Sustainable growth of payment card networks: a two-sided market
approach.
Abstract
The payment card industry is a typical "two-sided market"
where two groups of agents (i.e. merchants and cardholders) interact
with each other via a common network platform (i.e. a card . . .
Assessing the performance impacts of information systems from the
resource-based perspective: an empirical test of the indirect
Abstract
Research into the strategic impacts of information systems (IS)
from the resource-based view of competitive advantage has increasingly
embraced the indirect effect of IS on firm . . .
Small retailer employment of older workers: an
assessment.(Survey)
Abstract
This paper focuses on a study which examined the employment of
older workers by small retailers in the United States. It considers the
literature on the future role of senior employees . . .
Swift trust and distrust in strategic partnering relationships:
key considerations of team-based designs.
Abstract
We explore the integration of trust and distrust as defined by
Lewicki, McAllister, and Bies (1998) with its effects on team-based
designs. A hypothetical long-term contract simulation . . .
Inter-partner credible threat and the survival of U.S.-China
joint ventures.
Abstract
International joint ventures (IJVs) are perceived as essential
strategic weapons by which firms can transfer the complex complementary
competencies needed for competitive advantage . . .
Porter's generic strategies: an exploratory study of their
use in Japan.
Abstract
While the use of Porter's generic strategies have been well
documented in America and Europe, no studies have assessed their use in
Japan. This research investigates if Japanese . . .
A theoretical and empirical analysis of the strategic value of
beyond compliance occupational health and safety programs.
Abstract
The present study examines the application of Resource Dependence
Theory and Institutional Theory relative to company involvement in an
important voluntary, governmentally sanctioned . . .
The strategic planning process and performance relationship: does
culture matter?
Abstract
Given the growth of multinationals, it is important that managers
learn whether strategic planning enhances firm performance in
cross-cultural situations. Using an international sample . . .
Leadership's activation of team cohesion as a strategic
asset: an empirical simulation.
Abstract
The current study examined the linkage between leadership, team
cohesion, and superior performance using group process and performance
data collected from a strategic management . . .
Accounting students' likelihood of compliance with tax
preparation standards.(Report)
Abstract
The current study examines the likelihood that accounting students
will comply with the AICPA's enforceable Statements on Standards
for Tax Services (SSTS). A sample of 224 accounting . . .
The benefits of leader communication on part-time worker
outcomes: a comparison between part-time and full-time employees using
Abstract
This study presents findings on the differential effects that
leader communication has on worker performance and job satisfaction for
part-time and full-time workers. For both part- and . . .
Corporate governance and the abnormal returns to acquisition
announcements.(Report)
Abstract
This paper investigates the relationship between a firm "s
corporate governance structure and the abnormal returns associated with
acquisition announcements. Based on a sample of 294 . . .
Ignoring rules of succession: how the board reacts to CEO illness
announcements.(Report)
Abstract
Rules of behavior guide decisions, and succession rules guide CEO
selection. When CEO turnover is unanticipated, succession rules may not
be able to guide the board. We examine . . .
Openness and economic growth: empirical evidence on the
relationship between output, inward FDI, and trade.
Abstract
The relationship between openness and economic growth in developed
and developing countries has been of continuing interest in both the
theoretical and empirical literature. In this . . .
U.S. executives' perceptions of "BEMs" as F.D.I.
options.
Abstract
In this study, perceptual mapping was used to identify the
collective and individual positions of ten big emerging markets or
"BEMs" as they are more commonly called. The . . .
Geography matters: Kohonen classification of determinants of
foreign direct investment in transition economies.
Abstract
This exploratory study examines the extent to which non-spatial
determinants of foreign direct investment (FDI) organize themselves in a
manner that mimics the spatial proximity of . . .
Wealth effect for U.S. acquirers from foreign direct
investments.
Abstract
This study investigates the wealth effects of foreign direct
investments on U.S. firms during the period of 1989-2000. Overall
findings indicate that U.S. acquirers experience . . .
Perspectives of foreign direct investment in the new
millenium.
FDI continues to play a crucial role around the world and its
importance to the global economy cannot be understated. Researchers from
different disciplines are pursuing their work in FDI to . . .
Cumulative index of articles.
By Volume
Volume 17, Number 1 - Volume 19, Number 2 Spring 2000 - Fall 2002
Jo Ann Duffy, Editor
Volume 17, Number 1 (Spring 2000)
* Verma, R., & Boyer K.K. Service classification and . . .
Participative management's influence on effective strategic
diffusion.
Abstract
Recent research has highlighted the importance of middle and lower
level managers in strategy formulation in ensuring that the strategy
effectively "diffuses" throughout the . . .
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