Daniel Leonard

Flinders University - School of Business Economics

Adelaide SA 5001

Australia

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Technology Transfers and Industry Closures

CIRANO - Scientific Publication No. 2012s-17
Number of pages: 34 Posted: 27 Oct 2012
Daniel Leonard and Ngo Van Long
Flinders University - School of Business Economics and McGill University - Department of Economics
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Technology Transfers, Industry Closures

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Endogenous Changes in Tastes

CIRANO - Scientific Publications 2014s-23
Number of pages: 17 Posted: 04 Mar 2014
Daniel Leonard and Ngo Van Long
Flinders University - School of Business Economics and McGill University - Department of Economics
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Endogenous preferences, bequests, chaos

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Emulation in Teams and Families

CIRANO - Scientific Publication No. 2009s-04
Number of pages: 33 Posted: 28 Mar 2009
Daniel Leonard and Ngo Van Long
Flinders University - School of Business Economics and McGill University - Department of Economics
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emulation, goal setting, principal-agent relationship

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Is Emulation Good for You? The Ups and Downs of Rivalry

CIRANO - Scientific Publications 2008s-02
Number of pages: 36 Posted: 11 Dec 2008
Daniel Leonard and Ngo Van Long
Flinders University - School of Business Economics and McGill University - Department of Economics
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Emulation, Goal Setting

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Corruption, Trade and Resource Conversion

Journal of Environmental Economics and Management, Vol. 50, No. 2, pp. 229-446, September 2005
Posted: 03 Sep 2005
Edward B. Barbier, Richard Damania and Daniel Leonard
Colorado State University, Fort Collins - Department of Economics, World Bank and Flinders University - School of Business Economics

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Corruption, Developing countries, Lobbying, Open economy, Political economy, Resource conversion, Resource-trade dependency, Terms of trade