of perceived product quality, relative price and risk on perceived product value and, ultimately, willingness to buy … cent level, except for store image on perceived risk. The strongest relationship, by some margin, was that between … mitigate high levels of consumer risk was dispelled. In general, the results may be used to glean further insight into the …

of obvious risks (e.g. contracting HIV/AIDS) there is little evidence of risk‐sharing implicit contracts. This could in … prostitutes, there is apparent evidence of risk‐sharing, it is argued that this is better explained in terms of a theory of debt‐bondage.  …

age and degradation of a component to define the accident probability. Discusses issues of engineering risk, cost …

New Zealand’s 1993 Companies Act defines reckless trading as when a director/manager induces a “substantial risk of … investments during the continued existence of a firm. Replacing the standard of moral failing with a standard of objective risk … redistribution of property rights. It biases investment towards lower risk, lower yield ventures, and is expected to decrease New …

Purpose There has been increasing attention given to the need to bring risk thinking into the field of HRM. The purpose … of this paper is to explore the nature of risk in a rapidly changing context, examines the responses being made and … categorisation of risk. It uses the volatile, uncertain, complex and ambiguous metaphor to lay out the likely shape of imminent …

kinds of risk (operational, strategic, and financial); and three strategies for the provision of added service … of risk. Research limitations/implications – The study provides an original conceptual framework and nine research … provides a novel conceptualisation of service innovation and attendant risk.  …

/value – The paper builds on the theory behind risk and uncertainty management and proposes an innovative framework that avoids the …