Does inequality lead to greater efficiency in the use of local commons? The role of strategic investments in capacity

Article Abstract:

The way that inequality in access to credit affects the strategic behavior of users of a common resource in their investment and extraction decisions are examined. Results affirm that agents invest in excess capacity, except when inequality is exceptionally high.

India, Economic aspects, Reports, Capital investments, Equality, Capital investment

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The polly sting

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Baby parrots and other wild birds are being sold illegally in the US. To protect these mostly endangered species, federal agencies are coordinating their efforts in stopping the black marketeers.

Investigations, Black market, Captive wild birds

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Zoning for Norman Rockwell

Article Abstract:

Details of new zoning laws that are going to be enforced in Baton Rouge area, for regulating traditional neighborhood developments, are presented.

Interpretation and construction, Laws, regulations and rules, Urban planning, Zoning law, Baton Rouge, Louisiana, Domestic policy

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