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challenge. We show that procedures and institutions in organizations which reduce the capacity to implement change may be … exerted up front by the agent to make the organization more successful. There is a trade-off in this context between ex ante … efforts and ex post flexibility of adaptation. Nous développons dans cet article un modèle principal-agent permettant de mieux …
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We show that adaptive measures undertaken by countries in the face of climate change, apart from directly reducing the … damage caused by climate change, may also indirectly mitigate greenhouse gas emissions by increasing the stable size of … d'adaptation aux changements climatiques vont réduire directement les dommages causés par les changements climatiques …
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We examine how adaptation to climate change affects the incentives to ratify international environmental agreements …-country differences in adaptation costs. Second, we investigate the role of carbon leakage. Wefind that the incentives to join IEAs remain … unchanged with cross-country differences in adaptation when there is no carbon leakage, while these cross-country differences …
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The implementation of large software packages is becoming increasingly common in organizations nowadays. While they can generate important benefits, these projects also entail risk. Many of these projects have caused large financial losses and have failed to realize the promised benefits. This...
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Australia has been at the forefront of the adoption of outsourcing as a means for delivering IT services, but the success of IT outsourcing in Australia has been mixed. With two hundred and forty one responses from the top 1000 IT users in the country, the survey reported in this paper is one of...
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