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institutional, social and cultural differences between China and Russia have minimal effects on referrals. Interpersonal trust has …
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In this paper, we provide a novel rationale for credit ratings. The rationale that we propose is that credit ratings can serve as a coordinating mechanism in situations where multiple equilibria can obtain. We show that credit ratings provide a "focal point" for firms and their investors. We...
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study revealed that dyadic (two-person) ties are stronger and interpersonal trust is greater in China than in Russia. The …
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In this paper we propose an empirical model that considers theoretical facts on the relationship between real exchange rates and the net exports of the economy to supplement the interaction of a number of financial and economic factors with the stock market. We discuss the impact of exchange...
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focuses on various firm-external social constructions: legitimacy, reputation, and status, and how they impact the emergence …
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conduits for reputation flows seems to be more strategic than the use of unmediated communication in that it is highly …
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contexts of China and Russia. Using interview data of 159 software entrepreneurs in Beijing and Moscow, the study found that …
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a number of Central and Eastern European countries, Russia, and China. We use metadata from 33 studies of 10 transition …
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Internet ventures in Beijing, China. The study found the positive and the negative contingent effects of structural holes on …
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The role of government shareholding in corporate performance is central to an understanding of China’s newly privatized …
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