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equilibria, and by setting high standards that are less likely to be devalued by low quality firms. …
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We consider a simple dynamic “collective reputation” model of a market for an experience good into which we introduce imperfect quality inspections. In each period two markets operate: a prime market for sellers with a good reputation, and a regular market for all other sellers. In every...
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relevant position among other important agricultural standards. Rather than a comprehensive analysis it outlines key elements …
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Standards and certifications, as ‘scientific’ instruments of public and private governance, have recently emerged as … practice of a pilot certification project aimed at thousands of Tanzanian smallholders who cultivate Jatropha oilseeds (one of … in the standard and certification protocols were found to constitute cases of ‘excess governance’, which made little or …
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standards and certification, to advance environmental sustainability and social justice. Using a case study of an ecological … voluntary standards and certification. Specifically, efficiency, calculability, predictability, and control became key … shrimp project in Indonesia that became certified organic, this paper raises concerns regarding the impacts of certification …
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interviews and secondary information are used to illustrate the existing variation in certification standards across industries … and organisations. Findings – The high variation in Lean Six Sigma certification standards makes it very difficult to … Sigma certification standards be used in organisations, drawing on the best practices from major companies.  …
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remaining over‐whelmingly opposed to compulsory CPD, were in favour of some certification and recognition for CPD activities.  …
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Examines the effects on employment and wages of the phasing out of trade quotas implemented under the World Trade Organization's Agreement on Textiles and Clothing, the Multifibre Agreement (MFA). Includes cases studies from seven developing countries, the USA and the European Union.
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