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the candidate and in the second case, executives who support the firm's culture constitute a minority of available …
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the candidate and in the second case, executives who support the firm's culture constitute a minority of available …
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the candidate and in the second case, executives who support the firm's culture constitute a minority of available …
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MOL Plc as a national champion does not simply take part in the implementation of the state's decisions but the company's cooperation is needed in realizing the economic, political and social considerations of the authorities. Therefore the company is provided with special preferential...
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It is well established in the literature that foreign affiliates are subject to a series of governance and assimilation costs that deteriorate their performance. This is particularly relevant for firms which have been recently acquired by foreign investors. We employ the variation in civic...
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Using data from a survey conducted by the World Bank in China, this paper shows that foreign ownership enhances firm productivity. We also find that only equity ownership from foreign firms can have such a positive impact, but not ownership from foreign institutional investors, banks, or...
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Aiming for superior performance, companies need to have and skillfully use rare, valuable, irreplaceable and inimitable resources, with special emphasis on intangibles, constructed in lengthy and risky processes or strategically accumulated via mergers and acquisitions (M&A). To analyze how the...
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On the basis of differentiating between group-level and individual-level social capital, the paper advances two arguments: 1) group-level social capital is a prerequisite for high organizational performance if intra-organizational transactions are characterized by low transparency; and 2) the...
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Abandoned and failed innovations can be regarded as a part of the natural process of experimentation by firms, which can lead to important lessons being learned. Although the literature suggests some benefit from failure or abandoned innovation activities, prior studies using relatively large...
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