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Model development for the adoption of technology: Electronic commerce in the construction industry

Jackson, Martin - 2007

of an organisation in the construction industry withreference to the adoption of technology and electronic trading … methods such aselectronic data interchange (EDI) and other methods of electronic commerce (Ecommerce).The second objective was …

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Critical success factors

Walker, Jonathan Paul - 2011

The Internet has changed the way newspapers do business. However,traditional print newspapers globally are seizing the opportunity,are delivering digital content and are becoming major players inthe online world.This exploratory study investigates the critical success factorsfor, challenges...

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Algorithmic Trading : Analyse von computergesteuerten Prozessen im Wertpapierhandel unter Verwendung der Multifaktorenregression

Gomolka, Johannes - 2011

During the last decade the electronic trading on the stock exchanges advanced rapidly. Today almost every exchange is … running an electronic trading system. In this context the term algorithmic trading describes a phenomenon, where computer … example telegraphy, the telephone, FAX or electronic settlement). Today the question is not, whether computer programs are …

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Agile Market Engineering: Bridging the gap between business concepts and running markets

Block, Carsten Alexander - 2010

wicked problem. Electronic markets are too complex to be completely designed upfront. Instead, AMEP tries to bridge the gap … between theoretic market design and practical electronic market platform development using an agile, iterative approach that …

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Good governance in microcredit strategy for poverty reduction : focus on Western Mindanao, Philippines

Moreno, Frede G. - 2004

Microcredit can be an effective tool for tackling the global poverty problem. Making microcredit work better for the poor necessitates a framework that integrates the principles of good governance in the design and implementation of a microcredit program. The integration of good governance...

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Transaction cost and host country’s opportunistic behavior in oil E

Jablonowski, Christopher J. (contributor) - 2011

The purpose of this paper is to understand why a host country (HC) shows ex post opportunistic behaviors in E&P projects and frequently forces international oil companies (IOCs) to renegotiate previously signed contracts. This research employs the concept of asset specificity and hold-up problem...

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The Effect of Transaction Costs on Greenhouse Gas Emission Mitigation for Agriculture and Forestry

McCarl, Bruce A. (contributor) - 2011

Climate change and its mitigation is rapidly becoming an item of social concern.Climate change mitigation involves reduction of atmospheric greenhouse gasconcentrations through emissions reduction and or sequestration enhancement(collectively called offsets). Many have asked how agriculture and...

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Does market concentration motivate pulp and paper mills to vertically integrate?

Wang, Gewei - 2005

Following sound economic theory, paper mills vertically integrate into pulp production, partly because internalizing the production of their inputs allows them to avoid transaction costs. Higher market concentration, a proxy of higher asset specificity and transaction costs, should encourage...

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Transaction Cost Estimation Model for US Infrastructure Public Private Partnerships.

Farajian, Mortezs - 2010

Due to special characteristics of Public Private Partnerships (PPPs), the ―transaction cost‖ in PPPs is more than other delivery methods. Although there have been some attempts to study transaction costs in PPPs in Europe, transaction costs of PPPs in the US has not been explored well, and...

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Costly Renewable Resource Management and International Trade

Bergeron, Nancy - 2007

Renewable resource management is necessary to avoid the dissipation ofinter-temporal rents due to open access exploitation. In reality management iscostly, which implies that the first best solution is not appropriate. Managementcosts must be considered explicitly in optimization problems, to...

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