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Financial Regulation in the Crisis Regulation, Market Discipline, Internal Control: The Big Three in turmoil

Couppey-Soubeyran, Jézabel - HAL - 2010

The financial crisis has revealed the dysfunction of all banking and financial regulatory mechanisms. Prudential regulation failed to prevent the meltdown. Market discipline neglected to send any warning signals. Internal control was seriously undermined by doubtful dealings, in France as...

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Decreasing Copyright Enforcement Costs: The Scope of a Gradual Response

Bomsel, Olivier; Ranaivoson, Heritiana - HAL - 2009

The digitization of copyrighted goods and the dematerialization of their distribution over the Internet have weakened …

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ISO 14001 implementation: translation process and organizational change

Reverdy, Thomas - HAL - 2006

The purpose of this study is to find out how local translations of a generic management system reduce organizational uncertainties, produce technical and organizational knowledge, and introduce cooperative relations, cross-functional learning and problem identification and solving. The study...

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Valuing Knowledge Management Impact on Engineering Design Activities

Dudezert, Aurélie; Gardoni, Mickaël - HAL - 2005

productivity of these activities. Nevertheless it is still verydifficult to identify the impact of such Systems on the Engineering …

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“Wir, die wir einen Floh beschlagen haben”. Produktivität und Profit in einem Moskauer Joint Venture

Müller, Birgit; Mechtcherkina, Elena; Levinson, Kirill; … - HAL - 1996

Während sich Moskau im Herbst 1993 unter und Ober der Erde in einen Straßenmarkt verwandelt hatte, waren die Strategien und Perspektiven der russischen Betriebe von der Zerschlagung von Staatsmonopolen, Privatisierungen und Joint Ventures geprägt. Mit welchen Vorstellungen die Beschäftigten...

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Value of invention, prolific inventor productivity and mobility: evidence from five countries, 1975-2002

Latham, William; Bas, Christian Le; Volodin, Dmitry - HAL - 2011

threshold of productivity. We examine mobility in two dimensions: from firm to firm (inter-firm) and from one technical field to …. In particular we show that: (1) as predicted by evolutionary theory, inventor productivity is a positive determinant of … invention value, (2) inter-firm mobility is a consistently positive determinant of productivity and (3) technological mobility …

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Firm Productivity and Investment Climate in Developing Countries: How Does Middle East and North Africa Manufacturing Perform?

Plane, Patrick; Veganzones, Marie-Ange; Kinda, Tidiane - HAL - 2011

IC matters for firm productivity through the quality of infrastructure, the experience and education of the labor force …

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Firm Productivity and Investment Climate in Developing Countries: How Does Middle East and North Africa Manufacturing Perform?

Plane, Patrick; Veganzones, Marie-Ange; Kinda, Tidiane - HAL - 2011

IC matters for firm productivity through the quality of infrastructure, the experience and education of the labor force …

Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10009278338

Production factor returns : the role of factor utilisation

Cette, Gilbert; Dromel, Nicolas L.; Lecat, Rémy; … - HAL - 2011

Short-term increasing returns to production factors are usually found in empirical studies. We argue they can be due to omitted variables, particularly the intensity of factor utilisation. Thanks to original French firm-level data (1992-2008), we show how increasing returns to scale disappear...

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A Quantitative Evaluation of Payroll Tax Subsidies For Low-Wage Workers: An Equilibrium Search Approach

Chéron, Arnaud; Hairault, Jean-Olivier; Langot, François - HAL - 2008

of both wages and productivity are endogenous. We estimate this model using French data. Numerical simulations show that … wage when they are spread over a large range of wages in order to avoid specialization in low productivity jobs. …

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