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There is a consensus in the change management literature that emotions have a significant role in the workplace. It has been studied and applied across the human resource domain including recruitment and selection, training, performance management, as well as within the customer service setting....
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stages up until the project execution starts, through an analysis of project governance and cost-estimation practice in the …
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The purpose of this article is to outline various cost-benefit financial evaluation methods for use in project appraisal with regard to private capital investment projects with the inclusion of uncertainty and risk allowance factors in determining the net expected financial return from a given...
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The most significant criteria for the continued growth rate of an economy rests on the provision of quality infrastructure. The Indian government finds it difficult to provide the required financial and technical resources and the executive capacity to cope with the rising demand for roads,...
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The main aim of the paper is to identify the succession strategies (especially the ways in which they attempt to balance the strive to maintain family’s control over the company with the goal of firm’s growth) of the first generation of Polish entrepreneurs. Research survey was conducted on...
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This paper investigates causalities between small businesses and the shadow economy in ten New Member States of the European Union in the years 2000–2005. The transition from a centrally planned to a market economy, with deregulation and privatization of economic activities, has yielded new...
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As a result of catastrophic events, firms and other organizations are faced with input shortages and price shocks. Firms can respond to these events using a variety of “resilience” actions, or tactics. Here we provide a microeconomic foundation for analyzing a comprehensive range of these...
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The chapter provides a methodology for measuring the cost-effectiveness of resilience to disasters. Whereas the vast majority of extant literature in the resilience field focuses on regional and community resilience, this work extends prior work by the authors on microeconomic (i.e., firm-level)...
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The arm's length analysis of international transfer prices of multinational firms lacks sound methodological approach of the so-called function and risk analysis. In practice, such analyses are descriptive. Derived from Zadeh's mathematical theory of fuzzy sets, this paper investigates a...
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