employees in a mixed duopoly where a public and a private firm compete against each other on prices and quality. When firms … offer similar services, so that product competition is fierce, both firms benefit from hiring altruistic employees even if … hire selfish employees as starting a price war with the public firm is not profitable. However, the private firm would hire …

. We merge disaggregated referendum results with employer-employee data, customs and balance-sheet data, firm … via input-output linkages, significantly influences the voting behavior of its employees. This effect is greater for …

. The likelihood of an entrepreneurship venture should be assessed holistically by looking at national competitiveness …

Trade in services is a rapidly growing phenomenon. Consequently, the question of individual countries? competitiveness … in trade in services is of increasing importance. In this paper we describe patterns of competitiveness in services …'s competitiveness lies in traditional, yet globally declining sectors such as transport and travel and is weak in industries such as …