Endogenous property rights regimes, common-pool resources and trade

Galinato, Gregmar I.

doi:10.1016/j.ecolecon.2010.12.011

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“…A reasonable instrumental variable should have a strong correlation with the core explanatory variable art industry agglomeration and a weak direct correlation with the explained variable economic growth quality [18]. e proportion of pilot cities in the total number of cities in this province is the specific instrumental variable reform rate created in this study.…”

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An Empirical Study on the Influence of Art Industry Development on the Quality of China’s Economic Growth

Liu

2022

Mathematical Problems in Engineering

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Cultural industry is recognized as “sunrise industry of the century” or “gold industry,” and art, the most original and contagious form of expression in larger culture, has clearly become a leader in the rapid expansion of the cultural industry, with an unequalled affinity for other components of culture, such as religion and education. The subject of this study is empirical research on the impact of the art industry’s development on the quality of China’s economic growth. This study firstly combines the characteristics of cultural industry with the research framework of the quality of economic growth and theoretically analyzes how the development of cultural industry may affect the quality of economic growth from many different dimensions. The influence of cultural industry development on the quality of economic growth is then tested using the fixed effect and random effect models. Through the basic result analysis, robustness test, endogenous treatment, mechanism analysis, and other parts, the empirical test of the development of the art industry on the quality of economic growth, the research results show that the development of the art industry contributes to the improvement of the quality of economic growth.

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Section: Endogeneity Analysismentioning

confidence: 98%

An Empirical Study on the Influence of Art Industry Development on the Quality of China’s Economic Growth

Liu

2022

Mathematical Problems in Engineering

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“…These characteristics make the governance of CPRs very complicated because, as with private goods, the consumption of resource units by a user (for example, extracting timber from forests, catching sh from sheries, extracting water from groundwater resources, etc.) decreases the total amount of units available for others, and similar to public goods, it is di cult to prevent the exploitation of resource units that are in danger of destruction (Sarker et al, 2008;Velez et al, 2009;Cavalcanti et al, 2010;Anderies et al, 2011;Hikila et al, 2011;Galinato, 2011). The discussion of CPRs started with Hardin's famous article in 1968 entitled Tragedy of Common Resources.…”

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Simulating Institutional Change for Governing Natural Common-Pool Resources: An Agent-Based Model Approach

Mohammadi,

Gharakhani

2024

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Many local communities rely on natural Common-Pool Resources (CPRs) for their economic well-being. However, these resources often suffer from overexploitation due to the tragedy of the commons. Despite this challenge, evidence shows that local inhabitants can effectively govern CPRs through institutional rules. However, the specific mechanisms driving the emergence and changes in CPR governance still require further exploration. Agent-Based Models (ABMs) offer valuable insights into these dynamics by bridging the micro and macro levels of analysis. In this study, researchers employed the grammar of institutions (ADICO) to systematically model the mechanisms of emergence, institutional changes, and user strategies in CPR governance. The results demonstrate that self-governing institutions, which enforce rules by detecting cheaters and excluding them from resource extraction, outperform open-access arrangements. Furthermore, the study reveals that more complex institutional changes lead to weaker governance performance, while stricter rule enforcement results in higher resource stock levels but lower user payoffs. Lastly, the study suggests that reducing costs imposed on users is vital to prevent resource overexploitation. These findings enhance our understanding of the mechanisms behind successful CPR governance and can inform policy decisions aimed at promoting sustainable resource utilization. JEL classification: Q57, Q50, C63

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Local knowledge on plants and domestic remedies in the mountain villages of Peshkopia (Eastern Albania)

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Endogenous property rights regimes, common-pool resources and trade

Cited by 4 publications

References 33 publications

An Empirical Study on the Influence of Art Industry Development on the Quality of China’s Economic Growth

An Empirical Study on the Influence of Art Industry Development on the Quality of China’s Economic Growth

Simulating Institutional Change for Governing Natural Common-Pool Resources: An Agent-Based Model Approach

Local knowledge on plants and domestic remedies in the mountain villages of Peshkopia (Eastern Albania)

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