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There is a lack of study examining the relationship between high-involvement HRM practice and innovation capability as mediated by knowledge sharing. So, the motivation of this paper is to study and explore potential intermediating roles of explicit and tacit knowledge sharing in linking...
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Purpose: This paper aims to examine the influence of collaborative culture on employee’s knowledge sharing and how it associated with radical and incremental innovation in Chinese firms. Design/methodology/approach: This study used the quantitative approach and structure equation model to...
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We find that private sellers generate lower returns for the buyer than public sellers in inter-corporate asset transactions. The documented gain difference cannot be explained by the buyer's characteristics, sample selection effects, the means of payments, and the quality of divested assets....
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This paper analyzes optimal regulation to address the issue of “Too Big To Fail” (TBTF) in a simple model with government bailouts. Due to the commitment issue of government bailouts, a combination of capital requirement and size regulation can only achieve a second-best allocation, where...
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This paper analyzes the welfare impact of supervisory shopping in the banking sector. Supervisory shopping leads to a welfare-increasing "race to the top" among supervisors, if strong supervision increases banks' access to deposits by signaling that banks have a less risky balance sheet....
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We find that acquirer shareholders gain less in inter-corporate asset transactions when the seller is a private firm. Both private equity and private operating sellers generate lower returns for the buyer than public sellers, but their relative gain differences are not statistically...
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We find that acquirer shareholders gain less in inter-corporate asset transactions when the seller is a private firm. Both private equity and private operating sellers generate lower returns for the buyer than public sellers, but their relative gain differences are not statistically...
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