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resulted, again, from the dramatic deterioration of profits (capital income). Nokia is by far the biggest player in the … industry (more than half of the value added), and the decline of profits is mainly due to Nokia. Since 80-90 per cent of Nokia …, when the values added and profits grew in the early 2000s, the contribution to GDP growth was overestimated. The reason is …
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This paper explores the behavior of profits in the four largest euro area countries (Germany, France, Italy and Spain … a vector autoregressive modeling framework, discusses the sensitivity of profits to four distinctive structural shocks … of historical developments in profits across countries and sectors. …
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competitiveness (i.e. productivity, wages and profits) while controlling for key econometric issues such as time-invariant unobserved … competitiveness vary across sectors: while temporary employment is found to enhance productivity and profits in (labour …
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the mean value - raises profits on average by somewhat less than half a percentage point, reduces average labour costs by … about 0.1 percent and has no effect on TFP. The positive effects on profits are larger for small firms operating in low tech …
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; the ability of innovations to lead to high entrepreneurial profits; the commitment of industries to invest profits in …
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Investment funds are key institutions for understanding the dynamics of a country's financial wealth and for analysing the interaction between wealth owners and the macroeconomic policy management. This text has three fundamental objectives: firstly, it seeks to construct a profit proxy of the...
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this rise has been accompanied by a rise in the level and variability of corporate profits whereas the labor share of …. By assumption, firms can adjust capital more easily than labor. Profits arise from rents paid to quasi-fixed factors of … capital-to-labor ratio and the level and volatility of corporate profits to rise, but only increased factor substitutability …
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chains as the object of the research, this paper compares suppliers' profits, consumer utility without coordination and … contrasts suppliers' and retailers' profits with coordination to determine the range of the revenue sharing rates and which …
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forms of profits, therefore they do not require separate conceptual analysis and statistical separation. Speaking of the … the privilege of large companies and their owners; (iii) rents, rather than profits are the main driving force of the …
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corporate strategists for maximizing profits. However, with few exceptions, the ethicality of various profit making strategies … making strategies widely discussed in the literature. Our results reveal that strategy approaches for making profits based on … approach to making profits should come under the careful scrutiny of an ethical lens, such as one described in this paper. …
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