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A Model for Structuring Efficient Consumer Response Measures

Aastrup, Jesper; Kotzab, Herbert; Grant, David B.; … - 2008

performance, behavioural, attitude and capability measures. Two extant studies from Austria and Denmark are examined in the …

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Comparing hospital costs: What is gained by accounting for more than a case-mix index?

Hvenegaard, Anne; Street, Andrew; Sorensen, Torben Hojmark - 2009

We explore what effect controlling for various patient characteristics beyond a case-mix index (DRG) has on inferences drawn about the relative cost performance of hospital departments. We estimate fixed effect cost models in which 3754 patients are clustered within six Danish vascular...

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Mit Sicherheit besser? : Aktivierung und Flexicurity in Dänemark

Bogedan, Claudia - 2005

Labour market policies in Denmark, especially measures for the unemployed, recently received much attention, because of …. Denmark offers a flexible labour market with minimal regulations combined with high social security. This ‘flexicurity’ has …. However, Denmark has been able to embed activation into the tradition of a generous and universal welfare state. The paper …

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Enablers and impediments to IT adoption in business relationships: Evidence from Australia and Finland

Cripps, Helen; Salo, Jari; Standing, Craig - 2009

Purpose – The purpose of the paper is to describe the impediments to information technology (IT) adoption and possible solutions in the context of business relationships by drawing on case studies conducted in both Australia and Finland in the heavy manufacturing sector....

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Management accounting and organizational change : impact of alignment of management accounting system, structure and strategy on performance

Tuan Mat, Tuan - 2010

The business environment in Malaysia has changed rapidly over recent decades, andcontinues to change. Globalization has brought new technology and made thebusiness environment in Malaysia open to greater competition. Central Governmenteconomic policy relating to ‘knowledge economy...

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The impact of maintenance practices on operational and business performance

Mitchell, Ed; Prabhu, Vas; Robson, Andrew - 2002

Selected for managerial, professional practitioner and economic research interest in manufacturing sectors exploring currentpractice and experience. Draws upon large scale survey and case data in a challenging area. It has significant impact onpractice in commercial organisations and economic...

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Productivity and trade unions in British manufacturing industry 1973-85

Denny, Kevin - 1997

This paper uses panel data on british manufacturing industries between 1973 and 1985 to examine the relationship between productivity and labour organization. It is shown that the relationship between unions and productivity levels is sensitive to the econometric specification. The evidence...

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Critical linkages among TQM factors and business results.

Sila, Ismail; Ebrahimpour, Maling - 2005

Purpose – To empirically investigate the relationships among critical TQM factors and business results.Design/methodology/approach – Twenty-three hypotheses regarding the relationships among TQM factors and business results have been developed through literature review and tested using...

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World class manufacturing and accountability: how companies and the state aspire to competitiveness

Hopper, Trevor; Jazayeri, Mostafa; Westrup, Chris - 2008

Full-text of this article is not available in this e-prints service. This article was originally published following peer-review in Journal of Accounting & Organizational Change, published by and copyright Emerald.

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Manufacturing to Asia: Who will win the emerging battle for talent between dragons and tigers?

Zheng, S; Soosay, C; Hyland, P - 2008

Purpose - The purpose of this study is to examine the issues relating to recruiting highly skilled managerial and professional staff experienced by multinational companies (MNCs) manufacturing in six Asian countries, namely Indonesia, Malaysia, Philippines, Singapore, Taiwan and Thailand....

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