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A method of estimation designed to find the causal effect of a discontinuous treatment
A method of estimation designed to find the causal effect when a policy variable has discontinuities in the first derivative, or ‘kinks’.
A theory of choice predicated on the anticipation of regret, utilized in decision-making processes to explain economic anomalies.
A comprehensive overview of regulation in economics, including its purpose, methods, and various frameworks.
A body set up to decide on and enforce regulations, often independent from direct government control.
The minimum capital required for banks and other financial services institutions by a regulator, such as a central bank or an international supervisory body.
The tendency of regulators to identify with the interest of the industry they are supposed to regulate.
The rejection region is a statistical concept used in hypothesis testing, referring to the range of values that leads to the rejection of the null hypothesis.
A decision rule for rejecting the null hypothesis in favour of the alternative based on test statistics or p-values.
Definition and meaning of a relationship investor
The theory that savings behaviour is affected by an individual's relative position in the income distribution.
The concept of relative price, its importance in economic choices, and its measurement.
