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This paper addresses a puzzle related to firm size and competition. Since Stephen Hymer´s pioneering contribution (Hymer, 1960/1976), theories of the firm implicitly assume that only large, diversified multinational enterprises can compete in industries that combine high capital intensity, high...
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The article departs from an understanding of organizational learning as processes that code historical events into … structure, highly educated employees, and a management style in which management aims at creating conditions for learning and …
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This paper introduces learning dynamics into a posted-offer pricing game, in which sellers observe past …
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The literature on time-inconsistent preferences introduced naive, partially naive and sophisticated as types of agents that represent different levels of unawareness of agents' self-control problems. This paper incorporates time-inconsistent players in a sequential bargaining model. We first...
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of evolutionary and learning processes in this game. Only the continuous best response dynamic uniquely selects the …
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Experiential learning refers to learning which uses the learner’s experience as a base. This definition implies an … active and personal approach to learning. A more operational definition is provided below. While experiential learning has … experiential learning is not superior to traditional methods for transmitting knowledge. Similar results were found by Cherryholmes …
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. Natural learning, an approach to help learners assume responsibility, was compared with the traditional strategy in seven …
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Snapshots from Hell describes a first-year student<92>s experience in the Stanford Master of Business Administration (MBA) program in 1989. Peter Robinson, formerly a speech writer for President Reagan, tells about his experiences in applying to business schools, living with other MBA students,...</92>
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education has been losing effectiveness. Most important, students are not learning to do things, such as making an effective …
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^Susefulness.^T There is no evidence that the use of teacher ratings improves learning in the long run. The papers do not show that … is weak. I raise some questions about usefulness, with a particular emphasis on the ratings^R effects on learning. …
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