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newly privatized firms: an international empirical analysis. Journal of Finance, 49(2), pp. 403~452.
OECD Guidelines Preamble, 2005. “Throughout the Guidelines, the term "SOEs" refers to enterprises where the state has significant control, through full, majority, or significant minor ownership.”&nbs
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firms to decrease complexity.
Claim 3
Business users and management always want to customize their software to fit their own needs without proper knowledge for the system. “Software is infinitely malleable,” says computer historian Martin Campbell-Kelly. However, as enterprise software becomes inc
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added one or two countries every year to market portfolio. For instance, Zara opened its store in Paris, France. France is not only a geographically adjacent nation, but also a fashion capital which could be used as a starting point for the later expansion to Northern Europe such as Belgium and Swed
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Firms Localization
for the Balanced Regional Development.
Choi, Jong-Soo*·Kim, Sung-Eun**
High-technology firms advances industrial structures so that it may impact creation of economic vitality and a step-up in production, that has potential power to increase not only for creation of profit but al
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added to the fixed factor, the firm may experience increasing f\\returns at low levels of output but eventually will incur diminishing returns at some higher levels of output.
단주입에, 가변 요인들이 고정요인에 더해지기 때문에 회사는 산출의 저수준들에서 점증 수익을 경험할지
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