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Eicholz, Hans L. - In: The journal of private enterprise 32 (2017) 4, pp. 71-82

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Contrasting historical-logical narrative conventions in Germany and Austria and their influence upon inquiry and explanation in the arts and the sciences : an example from the econ...

Blum, Mark E. - In: Political economy, linguistics and culture : crossing …, (pp. 59-99). 2008

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Exploring risk pooling in hospitals to reduce demand and lead time uncertainty

Oeser, Gerald; Romano, Pietro - In: Operations Management Research 14 (2020) 1-2, pp. 78-94

Nearly every eighth German hospital faces an elevated risk of bankruptcy. An inappropriate use of inventory management practices is among the causes. Hospitals suffer from demand and lead time uncertainty, and the current COVID-19 pandemic worsened the plight. The popular business logistics...

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Exploring risk pooling in hospitals to reduce demand and lead time uncertainty

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The impacts of university management on academic work : reform experiences in Austria and Germany

Kehm, Barbara M.; Lanzendorf, Ute - In: Management revue : socio-economic studies 18 (2007) 2, pp. 153-173

This contribution analyses the impacts of managerial governance on academic work, and more especially on research, comparing German and Austrian universities. First, recent reforms of university governance in the two countries are summarized. Second, the degree of implementation of managerial...

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