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A Modern Tragedy of the Non-Commons: Agro-Industrial Change and Equity in Brazil's Babassu Palm Zone

May, Peter H. - 1986

"Agrarian change and industrial innovation jointly affect the economic role of successional babassu palm forests that cover a large part of Maranhao, a state in Northeast Brazil. Over three hundred thousand landless peasant households derive nearly one-third of their cash incomes from the palm's...

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Economic uncertainty and divisive politics: evidence from the "dos Españas"

García-Uribe, Sandra; Mueller, Hannes; Sanz, Carlos

Este artículo utiliza las hemerotecas de dos periódicos para estimar el índice de incertidumbre sobre las políticas económicas —Economic Policy Uncertainty (EPU)—en España en 1905-1945, un período de gran polarización política. Encontramos que el estallido de la Guerra Civil en 1936...

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How service companies from emerging markets overcome internationalization barriers: evidence from Chilean services firms

Bianchi, Constanza C. - 2009

(Barney, 1991). Drawing from interviews with relevant managers of two different service industries in Chile (education and …

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On the internationalisation of firms from emerging markets : an exploratory study

Bianchi, Constanza - 2009

reports, this paper provides insights into the successful internationalisation process of firms from Chile. In particular, the …

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Home depot in Chile: case study

Bianchi, Constanza - 2003

retailers successful in their home countries have failed in emerging markets such as Chile. Little is known why these retailers … environment between Chile and the U.S., due to a higher family and relational orientation in Chile. Home Depot defied …

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Double Dividend with Trade Distortions: Analytical Results and Evidence from Chile

Beghin, John C.; Dessus, Sebastien - 1999

the case of Chile. Swapping environmental taxes for trade distortions improves welfare. The swap would even pay for itself …

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Factores que determinan la presencia de problemas entre productores de fruta fresca y empresas exportadoras, en la Zona Central de Chile

Avendano, Daniela; Reyes, Alvaro - 2009

Published by Asociación de Economistas Agrarios de Chile … out in the central regions of Chile, the heart of the fruit and vegetable production areas. Thisanalysis is done by …

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System building for better policy alignment in the South: The case of salmon farming industry in Chile

Iizuka, Michiko - 2009

In this global age, issues that developing countries confront are widening and increasingly complex due to intricate ways in which countries are interlinked. Due to such increased interdependency, catching up process of development countries is increasingly becoming susceptible to the external...

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Technology Diffusion Dynamics: The case of Chile’s Forestry Industry

Catalan, Pablo; Cozzens, Susan E. - 2009

Based on Everett Rogers’ diffusion model, the article explores diffusion dynamics in Chile’s Forestry Industry …

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Multinational companies embedded in national innovation systems in developing countries: the case of Norwegian fish farming multinationals in Chile

Aslesen, Heidi Wiig; Astroza, Alessandro; Gulbrandsen, … - 2009

This paper looks at how Norwegian multinational fish farming companies are embedded in the innovation system in Chile … document analyses. There are around 50 Norwegian companies in Chile, most of them involved in salmon farming and supporting … uncertainties about costs, perceived high risks, cultural differences and weak university-industry relations in Chile are some of …

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