Search Results - subject:"NORTH AMERICA"

Isabella, Lynn - 2008

This case, a follow-up to the A case (UVA-OB-0437), consists of collected observations and dialogue from one of two self-directed work teams at a General Electric Fanuc joint venture. See also the C case (UVA-OB-0439)

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Ge Fanuc North America (C)

Isabella, Lynn - 2008

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The Pros and Cons of North American Monetary Integration

Arndt, Sven W. - 2008

This study examines the major arguments for and against enhanced monetary integration in North America, with particular …

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Global Takeoff of New Products : Culture, Wealth or Vanishing Differences?

Chandrasekaran, Deepa - 2008

The authors study the takeoff of 16 new products across 31 countries (430 categories) to analyze how and why time-to-takeoff varies across products and countries. They test the effect of 12 hypothesized drivers of time-to-takeoff using a parametric hazard model. The authors find that the average...

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Linking natural gas markets : is LNG doing its job?

Neumann, Anne (contributor) - 2008

of daily spot prices for natural gas in North America and Europe we investigate price dynamics covering the period from …The increase in liquefied natural gas trade has accelerated the integration of previously segmented markets in North … America, Europe, and Asia. This paper provides evidence on the integration of the transatlantic natural gas market. We test …

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Canadian natural gas : review of ... & ... outlook to ...

Kanada / Natural Gas Division - 2008-2008: Ottawa : [Verlag nicht ermittelbar] - 2007/08u.2020(2008)

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Evaluating the effects of polygamy on women and children in four North American Mormon fundamentalist groups : an anthropological study

Bennion, Janet - 2008

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WHO OWNS NATURAL RESOURCES IN THE UNITED STATES AND CANADA?

Marchak, M. Patricia - Land Tenure Center, University of Wisconsin-Madison - 1998

Property rights are social definitions; they exist as long as the society is willing to enforce them. If enforcement is missing, they cease to exist. The reasons for changes might be market conditions, popular sentiments, scientific knowledge, new technologies, lobbying, or legal battles....

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Small-business viability in Americaâ€™s urban minority communities

Bates, Timothy; Robb, Alicia - In: Urban Studies 51 (2014) 13, pp. 2844-2862

Although minority and immigrant entrepreneurs in the US have chosen to concentrate in low-profit retail and service lines of business clustered geographically in urban minority neighbourhoods, their reasons for doing so are unclear. We investigate their motivations by analysing viability among...

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The convening power of food as growth machine politics: A study of food policymaking and partnership formation in Baltimore

Bedore, Melanie - In: Urban Studies 51 (2014) 14, pp. 2979-2995

Why do some partnerships form successfully while others fail? Much has been written about the conditions for successful partnership formation, however the qualities of the policy issue itself have rarely been central to this debate. Drawing on qualitative research about a food policymaking...

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