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20:58 Week 7 Lecture 1, Part 1: Leapfrogging out of… Week 7 Lecture 1, Part 1: Leapfrogging out of poverty? The digital economy in international development	Week 7 Lecture 1, Part 1: Leapfrogging out of poverty? The digital economy in international development Week 7 Lecture 1: Leapfrogging out of poverty? The digital economy in international development digital work labour platforms development platforms workers platform economy labour pandemic access income kind conditions lack lecture employees covid sort protection employers competition taxi delivery From Andreas Hackl on October 28th, 2021 0 likes 250 plays 0 Licence Type All rights reserved The University of Edinburgh
19:50 (UG/PG) How-to travel to Edinburgh and onto your… (UG/PG) How-to travel to Edinburgh and onto your accommodation	(UG/PG) How-to travel to Edinburgh and onto your accommodation This session will tell you all you need to know about your first arrival to Edinburgh, and travelling onto your accommodation site. We will cover immigration and other important things to check… how-to travel accommodation edinburgh centre airport bus transport country student train pounds taxi government journey options buses street minutes apple 13th countries From Ravinder Panesar on August 24th, 2021 0 likes 151 plays 0 Licence Type All rights reserved The University of Edinburgh Language English Date Created August 23rd, 2021
01:11:09 Platforms, competition and the consumer:… Platforms, competition and the consumer: Protecting choice and enhancing rivalry	Platforms, competition and the consumer: Protecting choice and enhancing rivalry Dr Arianna Andreangeli leads this seminar on Platforms, Competition & the Consumer.Platforms have become unavoidable in today’s economy, due to the rise of e-commerce and to the need to… cahss university of edinburgh cdcs platform competition platforms taxi market instance amazon question markets law commission words consumers drivers position publishers users issues questions choice From Roisin O'Brien on December 16th, 2020 0 likes 7 plays 0 Licence Type Creative Commons - Attribution
10:54 Topic 11: Motivating Empirical Probability… Topic 11: Motivating Empirical Probability (PETARS, Chapter 3)	Topic 11: Motivating Empirical Probability (PETARS, Chapter 3) This video motivates probability by considering the simplest of problems in the presence of uncertainty. It considers the tools we need to study problems, and the notion of probability. This begins… pgee11164 probability problem taxi definition taxes numbers venice estimation lecture times law frequency answer question signals theory trials increases detection signal From James Hopgood on September 3rd, 2020 0 likes 170 plays 0 Course Code PGEE11164 Licence Type All rights reserved Date Created September 4th, 2020
56:20 Spent Lives: Taxi Driving and the Uber Economy -… Spent Lives: Taxi Driving and the Uber Economy - Edited	Spent Lives: Taxi Driving and the Uber Economy - Edited With Kasturi Ray and Julietta Hua uebs gigeconomy drivers uber workers labor lyft driver kind taxi lot things question sort economy context gig care ways classification worker job From Eilidh Patterson on August 21st, 2020 0 likes 27 plays 0 Publisher University of Edinburgh Business School Licence Type All rights reserved The University of Edinburgh Language English Date Created August 20th, 2020
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