Lords committee: Dumping ahead

Lords' Debate Problem of Leisure

WHEN Baroness Burton of Coventry rose in the House of Lords on Wednesday, May 13th, 1964, to call attention to the problem of leisure, she reminded the House of a debate during the previous month on the need for an increase of automation in British industry and commerce, and for effective planning to meet the inevitable changes which it would cause in our society. She said that in 1957, she had...

Evidence to the House of Lords Select Committee on Economic Affairs on Aspects of the Economics of Climate Change

SUMMARY Dependence of damage estimates upon assumptions of economic growth and technological development • Greater economic growth could, by increasing emissions, lead to greater damages from climate change. On the other hand, by increasing wealth and advancing technological development and human capital, economic growth would also increase a society's adaptive capacity and reduce those damages...

Competition and unilateral dumping

This paper presents an analysis of the effects of market structure on the propensity of firms to dump goods. The analysis of Brander and Krugman is extended to show that in the presence of transportation costs, bilateral intra-industry trade is not possible without dumping. Contrary to the conventional wisdom, this paper finds that firms in markets with a large number of domestic competitors ar...

دمپینگ سندرم (Dumping Syndrome)

BH3-only proteins: the lords of death.

Although the mechanisms by which Bcl-2 family proteins control the apoptotic machinery of the cell are not fully understood, it becomes clear that the role of BH3-only proteins consists in serving as sensors or sentinels of cellular damage, transducing the apoptotic stimuli to the mitochondria. For this reason, mammalian cells have developed several strategies for their strict regulation throug...