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The Contribution of Philosophy to Hazards Assessment and Decision Making

Stefanovic, Ingrid - In: Natural Hazards 28 (2003) 2, pp. 229-247

Natural hazards assessment, mitigation, research and decisionmaking in the field have not typically been associated with the discipline of philosophy. Nevertheless, there is growing awareness that epistemological issues (regarding the nature ofscientific knowledge, for instance) and ethical...

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From go to woe: How a not-for-profit managed the change to accrual accounting

Irvine, Helen - In: Accounting, Auditing & Accountability Journal 24 (2011) September, pp. 824-847

Purpose – The aim of this paper is to examine the process of change in an Australian not-for-profit organization, from a cash-based to an accrual-based accounting system. Its particular focus is the relationship between the image portrayed by accrual accounting adoption and the technical...

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Strategy for social enterprises or never say never

Apostolakis, Christos - In: International Journal of Innovation and Regional Development 5 (2013) 1, pp. 112-128

The principal aim of this paper is to identify a strategic formulation that could suit a social enterprise. Social entrepreneurship involves individuals and groups that create independent organisations in mobilising ideas and resources for addressing social needs. A focus on strategy in this...

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Ethical Decision Making: Special or No Different?

Elm, Dawn; Radin, Tara - In: Journal of Business Ethics 107 (2012) 3, pp. 313-329

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Right timing in formative program evaluation

Hall, Jori; Freeman, Melissa; Roulston, Kathy - In: Evaluation and Program Planning 45 (2014) C, pp. 151-156

Since many educational researchers and program developers have limited knowledge of formative evaluation, formative data may be underutilized during the development and implementation of an educational program. The purpose of this article is to explain how participatory, responsive, educative,...

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A SIMPLE THEORY OF ADVERTISING AS A GOOD.

BECKER, G.S.; MURPHY, K.M. - George J. Stigler Center for the Study of the Economy … - 1990

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Drug Policy 1986

eSocialSciences - 2005

Drug Policy of 1986

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Quality Signaling of a Durable Experience Good in Presence of Informed Consumers.

Linnemer, L. - 2000

A durable experience good produced by a monopoly can be of either high or low quality. While some sonsumers are informed of the quality the others are not and have to infer quality through the marketing strategy of the firm. The model is a natural extension of Bagwell and Riordan.

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ON THE NATURE OF ADVERTISING AND ITS ROLE AS SIGNAL OF QUALITY.

OVERGAARD, P.B. - Center for Operations Research and Econometrics (CORE), … - 1990

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Platform contents

Renault, Régis - Université Paris-Dauphine (Paris IX) - 2014

unable to attract consumers with uninformative ads. The analysis is extended to allow advertising to include product … tailored to the tastes of some particular group. Consumers search sequentially through ads incurring a surfing cost of moving …. The platform chooses which information is in an ad and may be observed by consumers before they click. It also selects the …

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