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Facing an increasing competition, service providers are forced to develop trust and commitment in order to stabilize … and extend their market position. Based upon a theoretical framework, the paper discusses strategies to provide trust … and, therefore, draws hypotheses how consulting companies are enabled to create and enhance trust using communication …
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The first years of the new century are characterised by a persistent stagnation of the European economy. In contrast to the long-term trend, but similarly to the late sixties or early eighties, the economic gap between Europe and the US widens again, giving rise to heated discussions on both...
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In this article a simple game is used to develop a concept of trust that takes account of boundedly rational behavior … there remains a risk that the second mover does not perform as promised. Trust consists of accepting this risk. The paper … also discusses the efficiency of trust and the role of the law in separating trustworthy from non trustworthy people. …
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Existing evidence on the relationship between ethnic heterogeneity, social capital (trust, voluntarism, associational … Diversity, Social Trust, and Civic Engagement, financed by the German Federal Ministry of Family Affairs, Senior Citizens, Women …
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This paper reports a negative relationship between the size of the shadow economy and generalized trust, in a sample of … endogeneity. It is independent from trust in institutions and from income inequality, and is mainly present in the sample of … developing countries. Those findings suggest that the tax compliance effect of trust dominates its role as a substitute for the …
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The development of emerging markets is generating a wide range of opportunities for companies willing to sell their products to theemerging markets' consumers. Nonetheless companies, and above allSmall and Medium Enterprises, have to face institutional, environmental and cultural barriers and...
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be differentiated. The essential conditions for ethically grounded entrepreneurial decisions are primarily trust … of ethics of responsibility. Trust and responsibility are two fundamental values, “which are inextricable from … entrepreneurial decision making in an ethically grounded economy” (Schweitzer, M., 2011(I), p. 77). Trust and responsibility are …
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Attempts to deter corruption have little recognized the operation of intermediaries. This study takes a New Institutional Economic-perspective, supported by a variety of case studies, to identify firms’ choices of when to engage corrupt intermediaries (buy) and how to approach reform. It...
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individual and county-level data, we document large causal effects on trust and ethnic identity of an exogenous outburst of … decreases generalized trust and increases ethnic identity. The effects are quantitatively large and robust to a number of …
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Many students of trust see it as a way to mitigate risk through the development of strong institutions that create … trust. I offer an alternative view of trust, moralistic or generalized trust, that depends upon a psychological foundation … of optimism and control. This form of trust, in contrast to arguments by Paldam and others, has “value” independent of …
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