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Bartlett, P. L.; Boucheron, S.; Lugosi, G. - 2002

between error estimation and data-based complexity penalization: any good error estimate may be converted into a data …

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Group dismissal for poor performance as a response to excessive stock shrinkage : a study of owner-managed franchised grocery retailers

Brown, Timothy Glen - 2008

ENGLISH ABSTRACT: Excessive shrinkage threatens the viability of retailers, especially grocery retailersbecause they … excessive shrinkage, but South African law generally requires that theemployer prove individual culpability or poor performance … to justify a dismissal. Inmost cases, retailers are not able to identify the exact causes of shrinkage or thoseemployees …

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Shrinkage in Europe: Stock Loss in the Fast-moving Consumer Goods Sector.

Beck, Adrian; Bilby, Charlotte; Chapman, Paul - 2002

This paper presents the findings of the first pan-European survey of companies withinthe Fast Moving Consumer Goods sector. It provides a discussion on the definition ofshrinkage and presents data on the extent, nature and causes of stock loss throughout thesupply chain – from point of...

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Impact of Cash Flow Coverage, Debt Service & Current Ratio on Capital Structure Decisions: Empirical Evidence from the Indian Corporate Sector

Rasoolpur, Gurnam Singh - 2014

This empirical study examines the capital structure decisions of developing countries through a case study of Indian corporate sector by classifying the capital structure of 298 out of top 500 private sector manufacturing firms selected on the basis of sales turnover for the year 2004-2005 which...

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Impact of Cash Flow Coverage, Debt Service & Current Ratio on Capital Structure Decisions: Empirical Evidence from the Indian Corporate Sector

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Estimating heterogeneous effects: applications to labor economics

Bonhomme, Stéphane; Denis, Angela

Un número creciente de aplicaciones utilizan escenarios en los que, para inferir efectos heterogéneos, un investigador compara distintas unidades. Ejemplos de diseños de investigación son aquellos que incluyen a niños que se mudan de barrio, trabajadores que cambian de empresa, pacientes...

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