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Penalty Zones in International Sustainability Standards : Where Improved Sustainability Doesn’t Pay

Darnall, Nicole; Iatridis, Konstantinos; Kesidou, Effie; … - 2023

Adopting an International Sustainability Standard (ISS) helps firms improve their sustainability performance. It also acts as a credible market “signal” that legitimizes firms’ latent sustainability practices while improving their market value. But how do these signals function when firms...

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International evidence on the value of corporate diversification

Lins, Karl; Servaes, Henri - 2005

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International Diversification of the Emerging-Market Enterprises : A Multi-Level Examination

Sahaym, Arvin - 2015

. We examine the drivers of international diversification for firms from emerging economies, specifically how top managers …' prior experiences and a favorable institutional environment for human capital affects the international diversification of … international diversification of EMEs. We find that an EME whose top managers have global managerial and technological experiences …

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Digital Information Systems and Global Flagship Networks : How Mobile is Knowledge in the Global Network Economy?

Ernst, Dieter - 2016

Two defining elements of the “global network economy” are the evolution of global flagship networks (GFNs) and the increasing use of digital information systems (DIS) to manage these networks. Both transformations may gradually reduce constraints to cross-border knowledge diffusion, and...

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Governance for Post-COVID-19 Carbon Reduction : A Case Study of the Transport Sector

Zhang, Junyi - 2021

This article argues that carbon reduction goals in the transport sector should be achieved through the management of policy making and implementation processes, based on a transport-sector carbon emissions identity and the DIRECT approach. Based on the above identity, it is argued that carbon...

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Management as a technology?

Bloom, Nicholas; Sadun, Raffaella; Van Reenen, John - 2016

estimate it using panel data to recover parameters including the depreciation rate and adjustment costs of managerial capital …

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Firms' global engagement and management practices

Görg, Holger; Hanley, Aoife - 2017

We investigate whether firms' "global engagement", either in the form of exporting or opening up affiliates abroad, is related to the change in their management performance. We use new and unique data from a recent large scale firm survey of management practices in Germany. We calculate...

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Firms' global engagement and management practices

Görg, Holger; Hanley, Aoife - 2017

We investigate whether firms' "global engagement", either in the form of exporting or opening up affiliates abroad, is related to the change in their management performance. Using new and unique data from a recent large scale firm survey of management practices in Germany, we calculate...

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Firms' global engagement and management practices

Görg, Holger; Hanley, Aoife - 2017

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Why do management practices differ across firms and countries?

Bloom, Nicholas; Van Reenen, John - 2010

Economists have long puzzled over the astounding differences in productivity between firms and countries. For example, looking at disaggregated data on U.S. manufacturing industries, Syverson (2004a) found that plants at the 90th percentile produced four times as much as the plant in the 10th...

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