communication / by David Killick -- 5. Learning -- 6. Curriculum design -- 7. Lecturing -- 8. Encouraging participation -- 9 …

shock and a discretionary buyer transfer. In the absence of communication, we find that rigid contracts are more frequent … and lead to higher earnings for both buyer and seller. By contrast, in the presence of communication, flexible contracts … considerably more from flexible with communication than rigid without communication. Our results show quite strongly that …

that did not. These findings support the hypothesis that production linkages and faceâ€toâ€face communication encourage …

This paper examines how the decline of communication costs between management and production facilities within firms …-unit/multi-plant firms. The development of information technology decreases the costs of communication and trade costs. Thus, the … fragmentation of firms is promoted. Our result indicates that, with decreasing communication costs, firms producing low trade …

communication costs between headquarters and production facilities within firms. When the unskilled have about the same wage in the … plants into the periphery. In particular, when the process of re-location is driven by falling communication costs, the …

the thickness of the market had been emphasized in the previous literature. Here we take account of communication networks … such as telephone, telex, fax, and the Internet. By doing so, we could illustrate the relationship between communication … networks and the make-or-buy decision. With communication network technology differing in each type of firm, both vertically …

The prospects of virtual teamwork : a theoretical discussion -- How to study virtual communication -- The Delta case …