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Corporate Growth is a concept that has been widely treated in a specific way or as part of strategy theories, in definition and in econometric models and has also been studied in many different aspects and approaches. The author describes in depth the main variables affecting corporate growth...
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Ibiza, one the world’s major tourist destinations, necessarily welcomes visitors from multiple family environments and socioeconomic condition. Such multi-faceted demand is met by a broad range of accommodation options, largely varying in type and category. Now, by analyzing the effect of this...
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worldwide level, in a trade liberalisation scenario. Our model has economic geography foundations: transport costs affect the … distribution of firms between countries. We also introduce a renewable natural resource used as an input by manufacturing firms …
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(physical and political geography) and how much can be derived from endogenous second nature factors (man-made agglomeration …
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In this paper we present a model integrating characteristics of the New Economic Geography, the theory of endogenous …
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(physical and political geography) and how much can be derived from endogenous second nature factors (man-made agglomeration …
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The paper uses firms across different ownership categories to examine the factors influencing dividend policy. The results suggest that bigger, mature and low-leveraged firms tend to pay more dividends. As well, the findings suggest that bigger, less profitable and high-leveraged firms are more...
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Indian manufacturing industries. On the basis of Pedroni cointegration tests, we find that technology spillovers can be … inter-industry R&D intensity promote technology spillover and labor productivity across Indian manufacturing industries. …
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manufacturing industries. The result, based on two-equation model that allows for the two-way link between labor productivity of …
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productivity of the manufacturing sector is five per cent higher with each doubling of urban population. The substantial advantages …
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