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Path Dependence in Decision-Making Processes: Exploring the Impact of Complexity under Increasing Returns
Koch, Jochen; Eisend, Martin; Petermann, Arne - 2009
The development of path-dependent processes basically refers to positive feedback in terms of increasing returns as the main driving forces of such processes. Furthermore, path dependence can be affected by context factors, such as different degrees of complexity. Up to now, it has been unclear...
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Leveraging technological externalities in complex technologies: Microsoft's exploitation of standards in the browser wars
Windrum, Paul - 2004
Full-text of this article is not available in this e-prints service. This article was originally published [following peer-review] in Research Policy, published by and copyright Elsevier.
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Product strategies under durability, lock-in and assortment considerations
Gilbert, Stephen M. (contributor) - 2009
In this dissertation I focus on two considerations that influence the product strategy of a firm. The first is consumers’ choice and its influence on a firm’s product offering, and the second is the interaction between durable products and their contingent consumables. First, I study the...
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The impact of taxes on optimal portfolio choice : an Australian study
Turvey, Phillip - 2011
taxation, and in order to achieve the same risk/return level as the lower taxation level, the investor must take on more equity …
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10009438211
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Regional differences in agricultural profitability, government payments, and farmland values: Implications of DuPont expansion.
Mishra, Ashok K.; Moss, Charles B.; Erickson, Kenneth W. - 2009
Purpose - The purpose of this paper is to use the DuPont expansion to examine those factors underlying differences in (rates of) return on different crop portfolios over space (ten regions) and time (1960-2004). The paper also estimates the impact of government payments on farmland values...
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Substituting Corporate Saving for Personal Saving: An Explanation for Falling Personal Saving Rates
Barney, L. Dwayne; Schooley, Diane K.; White, Harry - 2009
Purpose – The purpose of this paper is to test the hypothesis that savers may be substituting equity capital gains from stockholdings for traditional measures of personal saving. The analysis also aims to investigate dividend yield (DY) as a signal to investors about corporate saving rates...
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An evaluation of the capital gains tax concessions for small business
Marriage, Wayne Wilson - 2006
. The provisions are based on the landmark Review of Business Taxation. The Federal Government's intention was to remove …
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ESSAYS ON THE WESTERN LABOR MARKETS
Holter, Hans A - 2011
Taxation and Public Education Expenditure," I study the determinants of cross-country differences in intergenerational earnings … and earnings, which features progressive taxation, public education expenditure, and borrowing constraints among the … the child's earnings. Quantitatively, taxation is more important than education expenditure. Introducing a Danish tax …
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The long-run determinants of Australian income inequality
Gaston, Noel; Rajaguru, Gulasekaran - 2009
development. This article uses a measure of income inequality derived from taxation statistics and a recently proposed method for …
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10009441597
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The growth effects of corporate and personal tax rates in the OECD
Gemmell, Norman; Kneller, Richard; Sanz, Ismael - 2011
Recent aggregate tests of the impact of taxes on long-run growth rates in the OECD countries remain vulnerable to two important criticisms. First, they typically use 'an aggregate average rate, or constructed marginal rate, that probably does not affect the rate that any particular economic...
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