Luca Lambertini Orden de los libros

Focusing on strategic delegation in oligopoly games, this book reinterprets traditional economic results by emphasizing that firm control often lies outside the hands of owners. It presents theoretical models backed by numerous real-world examples, enhancing the understanding of strategic interactions and decision-making in competitive markets. Through its analysis, the book sheds light on the complexities of agency relationships in oligopolistic settings, making it a valuable resource for scholars and practitioners alike.

A comprehensive and self-contained exposition of the applications of optimal control and differential game theory to industrial organisation and trade.

The book explores the critical relationship between industrial production, resource consumption, and environmental impact, highlighting the shift from profit-driven practices to a focus on sustainability. It discusses the emerging consensus on regulating corporate behavior to protect natural resources and ensure long-term economic viability. By utilizing modern oligopoly theory as a framework, it provides a comprehensive analysis of current economic discussions surrounding these pressing issues.

Nei dodici misteriosi crimini di Le avventure di Sherlock Holmes il celebre investigatore, spalleggiato dal fedelissimo Watson, mette in salvo patrimoni bancari, salva la vita a donne e uomini, risolve ogni indagine grazie alla sua affilata intelligenza analitica. Con Il ritorno di Sherlock Holmes, Doyle, per assecondare le pressanti richieste dei suoi lettori, fa rientrare in scena il famoso investigatore dopo che in un'opera precedente ne aveva narrato la morte. L'ultimo saluto di Sherlock Holmes riunisce otto casi brillantemente risolti dall'infallibile detective di Baker Street, sempre agile e perspicace. Nel Taccuino di Sherlock Holmes l'investigatore piú famoso al mondo, eroe-simbolo dell'Inghilterra vittoriana e positivista, si aggira tra maggiordomi, tappeti persiani e preziosi servizi da tè.

A serial killer is on the loose - a killer of the worst kind. Abducting children and murdering them in an undetectable way that confounds the police, he then returns the child's body to the mother with a desperately cruel note: You Got What You Deserved. It is a perplexing and terrible case, and Police Superintendent Adam Stubo is the unlucky man in charge of finding the kille. In desperation he recruits legal researcher Johanne Vik, a woman with an extensive knowledge and understanding of criminal history. So far the killer has abducted three children, but one child has not yet been returned to her mother. Is there a chance she is still alive...' This suspenseful and sophisticated crime novel is the first in a brand-new series, which has already been a huge bestseller in Europe.