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New product introduction : follower firm timing behaviour
... follower firm product launch timing and relates that timing to the potential payoff from following and potential followers’ individual response ...follower firm activity and incorporates elements from ...
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Learning behaviour, market orientation and firm performance
... a firm to have a learning orientation there must be a commitment to learning, a shared vision for learning and open-mindedness towards learning (Baker and Sinkula, ...of behaviour can be compared to ...
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Firm Entry Deterrence Behaviour in the Cement Industry in Cambodia
... the behaviour of both firms in this ...new firm is considered as „entrant‟ and the other firm which is already established in Cambodia is considered ...the firm exhibits constant return to ...
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A cultural development strategy for a firm wishing to maximise the sustainability behaviour of its workforce
... DX208250 1 0001 tif University of Huddersfield Repository Jones, David Raymond A cultural development strategy for a firm wishing to maximise the sustainability behaviour of its workforce Original Cit[.] ...
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Impact of trade liberalization and regional integration on firm behaviour, income levels, and industrialization
... These findings are important in a number o f aspects. Most importantly, they high light the existence o f M&A as a significant but previously neglected form of firm-level adjustment. By doing so, they advance ...
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Environmental Policy and Firm Investment Behaviour when Energy Saving Technologies are Available
... This paper investigates upon the effects of taxation on firm investment behaviour in presence of alternative energy (oil) saving technologies and scarce resources in competitive markets. Socially optimal ...
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Firm behaviour in markets with capacity constraints
... model in Chapter 2. Indeed, there is little if any theoretical work on capacity-price compe- tition on electricity networks. 2 Thus in recent years, economists have turned to economic experiments to study firm ...
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The Impact of Prevalent Destructive Leadership Behaviour on Subordinate Employees in a Firm
... routinely overspends the budget. Senior leaders have much greater discretion to act destructively [14]. They can avail themselves of the full range of behavioral op- tions described above-bullying, exploitation, ...
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THE IMPACT OF SPECIAL ECONOMIC ZONES ON EXPORT BEHAVIOUR. EVIDENCE FROM POLISH FIRM-LEVEL DATA
... export behaviour (export propensity) and export intensity are investigated, with the use of a unique dataset combining fi rm-level information for 155 fi rms in SEZs and 155 non-SEZ fi rms (matched sample), ...
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... the firm. This implies that the higher the financial performance of a firm, the more likely, firms will be willing to payout dividends to ...a firm is, the more such firm will be willing to ...
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Emergence of cross border taxation and firm behaviour
... The chapter discusses the evolution of Base Erosion and Profit Shifting (BEPS) from an emerging market (EM) perspective. It shows how treaties meant to prevent double taxation were used for double non-taxation and the ...
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Learning behaviour, market orientation and firm performance
... The purpose of this paper is to rethink market orientation (MO) through learning practices. Organisational learning scholars prefer to categorise learning into modes, levels, and behaviours (Crossan and Berdrow, 2003; ...
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Do foreign workers reduce trade barriers? Microeconomic evidence
... used firm- or establishment-level data to examine the factors which determine entry into export markets ...of firm heterogeneity and, secondly, the role of sunk costs in causing persistence of exporting ...
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Firm Heterogeneity and the Aggregate Labour Share
... Before moving forward, an important issue must be dealt with. The decomposition formulas are built upon the optimisation behaviour of firms. Thus, they refer to the predicted labour share of firms, as given by ...
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Linking Ambidextrous Learning with Organizational Performance: Critical Review of Literature and a Research Agenda
... Research agrees on the fact that individuals may act as important agents of ambidextrous learning and on the fact that people management play a pivotal role in facilitating organizational learning (Ketkar & Puri, ...
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The role of external resource acquisition in firm strategy: the case of biopharmaceuticals
... focal firm engaging in ...how firm- and competitor- specific factors will simultaneously drive firms to choose either of these two extremes of strategic ...how firm strategic behaviour shapes ...
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QUEST II. A multi country business cycle and growth model. Economic Papers No. 123, October 1997. II/509/97-EN
... household, firm and government sector as well as their interaction in goods, labour and asset ...optimising behaviour of households and firms and the supply side of the economy is modelled explicitly via a ...
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FDI and firm level export competitiveness in the Indian machinery industry
... Although the coefficient of SZ turns out to be statistically insignificant in export propensity equation, there exists an evidence of strong positive relationship between firm size and export intensity in equation ...
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Influence of Leadership Behaviour, Academic Culture and Innovative Behaviour in Effective Teaching of Lecturers
... leadership Behaviour, academic culture and innovative Behaviour will affect the effective teaching of ...Leadership Behaviour, Academic Culture and Innovative Behaviour affect Effective ...
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Improvement of the Statical Behaviour of Pressure Controlled Axial Piston Pumps
... The aim of this paper is to present a suitable and more efficient but simple control concept compared to other known methods (see e.g. [1], [2] or [3]) for pressure control of the above mentioned pump including the ...
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