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case, they are fully compensated for their losses.) If, however, liability insurers cannot observe levels of care, insurance policies with full coverage would create severe moral hazard, and so would not be purchased. Instead, as we know from the theory of insurance, the typical amount of coverage purchased will be partial, for that leaves injurers with an incentive to reduce risk. In this case, therefore, the liability rule results in some direct incentive to take care because injurers are left

expenditure is a perfectly rational in order to reach their goal. However, some individuals, less concerned with animal welfare might view this decision making as completely irrational. Dr. Abraham Maslow, a clinical psychologist, developed a motivation theory based on the notion of human needs. These needs are arranged in a hierarchy, starting from the bottom; the Physiological needs. These are the most basic and biological need thus need to be satisfied first in order to restore equilibrium of human condition

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de création et de partage de la valeur en relation avec l’ensemble des parties prenantes qui concourent au fonctionnement de la firme. Abstract : Unsatisfied with the dominating shareholders’view, that we find unfitted to build a relevant theory of corporate governance, we propose an enlarged definition of the value which may be called, the stakeholder value. This definition and the associated measure are supposed to be more fitted to the stakeholder view of the firm and more relevant

quote revisions. On the other hand, quote reporting errors which are of a random nonpersistent nature may be capable of generating the observed behavior. The causality is, on the other hand, consistent with certain aspects of current microstructure theory. A negative relation between trades and lagged quote revisions is consistent with inventory control effects since a monopolistic market-maker with an inventory surplus would reduce his quotes to elicit more purchases. It is also consistent with the

ou d’une organisation économique particulière. Edge= n. avantage v. se déplacre lentement Effective= efficace Efficient= productif avec un minimum de pertes ou d’effort (efficace) Efficient market hypothesis= Efficient market theory-EMT= Le principe que tous les actifs sont correctement évalués par le marché Embezzle= détouner Embezzlement= détournement Endorse= approuver Endorsement= approbation Enhance= augmenter, améliorer Enterprise= 1° L'empressement de s’engager

target will not be met. The authors of the United Nations food report believe that humanity will somehow be able to produce more food while still honoring the value of other species by protecting their habitat. And it’s true that this is not a zero-sum game. A 70 percent increase in food production doesn’t necessarily mean a 70 percent reduction in habitat. But the Food and Agriculture Organization also warns that agricultural acreage will have to grow by some 120 million hectares. Add to this the ongoing

Panthéon-Sorbonne (1975), his special interests are Management, Philosophy and Ethics, Business and Society, Corporate Social Responsibility. He has published several scientific articles. His last books link Organization and Politics: Stakeholder Theory: A European Perspective (in collaboration with Maria BONNAFOUS-BOUCHER), Palgrave-macmillan, Basingstoke, UK, 2005, Management de la connaissance - Knowledge Management & Apprentissage organisationnel & Société de la connaissance, Economica, Paris

interesting, since there are so few ‘hard’ facts to go on. As a result, a number of handy speculations have acquired the status of facts; and this in itself may serve as a warning. For example, it is usually stated that Eudoxus of Cnidus invented the theory of proportions in Euclid’s book V. There is evidence for this, but it is rather slender. Fowler is suspicious, and Knorr more accepting, but both, as specialists, necessarily argue about its status. In all general histories, it has acquired the status