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Organizational Economics Research in the U.S. Agricultural Sector and the Contracting and Organizations Research Institute

Sykuta, Michael E.; James, Jr., Harvey S. - 2004

to appear in the leading agricultural economics journals. Although the introduction of organizational economic theory has … contracts as data for these studies, a more holistic theory of economic sectors as systems rather than series of discrete blocks … rapidly. In this paper, we argue the importance and value of these features to advance both theory and empirical research, and …

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Medium term effects of culture, transactions and institutions on opportunity entrepreneurship

Petrakēs, Panagiōtēs E.; Kostis, Pantelis C. - In: Journal of innovation and entrepreneurship : JIE 3 (2014), pp. 1-22

Cultural evolution is a long-term endogenous process which is revealed in society's cultural traits and it is embodied in institutional characteristics (property rights protection, rule of law, etc.) and transaction characteristics (risk levels, time required for start-ups, corruption levels,...

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Trading networks with frictions

Fleiner, Tamás; Jagadeesan, Ravi; Jankó, Zsuzsanna; … - 2020

We show how frictions and continuous transfers jointly affect equilibria in a model of matching in trading networks. Our model incorporates distortionary frictions such as transaction taxes, bargaining costs, and incomplete markets. When contracts are fully substitutable for firms, competitive...

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Between forestry and farming : policy and environmental implications of the barriers to agroforestry adoption

Valdivia, Corinne; Barbieri, Carla; Gold, Michael A. - In: Canadian journal of agricultural economics : CJAE 60 (2012) 2, pp. 155-175

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"It's not you, it's me" : breakups in U.S.-China trade relationships

Monarch, Ryan - 2016

Costs to switching suppliers can affect prices by discouraging buyer movements from high to low cost sellers. This paper uses confidential U.S. Customs data on U.S. importers and their Chinese exporters to investigate these costs. I find considerable barriers to supply chain adjustments: 45% of...

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