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financial performance. Yet, contrary to conventional wisdom, recent research shows that industry-specific profitability … provide insights into when and why industry-specific profitability forecasting models are useful. We show that industry …-specific forecasts are significantly more accurate in predicting profitability for single-segment firms and, to some extent, for business …
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In the literature, nominal money has been decried as a reliable measure. However, before condemning money as a defective measure, it is necessary to examine in a historical context the nature and the role of money in a money economic system, and the changes over time in the types of money...
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The paper aim is to verify industry sensitivity to changes in production volumes (sales). Sensitivity confirmation is not based on the data describing economic downturn but on permanent internal industry factors. Internal factors take into consideration cost dependency on changes in output...
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As emerging economies integrate their markets with the rest of the world, competition driven changes in profitability … profitability distributions under such conditions using China’s WTO accession as a natural experiment, to carry out before and after … comparisons. Our results suggest that after WTO accession, the long run (ergodic) distribution of conditional profitability rates …
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Reinvestment decisions are based on basic the economic literacy of entrepreneurs because they do not want to affect future liquidity or development activities. The main goal of the article is to suggest a simple decision tree model to describe profit reinvestments in a general way based on...
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Cartel detection is usually viewed as a key task of either competition authorities or compliance officials in firms with an elevated risk of cartelization. We argue that customers of hard core cartels can have both incentives and possibilities to detect such agreements on their own initiative...
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Fragmentation of production into more and more complex supply chains is a prominent feature of globalisation. It implies that transaction costs as part of total costs of ownership carry a large weight in procurement decisions. An analysis of the various types of transaction costs is also...
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If an upstream manufacturer can use coupons to price discriminate, the downstream retailer can also use coupons to price discriminate. In doing so, the retailer takes a share of the price discrimination profit from the manufacturer. To gain a larger profit share, the retailer has an incentive to...
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This paper presents a typology and classifies the literature on inventory models with multiple sourcing options. The categories for classification include the number of considered echelons, the source of uncertainty, the model structure, as well as the general research approach. By means of the...
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This study assesses how top-tier suppliers market their capabilities to ensure a responsible upstream supply chain to their downstream buyers, and how the marketing of corporate social responsibility (CSR)-related supply management practices affects the reputation of top-tier suppliers in...
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