at ages and stages curiously familiar from traditional Western constructions of childhood. The symbolism of infancy has proven enduringly effective over the last two centuries in associating the earliest years of children'
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Government interventions and productivity growth

Journal of Economic Growth, 1996
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Government Intervention and Finance

2009
There is significant government intervention in financial markets. The economic theory of the state or regulation does not provide unique and generally accepted principles. There are many approaches. Finance is singled out for regulation because financial entities provide services instead of goods for final consumption, creating the impression that ...
Carlos M. Peláez, Carlos A. Peláez
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Government Intervention in Agriculture

2003
This chapter is intended at: Presenting the economic rationale for government intervention in agriculture. Analyzing the main economic policies affecting the agricultural sector. Presenting a brief historical review of government involvement in agriculture in a selected number of EU countries prior to the implementation of the Common ...
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