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This paper examines the effect of family ownership and control on executive compensation in listed firms during the … period 2003-2008. The descriptive statistics show that CEOs in non-family-controlled firms have a significantly higher share … of variable compensation than CEOs in family-controlled firms, they also receive remuneration in stock options relatively …
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in Swedish listed firms. The degree of independence is defined with respect to the principal owners, the management of …
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Eastern Europe nowadays represents an important and attractive economic area for foreign direct investment. Determinants of investments have converged with those of other European countries. However, it has been argued that a differentiated East-West structure still exists in Europe. This study...
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understand the forces that lead some firms to decide to engage in more innovative activities than others and examined the types …
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Most online businesses try to get the attention of people and then sell advertisers access to that attention. The scarcity of attention — there’s only 24 hours in a day and much of that is spoken for — results in intense competition for people’s time and incentives to develop creative...
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-making, exporting and performance. It is found that managers' independence is positively associated with firms' financial performance …
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An application of Capabilities-Driven Strategy to upstream E&P. As the industry evolves, so too must E&P strategies, portfolios, organizational capabilities, and operating models – capabilities must be enhanced, workflows streamlined, and productivity optimized, through broad operating model...
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Membership is one of the core structural characteristics of the cooperative form. It distinguishes cooperatives from other business forms, especially companies. Cooperative membership is often regulated in national laws; however, the question of how membership should be translated into legal...
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The economic model of corporate law could, with a few simple moves, be seen as potentially having cultural limits. Or, better put, the economic model works well in the United States because not much impedes Coasean-style re-bargaining among the corporate players. Begin with the economic model...
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management competence. Such policies should selectively chose which types of firms to support, with specific policy measures and …
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