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Edward Elgar Publishing Ltd EU Corporate Law and EU Company Tax Law
Book SynopsisWith the European Union striving to become the world's most competitive economy, the developments in the two closely interconnected areas of European corporate law and European company tax law are of utmost importance. This book focuses on the crucial issues raised by these developments, on their far-reaching implications and on the key challenges to the future legislative choices. The book illustrates the key developments in EU corporate law and EU company tax law, the EU planned initiatives in these areas, and - at a time when member states increasingly tend to use company law and company tax provisions to attract businesses and investments - it suggests how future developments can contribute to the undistorted functioning of the internal market and to the strategic 'Lisbon-objective'. The explanation of these legislative and case-law developments is of use to students and indicates new opportunities for business expansion strategies throughout the European Community. The book concludes that new optional, but attractive, EU company law vehicles and company tax regimes would be, in these two areas, the only legal and effective means towards an undistorted functioning of the internal market and towards the Lisbon-objective. This ultimately gives rise to a far-reaching challenge for all debates on the future patterns of European integration.Luca Cerioni introduces new themes for academic research and discussion subjects for decision-makers and at the same time, uniquely, makes these accessible to a much wider international public of students, businesses and practitioners.Table of ContentsContents: Preface Foreword Part I: The Developments of EC Legislation and Case Law in Corporate Taxation and Company Law and their Ultimate Outcome: A Contribution to the Legal Competition between Member States 1. The Ultimate Result of EC Legislation and Case Law in the Field of Companies’ Taxation: An Increased Scope for Tax Competition Among Member States 2. Latest ECJ Rulings on the Freedom of Establishment in the Context of EC Company Law Developments 3. From the Limits of the EC Company Law Harmonization Programme to the ‘Limited Supranationality’ in the SE Part II: The Response to the Challenge of Legal Competition: A Supranational Solution? 4. Alternative Routes Towards the Level Playing Field for Companies in the European Community: Suggestions 5. Hypothesis for (Truly) Supranational Developments 6. Conclusions Appendices Bibliography Further Reading Index
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Edward Elgar Publishing Ltd Economics of Commercial Arbitration and Dispute
Book SynopsisThis volume presents the most important published articles on arbitration, which is now an established dispute resolution method for the international business community.Complemented by the editors' authoritative introduction, this collection critically examines theoretical foundations as well as empirical and experimental evidence on the nature, efficacy and limitations of commercial dispute arbitration. With emphasis on dispute resolution in both developed and developing economies, this timely volume is indispensable for researchers in law and economics. Corporate and legal practitioners interested in the growing importance of arbitration in economic transactions will also find this an invaluable reference tool.Table of ContentsContents: Acknowledgements Introduction Orley C. Ashenfelter and Radha K. Iyengar PART I GENERAL THEORY ON ARBITRATION AND DISPUTE RESOLUTION 1. Soia Mentschikoff (1961), ‘Commercial Arbitration’ 2. Todd B. Carver and Albert A. Vondra (1994), ‘Alternative Dispute Resolution: Why It Doesn’t Work and Why It Does’ 3. Steven Shavell (1995), ‘Alternative Dispute Resolution: An Economic Analysis’ 4. Bruce L. Benson (1989), ‘The Spontaneous Evolution of Commercial Law’ 5. Jonathan R. Hay and Andrei Shleifer (1998), ‘Private Enforcement of Public Laws: A Theory of Legal Reform’ PART II EMPIRICAL AND EXPERIMENTAL EVIDENCE ON ARBITRATION BEHAVIOR 6. Paul Pecorino and Mark Van Boening (2001), ‘Bargaining and Information: An Empirical Analysis of a Multistage Arbitration Game’ 7. Orley Ashenfelter, Janet Currie, Henry S. Farber and Matthew Spiegel (1992), ‘An Experimental Comparison of Dispute Rates in Alternative Arbitration Systems’ 8. Orley Ashenfelter and David E. Bloom (1984), ‘Models of Arbitrator Behavior: Theory and Evidence’ PART III ARBITRATION IN VARIOUS COMMERCIAL SETTINGS 9. Alan Schwartz (1997), ‘Contracting About Bankruptcy’ 10. Alessandra Casella (1996), ‘On Market Integration and the Development of Institutions: The Case of International Commercial Arbitration’ 11. Christopher R. Drahozal and Keith N. Hylton (2003), ‘The Economics of Litigation and Arbitration: An Application to Franchise Contracts’ 12. Lisa Bernstein (1992), ‘Opting Out of the Legal System: Extralegal Contractual Relations in the Diamond Industry’ 13. Phillip A. Miller (2000), ‘An Analysis of Final Offers Chosen in Baseball’s Arbitration System: The Effect of Pre-Arbitration Negotiation on the Choice of Final Offers’ PART IV COMMERCIAL DISPUTE ARBITRATION IN DEVELOPED, TRANSITIONAL AND DEVELOPING ECONOMIES 14. Bruce L. Benson (1995), ‘An Exploration of the Impact of Modern Arbitration Statutes on the Development of Arbitration in the United States’ 15. Katharina Pistor (1996), ‘Supply and Demand for Contract Enforcement in Russia: Courts, Arbitration, and Private Enforcement’ 16. Marcel Fafchamps (1996), ‘The Enforcement of Commercial Contracts in Ghana’ PART V INTERNATIONAL AND TRANSNATIONAL ARBITRATION 17. Philip J. McConnaughay (1999), ‘The Risks and Virtues of Lawlessness: A “Second Look” at International Commercial Arbitration’ 18. Peer Zumbansen (2002), ‘Piercing the Legal Veil: Commercial Arbitration and Transnational Law’ 19. Christopher R. Drahozal (2000), ‘Commercial Norms, Commercial Codes, and International Commercial Arbitration’ Name Index
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Edward Elgar Publishing Ltd Corporate Law and Economics
Book SynopsisThis 11th volume in the highly acclaimed Encyclopedia of Law and Economics provides a sophisticated summary of law and economics approaches to the most important topics in contemporary corporate law.The work is divided into three thematic parts, namely; corporate governance, securities regulation, and the law and economics of debt financing. The Encyclopedia reviews leading empirical research and provides theoretical methods for a nuanced understanding of the field, including such specific issues as the characteristics of corporations, the role of passive index funds in corporate governance, the board of directors’ actions, and core principles such as the business judgement rule. Presenting a synopsis of both the classic and emerging literature across several corporate law sectors, each chapter also offers a detailed bibliography and operates as a springboard and touchstone for further research. Corporate Law and Economics will be an indispensable resource for scholars and students of corporate law as well as for economics, accountancy and management scholars working in the fields of corporate governance and industrial organisation.Key Features: Includes new theoretical tools for thinking about the changing roles of key actors, such as business directors Addresses contemporary topics such as the economics of insider trading to illustrate a complete picture of modern economics Expert contributions and comprehensive literature reviews that will benefit scholars from a variety of law and non-law disciplines such as economics and accounting Trade Review‘This volume offers meticulously researched and highly accessible accounts of key areas of corporate law, analyzed through an economic lens. Written by leading scholars, each chapter compellingly illustrates the value of economic analysis in assessing law and policy. It serves as an essential reference for anyone seeking a deeper understanding of fundamental doctrines and questions in corporate governance, securities regulation, and law and finance.’ -- Andrew Tuch, Washington University in St. Louis, USTable of ContentsContents: 1 Introduction to Corporate Law and Economics 1 Adam B. Badawi PART I CORPORATE GOVERNANCE AND THE LEGAL STRUCTURE OF THE FIRM 2 The theory of business organizations 8 Giuseppe Dari-Mattiacci 3 The monitoring board revisited 35 Zenichi Shishido 4 Passive investing and corporate governance: A law and economics analysis 58 Dorothy S. Lund 5 Corporate expression 79 Vincent J. Buccola 6 The business judgment rule 97 Adam B. Badawi PART II THE LAW AND ECONOMICS OF SECURITIES REGULATION 7 The law and economics of insider trading 2.0 126 Stephen M. Bainbridge 8 What is the purpose of securities regulation? 152 David H Webber and Connor S Flaherty PART III CORPORATE DEBT 9 The use of debt in corporate finance 177 Elisabeth de Fontenay 10 Deconstructing the senior creditor 205 Anthony J Casey and Andrew Verstein Index
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Edward Elgar Publishing Ltd Research Handbook on the Economics of Corporate
Book SynopsisComprising essays specially commissioned for the volume, leading scholars who have shaped the field of corporate law and governance explore and critique developments in this vibrant and expanding area and offer possible directions for future research. This important addition to the Research Handbooks in Law and Economics series provides insights into subjects such as the role of directors, shareholders, creditors and employees; empirical studies of litigation and shareholder activism; executive compensation; corporate gatekeepers; comparative law; and behavioral approaches to law and finance. Topics are organized within five sections: corporate constituencies, insider governance, gatekeepers, jurisdiction, and new theory. Taken as a whole, the volume serves as an introduction for those new to the field and as a reference for those unfamiliar with some of the topics discussed. Authoritative and accessible, the Research Handbook on the Economics of Corporate Law will be a valuable resource for students, scholars, and practitioners of corporate law and economics. Contributors: R.B. Ahdieh, V. Atanasov, S.M. Bainbridge, B. Black, M.M. Blair, M.T. Bodie, C.S. Ciccotello, D.C. Clarke, L.A. Cunningham, A. Darbellay, S.M. Davidoff, L.M. Fairfax, F. Ferri, J.E. Fisch, T. Frankel, R.J. Gilson, S.J. Griffith, C.A. Hill, R. Kraakman, D.C. Langevoort, I.B. Lee, B.H. McDonnell, R.W. Painter, F. Partnoy, D.G. Smith, R.S. Thomas, R.B. Thompson, D.I. Walker, C.K. WhiteheadTrade Review’The text as a whole is comprehensive and the analysis is very clear and precise. Readers will find the content interesting, including recent developments in law and economics; this book is a 'must have' for academics and practitioners in law and economics... Each article features a well-written reference that is beneficial to readers particularly when the article refers to a particular theory that is difficult to comprehend in the first instance... this Handbook is clearly presented and well researched. The articles are comprehensive in nature and closely tied to each other. Therefore it is undoubtedly invaluable to academics, researchers and students who are interested in economics and corporate law in the United States as well as comparative law studies.’ -- Jerome Chan, International Company and Commercial Law ReviewTable of ContentsContents: 1. Introduction: The Evolution of the Economic Analysis of Corporate Law Claire A. Hill and Brett H. McDonnell PART I: CORPORATE CONSTITUENCIES 2. Director Primacy Stephen M. Bainbridge 3. Corporate Law and the Team Production Problem Margaret M. Blair 4. The Role of Shareholders in the Modern American Corporation D. Gordon Smith 5. Creditors and Debt Governance Charles K. Whitehead 6. Employees and the Boundaries of the Corporation Matthew T. Bodie 7. The Role of the Public Interest in Corporate Law Ian B. Lee PART II: INSIDER GOVERNANCE 8. Fiduciary Duties: The Emerging Jurisprudence Claire A. Hill and Brett H. McDonnell 9. Empirical Studies of Representative Litigation Randall S. Thomas and Robert B. Thompson 10. The Elusive Quest for Director Independence Lisa M. Fairfax 11. ‘Low-Cost’ Shareholder Activism: A Review of the Evidence Fabrizio Ferri 12. Takeover Theory and the Law and Economics Movement Steven M. Davidoff 13. The Law and Economics of Executive Compensation: Theory and Evidence David I. Walker PART III: GATEKEEPERS 14. Transaction Cost Engineers, Loophole Engineers or Gatekeepers: The Role of Business Lawyers After the Financial Meltdown Richard W. Painter 15. Credit Rating Agencies and Regulatory Reform Aline Darbellay and Frank Partnoy 16. The Influence of Law and Economics on Law and Accounting: Two Steps Forward, One Step Back Lawrence A. Cunningham 17. The Role and Regulation of the Research Analyst Jill E. Fisch 18. D&O Insurance and the Ability of Shareholder Litigation to Deter Sean J. Griffith 19. The Influence of Investment Banks on Corporate Governance Tamar Frankel PART IV: JURISDICTION 20. Varieties of Corporate Law-Making: Competition, Preemption, and Federalism Robert B. Ahdieh 21. The Past and Future of Comparative Corporate Governance Donald C. Clarke PART V: NEW THEORY 22. Self-Dealing by Corporate Insiders: Legal Constraints and Loopholes Vladimir Atanasov, Bernard Black and Conrad S. Ciccotello 23. Behavioral Approaches to Corporate Law Donald C. Langevoort 24. Market Efficiency After the Fall: Where Do We Stand Following the Financial Crisis? Ronald J. Gilson and Reinier Kraakman Index
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Edward Elgar Publishing Ltd Transnational Corporations and International Law:
Book SynopsisTransnational Corporations and International Law provides a comprehensive overview of existing laws and principles aimed at regulating the international behavior of transnational corporations (TNCs). Alice de Jonge highlights the inadequacies and possibilities inherent in the current regulatory network and also outlines a theoretical framework for bringing TNCs more comprehensively under the coverage of internationally-agreed standards of behavior. The book then explores institutional avenues for bringing TNCs to account when such standards are breached. The author also provides a unique perspective on the role of TNCs in the evolution of international environmental law. She concludes by highlighting the need for what the Special Representative of the Secretary-General on the issue of human rights and transnational corporations and other business enterprises, has called 'principled pragmatism' in developing both the theory and practice of international law as applied to global corporations. This well-documented work will appeal to corporate leaders interested in understanding the related practicalities of international corporate liability as well as post-graduate students in international business and international policy studies. Policymakers, academics and researchers interested in a unique perspective on the future of the global corporation as an internationally responsible global citizen will find much to interest them in this book. Contents: 1. The Corporation: A Good Tool but a Bad Master 2. Corporations Behaving Well: Voluntary Strategies 3. The State and the Multinational Corporation: The Investment Relationship 4. Extra-territorial Legislation and Corporate Liability 5. Corporate Criminal Liability for Extra-territorial Harms 6. Bringing the TNC Under the Jurisdiction of International Law: Theory and Principles 7. Bringing the TNC Under the Jurisdiction of International Law: Institutional Avenues 8. The Global Firm and the Environment 9. The International Court of Justice as a Global Court of AppealTable of ContentsContents: 1. The Corporation: A Good Tool but a Bad Master 2. Corporations Behaving Well: Voluntary Strategies 3. The State and the Multinational Corporation: The Investment Relationship 4. Extra-territorial Legislation and Corporate Liability 5. Corporate Criminal Liability for Extra-territorial Harms 6. Bringing the TNC Under the Jurisdiction of International Law: Theory and Principles 7. Bringing the TNC Under the Jurisdiction of International Law: Institutional Avenues 8. The Global Firm and the Environment 9. The International Court of Justice as a Global Court of Appeal Bibliography Index
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Edward Elgar Publishing Ltd Company Law in China: Regulation of Business
Book SynopsisWang Jiang Yu approaches corporate law from a development and political economic perspective, while also giving a detailed analysis of what the law is. Better analyses of US corporate law have studied agency problems and strategically viable responses within the firm, while good studies of EU company law have also factored in questions of harmonization and regulatory arbitrage among jurisdictions. Wang provides us with what might become the leading paradigm for studies on Chinese corporate law: an understanding of how Western corporation forms have been employed and adjusted in China to meet the development agenda of the Chinese government and how this law is evolving in response to the state of the Chinese economy and the periodically adjusted positions of government planners'- David Donald, Professor, Faculty of Law, The Chinese University of Hong KongThis accessible book offers a comprehensive and critical introduction to the law on business organizations in the People's Republic of China. The coverage focuses on the 2005-adopted PRC Company Law and the most recent legislative and regulatory developments in the company law landscape in China. The book covers a wide range of topics including the definitions of companies as compared with other forms of business organizations, incorporation, shareholders rights and legal remedies, corporate governance (including the fiduciary and other duties and liabilities of directors, supervisors and managers), corporate finance (including capital and shares offering), fundamental corporate changes (including mergers & acquisitions, and takeovers), and corporate liquidation and bankruptcy. In addition to presenting strong doctrinal analysis, the author also considers China's unique social, political and economic contexts.Contents: 1. An Overview of the Company Law Regime In China 2. Types of Companies in the Diverse World of Business Organizations in China 3. Corporate Legal Personality and Limited Liability 4. Formation of Companies and the Rules of Capital Maintenance 5. Shareholders and their Rights 6. The General Corporate Governance and Management Structure 7. Fiduciary Duties of the Directors, Supervisors and Management Executives 8. Shareholder Litigation 9. Offering and Trading of Shares in Joint Stock Limited Companies 10. Financial Affairs, Accounting and Profit Distribution 11. Mergers, Acquisitions, and Takeovers 12. Corporate Liquidation and Bankruptcy IndexTrade Review'Company Law in China: Regulation of Business Organizations in a Socialist Market Economy provides a comprehensive introduction to the law on business organizations in China, considering the 2005 adaptation of PRC Company Law and he latest legislative developments in the country. ... Packed with details on corporate liquidation, bankruptcy, corporate finance and governance, and the latest regulations and business practices...' -- The Midwest Book Review‘Written with clarity and erudition, this newly published book from Edward Elgar should prove an invaluable work of reference for practitioners, academics and certainly investors interested in, or wishing to enhance their understanding of Chinese law – company law in particular. . . Meticulously footnoted, the book also provides a no less than seventeen-page bibliography at the back, of references in English, plus an extensive index. What a boon to researchers in Chinese law! ’ -- Phillip Taylor MBE and Elizabeth Taylor, The Barrister Magazine‘Wang Jiang Yu approaches corporate law from a development and political economic perspective, while also giving a detailed analysis of what the law is. Better analyses of US corporate law have studied agency problems and strategically viable responses within the firm, while good studies of EU company law have also factored in questions of harmonization and regulatory arbitrage among jurisdictions. Wang provides us with what might become the leading paradigm for studies on Chinese corporate law: an understanding of how Western corporation forms have been employed and adjusted in China to meet the development agenda of the Chinese government and how this law is evolving in response to the state of the Chinese economy and the periodically adjusted positions of government planners’ -- David Donald, Professor, Faculty of Law, The Chinese University of Hong KongTable of ContentsContents: 1. An Overview of the Company Law Regime In China 2. Types of Companies in the Diverse World of Business Organizations in China 3. Corporate Legal Personality and Limited Liability 4. Formation of Companies and the Rules of Capital Maintenance 5. Shareholders and their Rights 6. The General Corporate Governance and Management Structure 7. Fiduciary Duties of the Directors, Supervisors and Management Executives 8. Shareholder Litigation 9. Offering and Trading of Shares in Joint Stock Limited Companies 10. Financial Affairs, Accounting and Profit Distribution 11. Mergers, Acquisitions, and Takeovers 12. Corporate Liquidation and Bankruptcy Index
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De Gruyter Einleitung; §§ 1-3
Book SynopsisThis second edition guide to the German Unfair Competition Act (UWG) will be published in three volumes at thebeginning of 2013. The guide’s commentary is grounded in a firm understanding of legal issues, yet is also practical in its orientation. Written by respected legal scholars, the guide takes into account the significant reforms to the UWG that were instituted in recent years, particularly in 2004 and 2008. The guide also addresses recent judicial decisions, contributions to the literature on the UWB, as well as developments in European law.
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De Gruyter Schadensberechnung im Post M&A-Verfahren
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Springer Das Wissen des Aufsichtsrats
Book SynopsisGegenstand dieses Buches ist die Zurechnung des Wissens der Aufsichtsratsmitglieder einer deutschen AG. Hierbei handelt es sich um eine für die Praxis äußerst aktuelle Problematik, die dem komplexen und in der Rechtswissenschaft hoch umstrittenen Gebiet der Wissenszurechnung bei juristischen Personen angehört. Da die Thematik rund um das Wissen des Aufsichtsrats nicht ohne ein Grundverständnis der Wissenszurechnung im Ganzen analysiert werden kann, arbeitet der Autor zunächst die Entwicklungen dieses Rechtsinstituts auf und geht dabei insbesondere auf ungeklärte Aspekte ein, die an späterer Stelle für den Aufsichtsrat von Bedeutung sind. Hierauf folgt eine Untersuchung aller rechtlichen und tatsächlichen Entwicklungen des Aufsichtsorgans in den letzten Jahrzehnten, die für die Wissenszurechnung relevant sind und deren Berücksichtigung in der Literatur bislang ausblieb. Das auf dieser Grundlage vom Autor entwickelte Lösungsmodell bietet der Praxis ein eingängiges Instrument, welches nicht nur auf das Wissen des Aufsichtsrats anwendbar ist, sondern nahezu alle denkbaren Konstellationen der zivilrechtlichen Wissenszurechnung einbezieht.Table of ContentsEinleitung.- Grundlagen der Wissenszurechnung im Zivilrecht.- Das Wissen einer juristischen Person.- Das Wissen des Aufsichtsrats und seiner Mitglieder.- Exkurs – Wissenszurechnung im Zusammenhang mit Art. 17 Abs. 1 MAR.- Resümee und Ausblick.- Literaturverzeichnis.
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Taylor & Francis Ltd AntiMoney Laundering Compliance and the Legal Profession
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Taylor & Francis Ltd Company Directors Liability and Creditor
Book SynopsisThe book provides an analytical exposition of the law concerning directors' liability for the losses sustained by their companies' creditors, when the directors' companies are in financial distress or become insolvent. It is a detailed one-stop resource for obtaining a good understanding of the law which has developed from legislation and case law. In particular, there is a detailed consideration of what needs to be proved, what defences there are, and what might be the issues of concern for all parties. A doctrinal method is adopted and there is extensive analysis of the relevant legislation and case law. Rather than merely referring to cases to support propositions, the discussion considers many of the cases in context and in depth and their relevance to the aim of the book. The book also endeavours to provide views, in a practical way, on aspects of the law and it identifies problems and how they may be addressed.Of interest to legal practitioners and insolvency praTable of ContentsPart A - Introduction 1. Background. 2 Directors. 3 Creditors. 4 Claimants and Actions. Part B: Fraudulent Trading. 5 Background and Aim. 6 Fraudulent Trading: The Provision and its Scope. 7 Intent to Defraud and Fraudulent Purpose. Part C: Wrongful Trading. 8 Wrongful Trading: Background, Aims and Rationale. 9 An Exposition of the Wrongful Trading Provision and Its Scope. 10 The Wrongful Trading Defence. 11 Relief From Liability. Part D: The Obligation to Consider the Interests of Creditors. 12 The Development of the Obligation. 13 The Nature of and Rationale for the Obligation. 14 When Does the Obligation Arise? 15 Complying With the Obligation. 16 Commencing Proceedings and Determining Liability. 17 Relief From Liability. Part E: Diminution of Company Funds. 18 Unlawful Distributions
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Taylor & Francis Ltd The Law Relating to Financial Crime in the United
Book SynopsisOutlining the different types of financial crime and their impact, this book is a user-friendly, up-to-date guide to the regulatory processes, systems and legislation which exist in the UK. Each chapter has a similar structure and covers individual financial crimes including money laundering, terrorist financing, fraud, insider dealing, market abuse, bribery and corruption and finally tax avoidance and evasion. Offences are summarized and their extent is evaluated using national and international documents. Detailed assessments of financial institutions and regulatory bodies are made and the achievements of these institutions are analysed. Sentencing and policy options for different financial crimes are included and suggestions are made as to how criminal proceeds might be recovered. This third edition has been fully updated and includes a new chapter on corporate financial crime.Table of ContentsChapter 1 IntroductionChapter 2 Money LaunderingChapter 3 Terrorist Financing Chapter 4 FraudChapter 5 Insider DealingChapter 6 Market AbuseChapter 7 Bribery and CorruptionChapter 8 The Avoidance and Evasion of TaxChapter 9 Corporate Financial CrimeChapter 10 Conclusions and Recommendations
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