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National regulatory authorities (NRAs) attempt to encourage participation in spectrum assignments by enhancing entrants' likelihood of success. The question this study addresses is: can NRA policy tools really affect the probability an entrant wins a 3G spectrum licence? In particular, the...
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Der Wettbewerbsdruck in der europäischen Milchviehhaltung nimmt durch die fortschreitende Liberalisierung des EU-Milchmarktes zu. Bestehende agrarökonomische Forschungsmethoden sind nur begrenzt dazu in der Lage, belastbare Abschätzungen der regionalen Wettbewerbsfähigkeit und künftiger...
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impact on trust, network development and standardization/adaptation. This finding helps in deciding what parts of the service … affects trust, networks and standardization/adaptation and how trust develops and operates in relation to culture, networks … and standardization and adaptation. Using qualitative data gathered through semi-structured interviews and researcher …
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The article is devoted to the concept of bank culture, the content of its under systems and elements. Moreover the … article reveals the experience of Japanese concept “gemba - kaidzen” usage in the trading bank staff management and suggests …
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current business activities in a firm's network. Experiential risks are categorized as international, country market, network …, or relationship experience risks. Risk assessment in current network activities can be determined from a firm …'s dependency on a network and from the network's performance and evolution. We apply our model to credit risk assessment by banks …
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In a standard stylised frame derived from Diamond Dybvig, banks operate within a network of debt contracts. Working in … network enables banks to decentralize a Pareto Optimal allocation while it is impossible if banks operate in isolation …. However, this outcome depends on the architecture of the network which itself depends on network participant number and on the …
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In a Diamond and Dybvig [1983] frame where liquidity shocks are unknown, banks embbed into a network of partners in … welfare. The resulting network structure tackles the issue of the unknown liquidity shock distribution and drives to rate of … not maximizes available liquidity. Because of the network of interbank relations, a small isolated liquidity shock may …
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, whereas the network transport providers, which transport the services to the users at the demand markets, and are also profit …-maximizers, compete with prices in Bertrand fashion and on quality. The consumers respond to the composition of service and network …
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The constructed hierarchical optimization model of vintage capital replacement takes into account network effects and … the age-dependent technological structure of capital equipment. It involves the control of a network coalition choice …
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Network Economics. The latter should help to overcome some of the obstacles and threats posed by globalization. We shall …
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