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Energy-aware flexible job shop scheduling problem with nonlinear routes and position-based learning effect

Birgin, Ernesto G.; Riveaux, José Angel; Ronconi, … - In: International transactions in operational research : a … 33 (2026) 2, pp. 860-891

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A model for scheduling the resource deployment in a multi-stage ramp-up production system

Kim, Taebok; Glock, Christoph H.; Jaber, Mohamad Y. - In: International journal of production research 63 (2025) 10, pp. 3630-3654

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Group-scheduling with simultaneous learning effects and convex resource allocations

Huang, Xue; He, Hongyu; Bei, Hong-Bin; Zhao, Yanzhi; … - In: Operations research perspectives 15 (2025), pp. 1-11

In this article, we investigate the resource allocations group-scheduling with position-based learning effects. Under a single-machine, the purpose is to determine an optimal group sequence, job sequence within each group, and convex resource allocations (i.e., second partial derivatives of...

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Stock transferability, the managerial learning effect and corporate innovation

Yu, Xuehang; Fang, Junxiong - In: China journal of accounting research : CJAR 17 (2024) 1, pp. 1-27

This paper considers stock halts to study the impact of stock liquidity loss on the managerial learning effect based on … by discretionary stock halts, affects revelatory price efficiency in the secondary market, hinders managers' learning … effect and affects enterprises' production and operation decisions. These findings have policy implications for stock …

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Export dynamics and invoicing currency

Hayakawa, Kazunobu; Nuttawut Laksanapanyakul; Matsuura, … - 2024

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Exporting, investing and productivity dynamics in African manufacturing

Alka, Kilishi A. - In: Oxford open economics 3 (2024), pp. 1-17

Trade shocks generated by trade policy reform are important for firm productivity. In particular, export opportunities and access to imported intermediate inputs and capital goods can encourage firms to simultaneously export and invest. Using a panel dataset for manufacturing firms in Ghana,...

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