… in a common stock to generate redistributable surplus. Experimental evidence suggests that
a … appropriation and provision was fairly strong, with the Pearson's correlation coefficient r …

… A considerable social surplus was generated, 15% of which was appropriated by the
producers whose share fell rapidly over time as prices fell. Most of the consumer surplus was …

… in New Public Management, though legitimated by theoretical and ideological reference
to efficiency gains, is in practice motivated by a redistributive politics of surplus appropriation. …

… Surplus value is, thus, appropriated by the capitalists, who own the means of production.
In my opinion, there is no need for the second part of the argument. The core of exploitation is …

… social surplus and institutions into economic thinking. Its main tenet is that the social surplus
… In this sense, we supplement the surplus approach with important insights not only from the …

… concept of surplus value creation and its appropriation within … to receive a proportion of
the surplus value created from the … the appropriation of a disproportionate amount of surplus …

… correlated with the existence of a farming surplus and with a tax burden (both variables are
described above), as consistent with the appropriation mechanism. Reduced-form estimates …

… appropriation and to provide an empirical analysis of the institution’s economic role. We
highlight how prior appropriation … The ability of the contract to generate a surplus is our main …

… benefits from appropriation larger than the … appropriating the resource unit). We found that
implementing this small group performance multiplier decreased the average appropriation by …

… surplus generated is appropriated completely by the firm on the receiving end. In contrast,
many forms of knowledge transmission involve some degree of appropriation … of the surplus, …