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Sepe, Simone M.; Masconale, Saura - 2021

Public corporations are brandishing their political identities. They are increasingly taking stands and messaging on highly charged social issues: gun control, gender and race, immigration, abortion, reproductive rights, and free speech. Corporate scholars have paid scant attention to this...

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Advances in the Empirical Estimation of Disaster Resilience

Dormady, Noah; Rose, Adam; Morin, C Blain - 2021

This chapter summarizes key contributions and advances in the empirical estimation of disaster resilience. It begins by … that shape empirical estimation, including unit of analysis and sector considerations. Core resilience metrics are …

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The Big Mac Index and real-income disparity

Atal, Vidya - In: Journal of business & economics research 12 (2014) 3, pp. 231-236

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The Big Mac Index and Real-Income Disparity

Atal, Vidya - 2014

The Big Mac Index was introduced to (semi-humorously) test the theory of purchasing power parity and measure the … disparity in currency values. Instead, in this paper, we consider this index to find out the per capita real-income disparity …

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A global race to the bottom : the neo-Goodwinian aggregative-systems estimation of income distribution and capacity utilization interactions

Vechsuruck, Tanadej - In: PSL quarterly review 77 (2024) 308, pp. 59-87

data based on the neo-Goodwinian model. At the global level, the short-run estimation shows that the distributive regime … appears to be Marxian/profit-squeeze and the demand regime exhibits profit-led. I further separate the estimation into two … groups: advanced and developing countries. The estimation still confirms the profit-led/profit-squeeze regimes in both groups …

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Economies of Scale : A Survey of the Empirical Literature

Junius, Karsten - 1997

If firms were animals rather than economic entities, a behavioral scientist trying to describe their traits would observe that firms tend to be found in herds and usually migrate towards the biggest watering holes. This paper surveys the literature on the questions why firms grow stronger with...

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