[PDF] Top 20 Regional and sectoral varieties of capitalism

... Exceptional local economies that thrive despite not following the main lines of a national form of capitalism might be possible for any combination of three reasons. There may be characteristics of local ... See full document

... Multistage cluster sampling for the research at hand has had several stages. The target group, or scientifically speaking the population (Babbie, 2007) consists of business actors with a master’s degree in both LME and ... See full document

... India and Brazil form the basis of an interesting case study because they are the largest democratic EMs in the world and because there is precedence for comparative studies of these two nations (see for example Armijo ... See full document

... Yet, there are good reasons to expect that we will find no such evidence of clear-cut patterns of economic specialisation when we analyse the international trade figures. For a start, and as Hall and Soskice themselves ... See full document

... the sectoral level, firms often had to negotiate several such bargains because more than one union was represented in their workforce, and shop stewards remained powerful in many parts of the ... See full document

... For services, we are talking about areas of trade and education, health and administration. This is misleading if the competitive path analysis on agriculture, the main employer in the region sector, which is ... See full document

... Additionally, variations in water requirements could be taken into account in a localized application of the approach. This could include differences according to the specific re- gional distribution of production ... See full document

... among the actors. For example, French labor nationalized the main commercial banks after World War II as a way to implement employment stabilization policies (among other labor-friendly initiatives). In the 1980’s, as a ... See full document

... the varieties of capitalism analytical framework, is that corporate stakeholder salience patterns are reflections of series of complex interactions between national institutional frameworks and ... See full document

... uncoordinated capitalism, which exists in Russia, Ukraine, Kazakhstan, Georgia and ...towards capitalism, because the country has been at a relatively very low level of private ...state capitalism ... See full document

... Stakeholder protection in corporate governance and in the legal system, the varieties of capitalism, and long term unemployment Chilosi, Alberto Department of Economics - University of P[r] ... See full document

... Indonesian (ISO 639-3: ind), called bahasa Indonesia (lit. “the language of Indonesia”) by its speakers, is a Western Malayo-Polynesian language of the Austronesian language family. Within this subgroup, it belongs to ... See full document

... Abstract Although East Asian countries were relatively inactive in signing free trade agreements (FTAs) until the end of 1990s, a number of FTAs involving East Asian countries have been signed since the turn of the ... See full document

... The sectoral breakdown along with the nature of their market structures, as shown in Table 1, has been concorded from India's classification system to ISIC Rev ... See full document

... of regional policy tend to remain consistent over time, with objectives that are long term and sometimes related to the basic functions of the State, such as ensuring territorial cohesion, access to services or ... See full document

... This chapter presents a descriptive analysis of the contribution of indigenous and foreign-owned firms to economic activity in Ireland over the period 2008-2014. Section 3.1 presents key features of indigenous and ... See full document

... Given the importance of technological advances and research in this context, a model that studies a policy with such an ambitious goal should explicitly con- sider the role of innovation, its relationship with ... See full document

... comparative capitalism must by necessity be the study of economic history, not just because of the importance of inherited social and political structures but also because the timing of capitalist ... See full document

... diminishing throughout Japan, there is evidence of non-convergence in the secondary and tertiary sectors which dominate the economy. Second, given this, we found that there is a strong link between the correlations of ... See full document

... In this context, the divergent experiences of the British and American banking systems, on the one hand, and the Canadian and Australian, on the other, suggest that it may not so much be[r] ... See full document