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BNAS: Towards a Business Nework ABM System

Young, Louise - 2011

Business relations and networks play a central role in the way business and economic systems are organised and function … better understanding of how business relations and networks form and evolve. One way to do this is through the development of … of agent-based simulation models of business relations and networks that allow researchers to systematically explore the …

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Seasonal Affective Disorder and the Pricing of IPOs

Dolvin, Steven D.; Pyles, Mark K. - 2007

Purpose - It has been found that stock market returns vary seasonally with the amount of daylight, and they attribute this effect to seasonal affective disorder (SAD), which is a psychological condition that causes depression and heightened risk aversion during the fall and winter months. The...

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Endgame : Optimal selling strategies in online auctions

Knox, Ian; Lynch, David - 2007

Principal Topic: Online auctions have emerged as a major opportunity for individuals to start businesses or for established businesses to diversify and grow their markets. To-date, research interest has focused largely on the technological entrepreneur rather than the Internet based (cyber)...

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Influence of corporate social responsibility as perceived by salespeople on their ethical behaviour, attitudes and their turnover intentions

Bourdeau, Baptiste; Graf, Raoul; Turcotte, Marie-France - In: Journal of business & economics research 11 (2013) 8, pp. 353-366

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Team coordination and organizational routines : bottoms up - and top down

Banks, George Christopher; Pollak, Jeffrey M.; Seers, Anson - In: Management decision : MD 54 (2016) 5, pp. 1059-1072

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Team coordination and organizational routines: bottoms up – and top down

Banks, George Christopher; Pollack, Jeffrey M.; Seers, Anson - In: Management Decision 54 (2016) 5, pp. 1059-1072

Purpose – Conceptualizations of work coordination historically assumed that work systems are put into place and that these systems shape the ability of workers to accomplish tasks. Formalization has thus long been invoked as an explanatory mechanism for work coordination. Recent studies have...

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