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... explanation of the phenomenon of “yes man” behavior in organizations, Prendergast [American Economic Review 83 (1993) 757–770] argued that incentive contracts in employment relationships ...
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... characteristics of the patient are likely to play a significant role in determining prescribed running ...weight and height are included in order to account for overall size and muscle ...
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... trade and services industries may be so great on young firms that short term survival requires a compromise of long term position, especially if chains are heterogeneous in their initial resource ...portion ...
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... viability of the Indenture Game with a historical note on indentured contracts which were put by Holt in the context of ...preface of the original paper were not slaves but poor. And as Beard ...
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... arguments of Alchian and Demsetz, Holmstrom, and Knight are each subject to conceptual ...Alchian and Demsetz are not explicit about what reputational mech- anisms make compensating the worker ...
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Directory UMM :Data Elmu:jurnal:J-a:Journal of Economic Behavior And Organization:Vol43.Issue2.Oct2000:
... representation of technology first presented in Auerswald and Lobo (1996) and Auerswald et ...process of production. A configuration denotes a specific assignment of states for every ...
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Directory UMM :Data Elmu:jurnal:J-a:Journal of Economic Behavior And Organization:Vol43.Issue2.Oct2000:
... deepening, and opened the eyes of economists to the importance of technological progress in understanding the economic growth ...concepts of aggregate production function and ...
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... objective of freedom of ...teaching and sharable management duties, he also faces the heightened allure of consulting and public speaking, which, like research, allow him to earn ...
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... Kritikos and Bolle (1998, 1999) reassert their single-shot model of an indenture game and seek to reaffirm its ...clear and specific weaknesses of their argument are immediately ...
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... the organization. The lack of residual claimant means that cost minimization may be less important to nonprofits than to ...monitoring of managerial decisions which, as Alchian (1969), Newhouse ...
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... ′ and q ∗ ′ , the pre-trade price ratios of y with respect to z at home and abroad, respectively, are such that q ′ > q ∗ ′ since k z >k y ...′ and C ∗ (ω ∗ ) ′ ≡ c ∗ y ′ /c z ∗ ′ ...
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Directory UMM :Data Elmu:jurnal:J-a:Journal of Economic Behavior And Organization:Vol43.Issue4.Dec2000:
... point of critique could be that, in order to learn something about lobby- ing, one should use professionals as ...intricacies of, and have no training in, the strategic transmission of ...set, ...
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... some behavior which appears to defy standard neoclassical theory by appeal to additional arguments in the utility function are ad hoc in ...goal of economics, to such practitioners, is to take the ...
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... ways of updating status. In (4), status decays by a constant percentage of α per evaluation epoch (from evaluation to ...unit of elapsed ...intervals and may find that their status has decayed ...
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... groups of 12 and are informed of their initial income and its relationship to their performance in Phase ...elicited and matched to individual subject ...income of others or ...
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... number of semesters studied (or the first-year dummy) again turned out insignif- icant as did the fixed ...Goel and Rich (1989) and cross-country study by Van Rijkeghem and Weder (1997) on the ...
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... Huberman and Glance (1993) criticise May and Nowak’s model arguing that due to the synchronous dynamics the network might run into cycles that are unstable against small ...May and Nowak found ...
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... interpretation of the result is a model of group ...profits of one or both firms are eventually below aspiration, becom- ing ...degree of competitiveness (the cooperative solu- ...opening ...
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... (number of scientists in the unit). The independent variables are age (age of the unit), educ (years of education of the head), exp (years of R&D experience of the head ...
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... tastes-driven behavior in eco- nomics and norm-oriented behavior in sociology by the litmus test of the existence of a well-defined preference relation on the goods ...Whether ...
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