The efficient planning, execution, and management of institutional frameworks for climate change adaptation are essential to sustainable development. India, in particular, is known be disproportionately vulnerable the consequences change. This study examines effects environmental taxes, corruption, urbanization, economic growth, ecological risks, renewable energy sources on CO2 emissions India ...

Peter Hall and David Soskice suggest that institutional coherence is conducive to successful macroeconomic outcomes. Countries with corporate governance arrangements, industrial relations systems and other institutions that are congruent either with those of a coordinated market economy or with those of a liberal market economy are expected to perform better, while nations with less coherent in...

The aim of this article is to explore the implications for Arctic marine science treaty that being negotiated under auspices United Nations conservation and sustainable use biological diversity in areas beyond national jurisdiction (BBNJ) from perspective necessary institutional arrangements. Given architecture will be crucial successful implementation resulting treaty, examines approaches arra...

It is widely recognized that a Share Economy (SE) Pareto-dominates a FixedWage Economy (FWE) if unions care about employment. This begs the question, why profit sharing is less than ubiquitous. In this paper, we offer a solution to this conundrum by looking at particular transition arrangements from a FWE to a SE. We analytically show that despite the Pareto-dominance of a SE, the changeover fr...

However, a solvent borrower may still be unwilling to repay if the benefit of defaulting is greater than the perceived cost of sanctions associated with default. The trouble for a lender is that the perceived cost of these sanctions does not just depend on the lender=s willingness to inflict them, but on the whole set of institutional arrangements that affect the credit market. This includes th...

At any one time, some of its member countries will have arrangements with the IMF and others will not. What determines the pattern of arrangements? This is an important question for a number of reasons. Not least, by understanding the circumstances under which countries enter into arrangements it may be possible to redesign IMF conditionality and financing as well as the structure of the IMF’s ...