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Callaghan, Michael; Wood, Greg - In: European Business Review 26 (2014) 4, pp. 286-304

social implications – It would seem that codes of ethics have evolved beyond a regulatory requirement and are now considered …Purpose – The aim of this research was to determine the evolution of engagement with business ethics in the top 500 … responses of the companies that possessed a code of ethics at those times. Findings – This paper finds that business ethics has …

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Decisions with moral content: collusion

Zarkada-Fraser, Anna; Skitmore, Martin - In: Construction Management and Economics 18 (2000) 1, pp. 101-111

. Collusive tendering is one of the moral choices facing decision-makers in the construction industry. This paper describes an … empirical investigation of the attitudes and behavioural intent towards collusive tendering of key individuals in the tendering … there is a minority of decision-makers that admit they would consider participating in some form of collusive tendering …

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Examining corruption prominence in SIDS – the curse and the cure for construction tender practices

Martin, Hector; Miller, Ashlee; Milling, Amrita; … - In: Journal of Facilities Management 21 (2022) 3, pp. 387-411

. Corruption most frequently occurs within the tendering stage of construction projects and the current debate fails to arrest this … features of SIDS contributes to an understanding of B2G corruption during construction tendering. Design …/methodology/approach This study elucidates corruption in the tendering process through the lens of collective action and principal …

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Algunos recuerdos y reflexiones en el cincuentenario de la primera ley de competencia en España

Castañeda Boniche, Antonio - In: Información comercial española : ICE : revista de … 876 (2014), pp. 105-123

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Beyond the market : broader perspectives in cartel research

Fellman, Susanna; Shanahan, Martin - In: Scandinavian economic history review 68 (2020) 3, pp. 195-203

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Libre competencia en Venezuela de cara al MERCOSUR

Gonález Benoit, Ana Carolina - 2015

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Fifty Years of U.K. Competition Policy

Utton, Michael - In: Review of Industrial Organization 16 (2000) 3, pp. 267-285

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Caribbean offshore Financial Centers; Past, Present, and Possibilities for the Future

Suss, Esther C.; Williams, Oral; Mendis, Chandima - International Monetary Fund (IMF) - 2002

The paper reviews the development of offshore financial activities in the English-speaking Caribbean islands and takes stock of the size and status of these sectors today. In view of the heightened concerns of the international community about money laundering, the costs and risks to countries...

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The labour market in Nigeria under regulation and deregulation

Gbosi, Augustus N. - In: International Journal of Manpower 17 (1996) 8, pp. 46-53

Regulation in its broader sense, means the imposition of restrictions on the various sectors of an economy. For example, prior to 1986, regulatory controls were the main approach to macroeconomic management in Nigeria. On the contrary, deregulation aims at the removal of controls, thereby...

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Customer Policy as an Alternative Orientation to Marketing Simple

Wills, Gordon - In: European Journal of Marketing 16 (1982) 4, pp. 3-26

This monograph argues that boardroom marketing must be integrated with purchasing and distribution activities in a synthesised role focused on customer policy. The author sees this as the next step forward and argues that such a new alignment in company thinking would enable it to take account...

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