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Bank competition and efficiency: empirical evidence from Indian market

Arrawatia, Rakesh; Misra, Arun; Dawar, Varun - In: International Journal of Law and Management 57 (2015) 3, pp. 217-231

Purpose – The study aims to investigate the relationship between competition and efficiency. Using bank-level data for … Indian banks, relationship between competition and efficiency is examined by applying the Granger causality test for the … competition. Data envelopment analysis technique is applied for measuring efficiency in the Indian banking system along with the …

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Freedom, competition and bank efficiency in Sub-Saharan Africa

Sarpong-Kumankoma, Emmanuel; Abor, Joshua; Aboagye, … - In: International Journal of Law and Management 59 (2017) 6, pp. 1359-1380

Purpose This study aims to consider the effect of financial (banking) freedom and competition on bank efficiency … both competition (market power) and bank cost efficiency using the same stochastic frontier framework. Subsequently, Tobit … between competition and bank efficiency. Findings The results show that increase in market power (less competition) leads to …

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Measuring Guest Satisfaction in UK‐based International Hotel Chains: Principles and Practice

Jones, Peter; Ioannou, Alexia - In: International Journal of Contemporary Hospitality Management 5 (1993) 5

Investigates methods of assessing guest satisfaction, some of which do not give a true reflection. Analyses by comparison UK hotel methods of assessment and ways of improving amenities, i.e. reception, room service, facilities, costs, etc., and suggests ways of systemizing customer response and...

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Factors Influencing the Design of Hotels

Kerr Forster Associates, Pannell - In: International Journal of Contemporary Hospitality Management 5 (1993) 2

Discusses the essential components of a hotel and the improvements in facilities brought about by competition …

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New product introduction delays in the computer industry

Rosas‐Vega, Rosario; Vokurka, Robert J. - In: Industrial Management & Data Systems 100 (2000) 4, pp. 157-163

‐based competition has emerged as the winning strategy, especially in fast‐cycle industries. Being the first to introduce a product into …

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The Minimalist Approach to Business

Willis, Eric - In: Industrial Management & Data Systems 90 (1990) 6, pp. 10-11

Increasing competition and the liberalisation of trade in Europe after 1992 means that British firms will face a …

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″Continual Improvement″ for Competitive Advantage

Pettersson, Michael - In: Industrial Management & Data Systems 90 (1990) 1, pp. 4-10

selective pressures of competition. Giving primacy to continual improvement naturally gives a different slant to company …

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Cutting the Gordian Knot of Misguided Performance Measurement

Vollmann, Thomas E. - In: Industrial Management & Data Systems 91 (1991) 1, pp. 24-26

Well over 50 per cent of a manufacturing company′s resources are found in Operations. Long‐ and short‐term success demands deploying these resources – money, time, material and people – on the right problems and their solution. Unfortunately, traditional accounting‐driven performance...

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Marketing Signals in Industrial Markets

Herbig, Paul; Milewicz, John C.; Gulbro, Robert - In: Industrial Management & Data Systems 94 (1994) 9, pp. 16-21

Marketing signals, whereupon marketing activities provide information beyond the activity itself, can be implemented in a variety of marketing activities including advertising, pricing, quality control, and competitive reactions. Examines marketing signals as they are used in the industrial...

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Change, competitiveness and communications ‐ the role of business television

Chitty, Gary - In: Industrial Management & Data Systems 96 (1996) 5, pp. 3-5

Contends that broadcast communications ‐ including video magazines, direct satellite transmission, CD‐ROM distribution to desktop PCs ‐ is the fastest growing medium for corporate communication, both external and internal. Illustrates the potential of broadcast business television (BTV) to...

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