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... severe constraints tend to generate higher variability and novelty in the outcome of a creative process (Stokes 2001; ...input constraints promote ...that constraints do not inhibit, but ... See full document

... on constraints and creativity in ...different constraints encountered by translators in their quest to convey a message from the source language into the target language, lack of creativity on ... See full document

... global financial crisis has underlined the destabilising effects of excessive debt build-ups in the private ...economic constraints imposed by private sector ... See full document

... incomplete financial markets that prevent them from borrowing the desired ...liquidity constraints could become relevant and affect the investment ...liquidity constraints are ... See full document

... workload, staff were creative in their search for workarounds and they utilized remaining job quality to protect residents and helped stabilize service provision during a difficult period. The pattern of staff using ... See full document

... commercial financial institutions in develop- ing countries are weak and do not adequately service the ...credit constraints on the household consumption may be detrimental to the household ... See full document

... different financial stress) may exhibit differences in terms of search effort and of reservation wage and, eventually, in the probability of leaving ...of financial stress of individuals determine liquidity ... See full document

... and how the characteristics of the economy affect human resource ...economies. Financial constraints also affect human resource planning strategies as organizations may fail to fund the ... See full document

... resource constraints on the motivation to engage in creativity and innovation related ...and financial resources in excess of what is needed to sustain operations) encourage experimentation with ... See full document

... Since the financial crisis in Ireland, a number of research papers have emerged which study various aspects of the credit market for SMEs. Lawless and McCann (2011) consider the issue of SME credit supply and ... See full document

... Age and race of the father may also predict varying levels of FCI (Cooksey and Craig 1998). Sayer and colleagues (2000) indicate the effect of paternal age in predicting FCIs is unclear at this time, but they do ... See full document

... After finishing her lecture the researcher was allowed in front of the class. He briefly highlighted some details on Leary’s theory, strictly following the informational bundle that was handed out. The bundle contained ... See full document

... of how and to what extent changes in influencing factors propagate through the chain and finally affect flood ...of how the different risk components influence the overall flood ... See full document

... Exploring how the various theorists in these disciplines have attempted to conceptualise anthropomorphism, helps us marketers to gain a deeper appreciation for the term and allows us to use it in potentially new ... See full document

... measurement. Financial performance differs significantly depending on the perspective of the financial information ...many financial performance indicators to satisfy the benefits of all stakeholders ... See full document

... “teachers do not give adequate class exercises, mark and discuss pupil‟s errors with them, to enhance better understanding as required of us per the decisions made” (FGD data, Respondent ...CSs do not visit ... See full document

... which do not provide sufficient information regarding worker’s personal characteristics and firm’s ...workers do not have the opportunity to be hired on a permanent basis in the post-reforms ... See full document

... To analyze the export effects of OFDI by Indian multinationals we have estimated a standard export model that takes account of the firm’s decision to export as well as how much to export, i.e. a Tobit ... See full document

... The development of sub-national economic institutions varies within a host country (Chan et al., 2010, Chung & Alcacer, 2002). As discussed above, in a typical emerging economy, economic liberalization has been ... See full document

... posttests in achievement, self-efficacy, and attitude. The responses to the interviews and questions conducted after the study were coded and analyzed. The results indicated a significant increase in science achievement ... See full document