This paper relates to the implications of transaction costs in Ronald Coase. The economics of transaction costs (TCE) is a first-order theoretical framework for understanding both the constraints to the development of the company to warn gaps in current public policy developments with important...

Spanish Abstract: Este artículo argumenta que hay una relación de complementariedad entre la escuela austriaca, basada en el papel del individuo y del mercado, y la economía institucional, que resalta el papel de las instituciones. La mejora continua de la gestión empresarial se desarrolla...

Entrepreneurs are becoming more aware about their social and environmental responsibilities at the inside and outside level of their firms. The new vision about economic development is and must be associated with the human and social advancement and environmental responsibility. This is why,...

The aim of this empirical research was to test the influence of some social factors such as social norms, habits and routines, which are actually constraining the entrepreneurial strategy. In order to measure the extent of these influences we have focused on informal arrangements and cooperation...

Spanish Abstract: Definimos la empresa como una "ficción legal" que relaciona contractualmente a distintas personas con el objetivo de obtener beneficios empresariales. La empresa se estructura con un marco de reglas, aunque dentro suyo surgen órdenes espontáneos que le dan vida a la...

Spanish Abstract: La presente investigación tuvo como objetivo establecer la relación entre la satisfacción laboral, el contrato psicológico, el tipo de vinculación y la antigüedad en un grupo de docentes de una universidad privada ubicada en la ciudad de Bogotá. La investigación es de...

Japanese Foreign Direct Investment in Peru was substantial in his beginnings, in the 60s and 70s, and has been decreasing unable to achieve sustainable levels as Japanese investment in Asia. Using the development concepts of “flying geese-pattern” model, and explaining the singular business...