Nhat Le

Details der Publikationsliste

Zeitraum

2000 - 2007

Anzahl

21

Co-Autoren

Multimodal nanoprobes for radionuclide and five-color near-infrared optical lymphatic imaging (2007)

Kobayashi, Hisataka, Koyama, Yoshinori, Barrett, Tristan, Hama, Yukihiro, Regino, Celeste A. S., Shin, In Soo, ...

Current contrast agents generally have one function and (an only be imaged in monochrome; therefore, the majority of imaging methods can only impart uniparametric information. A single nanoparticle...

Decentralization, incentives, and asset ownership (2002)

Le, Nhat

This paper develops a model to explain why mass privatization can become troublesome when taking into account asymmetry of information and economies of scale. It also shows that, in early stages of...

Network externalities and institutional adaptation (2002)

Le, Nhat

This paper presents a dynamic framework that explains how a set of institutions emerges when players extrapolate across multiple games. It explores the existence of a fundamental circularity whereby...

Decentralization, incentives, and asset ownership (2002)

Le, Nhat

This paper develops a model to explain why mass privatization can become troublesome when taking into account asymmetry of information and economies of scale. It also shows that, in early stages of...

Network externalities and institutional adaptation (2002)

Le, Nhat

This paper presents a dynamic framework that explains how a set of institutions emerges when players extrapolate across multiple games. It explores the existence of a fundamental circularity whereby...

Decentralization, incentives, and asset ownership (2002)

Le, Nhat, School Of Economics

This paper develops a model to explain why mass privatization can become troublesome when taking into account asymmetry of information and economies of scale. It also shows that, in early stages of...

Network externalities and institutional adaptation (2002)

Le, Nhat, School Of Economics

This paper presents a dynamic framework that explains how a set of institutions emerges when players extrapolate across multiple games. It explores the existence of a fundamental circularity whereby...

Decentralization, incentives, and asset ownership (2002)

Le, Nhat

This paper develops a model to explain why mass privatization can become troublesome when taking into account asymmetry of information and economies of scale. It also shows that, in early stages of...

Network externalities and institutional adaptation (2002)

Le, Nhat

This paper presents a dynamic framework that explains how a set of institutions emerges when players extrapolate across multiple games. It explores the existence of a fundamental circularity whereby...

Decentralization, incentives, and asset ownership (2002)

Le, Nhat

This paper develops a model to explain why mass privatization can become troublesome when taking into account asymmetry of information and economies of scale. It also shows that, in early stages of...

Network externalities and institutional adaptation (2002)

Le, Nhat

This paper presents a dynamic framework that explains how a set of institutions emerges when players extrapolate across multiple games. It explores the existence of a fundamental circularity whereby...

Contingent Delegation and Ambiguous Property Rights: The Case of China’s Reform

Nhat Le

We reconsider the theory of ambiguous property rights in China. In a static game context, this ownership allocation is good because a local entrepreneur can probably get services provided by local...

Contingent and ambiguous property rights: The Case of China's Reform

Nhat Le

We reconsider the theory of ambiguous property rights in China. In a static game context, this ownership allocation is good because a local entrepreneur can probably get services provided by local...

Volatility under Bounded Rationality

Nhat Le

The ARCH model shares with the related literature on risk and return one common thing: the rational-expectation paradigm. In particularly, market prices should reflect investors' rational forecasts,...