RESEARCH
Institutional Quality, Risk Perception and Capital Allocation in Dubai and Addis Ababa
Exploring how institutional predictability shapes investor confidence, required returns, and capital allocation across developed and emerging real estate markets.
“This research examines why investors allocate capital differently across markets, exploring how institutional quality influences perceived risk, expected returns, and investment exposure.”
Theoretical Framework Comparison
Analyzing institutional resilience and entrepreneurial risk across global economic landscapes through specific comparative variables.
Framework
Key Variables
Relevance
Institutional Economics
Property Rights, Transaction Costs, Governance Structures, Legal Certainty
High
Entrepreneurial Risk
Market Volatility, Regulatory Hurdles, Capital Access, Innovation Velocity
Medium
Global Politics
Geopolitical Stability, Trade Agreements, Diplomatic Relations, Sanctions
High
Real Estate
Land Value, Infrastructure, Urban Planning, Environmental Impact
Medium
Theoretical Framework
Max Weber
Verstehen & Legitimation
Understanding the social foundations of institutional legitimacy and the role of bureaucracy in modern governance structures.
Joseph Schumpeter
Dynamic Innovation
Exploring the cyclical nature of economic growth through the lens of entrepreneurial disruption and creative destruction.
David Ricardo
Comparative Advantage
Mapping the global economic landscape through the lens of resource allocation and international trade dynamics.
Robert Merton
Normative Discrepancy
Investigating the gap between social norms and individual actions, particularly in the context of institutional compliance.
Paul Krugman
Imperfections & Trade
Applying the theory of imperfect competition to analyze regional economic disparities and the strategic positioning of global firms.
James Madison
Separation of Powers
Studying the institutional architecture of governance as a safeguard against the concentration of economic and political power.