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renewed global partnership will require a new spirit from the national leaders as well as many other citizens to adopt new …
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In this study, we analyze the firm’s choice of legal form of organization (“LFO”). We find that only about one in three firms begins operations as a proprietorship, while almost as many begin as limited-liability companies and as corporations. Moreover, this distribution is remarkably...
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There is a general agreement at the conception (theoretical) level about the imperative of a public-private partnership … or other developed countries able to support and to assist with their previous experience. Public – private partnership … economic and social requests and/or needs. Efficient communication establishment between the two environments will conduct, for …
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We study how ownership structure and management objectives interact in determining the company size without assuming information constraints or explicit costs of management. In symmetric agent economies, the optimal company size balances the returns to scale of the production function and the...
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existing system and stakeholders more integrated, customer oriented and efficient. The framework allows partnership of … different kind, public- public partnership, public- private, public-community, and public philanthropic organization. Besides …
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Today the importance of networks between actors and institutions is growing. There are several benefits that these networks can create, from the greater dissemination of information through sharing of resources to access to specialized assets. Networks facilitate the sharing of best-practice and...
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a large partnership between all the actors involved: international organisations, governmental institutions and …
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In this paper two dynamic models of an artist’s behavior and arts labor supply have been developed. Both are based on a … here an artist is depicted as someone who is hired on the arts labor market and paid for his artistic time. In the second … this kind of the artist’s human capital accumulation, the supply of labor in the arts market appears as the result of an …
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In this paper two dynamic models of artist behavior and arts labor supply are developed. Both are based on household … is depicted as someone who is hired on the arts labor market and paid for her arts time. In the second model artist is … described as someone who sell her products, like paintings for instance, on the market for arts products. In order to make these …
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performing arts sector, so that the presence of labour-managed firms should be particularly welcomed in this sector. …
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