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The Economics of Workers’ Enterprises
1993The economics of labour management and producer cooperatives began in earnest with Ward’s celebrated paper in 1958 (Ward, 1958). The Wardian theory of the labour-managed firm (LMF) was extended in the early contributions of Domar (1966), Vanek (1970) and Meade (1972) to a general theory of labour-managed industries and economies. A basic characteristic
Paul R. Kleindorfer, Murat R. Sertel
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Vendors and the Economics of Their Enterprises
1997Abstract The comparative statistics and information collected in the seven preceding case studies provide a rich and unique data set about an activity found in almost every country around the world: the street food trade. This chapter aggregates and analyzes the data about the vendors and their microenterprises drawn from the seven ...
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The Economics of Private Enterprise.
Journal of the Royal Statistical Society, 1926H. W. M., J. H. Jones
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Government Economic Enterprises
Public Administration Review, 1960John Thurston +3 more
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Entepreneurship and economics of enterprise
Economic Bulletin of Dnipro University of Technology, 2022L. H Solianyk +2 more
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Small and medium manufacturing enterprises and Asia's sustainable economic development
International Journal of Production Economics, 2021Kee-Hung Lai +2 more
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Economics of Shipping Enterprises
2009This chapter explores the economics of British shipping enterprises in relation to the necessary factors for economic expansion. It examines the economics of different ship types - cargo liners, passenger liners, tramps, and tankers - their cost structures; profitability; vessel technology; and ability to attract and retain both capital and labour. It
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