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The paper explores an efficiency hypothesis regarding the contractual process between large retailers, such as Wal-Mart and Carrefour, and their suppliers. The empirical evidence presented supports the idea that large retailers play a quasi-judicial role, acting as "courts of first instance" in...
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The paper explores an efficiency hypothesis regarding the contractual process between large retailers, such as Wal-Mart and Carrefour, and their suppliers. The empirical evidence presented supports the idea that large retailers play a quasi-judicial role, acting as "courts of first instance" in...
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This work first describes how exchange is organized in an institutional environment with laws, courts and markets focusing on the dual effect of this environment. Institutions enjoy specialization advantages in safeguarding exchange but they also make possible new forms of opportunism, causing...
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