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The ultimate exit strategy

Journal of Management Development, 2004
This paper briefly provides some thoughts on forward planning in end‐of‐life care, noting that there are good reasons for taking action with regard to our own demise. Provides an example of living will.
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The Exit Strategy Delusion

Foreign Affairs, 1998
ComeJune, the American troops helping to maintain peace in Bosnia are scheduled to come home. Recently, however, some senior adminis tration officials have begun murmuring about staying on longer. "A consensus is developing," says Secretary of State Madeleine Albright, "that there will be or should be some form of U.S.
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Exit-Strategie entwickeln

Sozialwirtschaft, 2020
Beim Entwickeln einer »Exit-Strategie« für die Zeit nach der Corona-Krise können sich die Entscheider in Organisationen und Unternehmen fast nur auf Annahmen stützen.
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Elections and Exit Strategies: No Exit Without a Strategy, or No Strategy Without an Exit?

2004
Abstract The transfer of power to a legitimate and sustainable local authority, typically mediated through an election, is the central purpose of any transitional administration. Elections and other ‘exit strategies’ are discussed in this chapter.
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Exit Strategies for Business Tenants

Journal of Property Research, 2006
Adaptability is critical to success in business. Yet, many businesses in the UK occupy premises on fixed term leases, which run for several years, a feature that has great appeal to investors. However, during this time property requirements can change.
Cathy Hughes, Sandi Murdoch, Neil Crosby
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Exit Strategies in Private Equity

2015
The main goal of a PE fund manager is to receive a return in excess of the price paid for the companies in the portfolio at the time of exit. Various exit strategies are available to fund managers including a trade sale, which is the sale of the company to another PE firm or a secondary buyout for a medium or large portfolio company.
Boutron, Emmanuel, Folus, Didier
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An Exit Strategy for Measles Virus

Science, 2011
A receptor for measles virus on epithelial cells reveals how the virus accesses the respiratory tract.
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Alternative exit and restructuring strategies

2010
The focus of this chapter is on bankruptcy and liquidation as alternative restructuring or exit strategies for failing firms. Bankruptcy enables a failing firm to reorganize, while protected from its creditors, or to cease operation by selling its assets to satisfy all or a portion of the firm’s outstanding debt. How reorganization and liquidation take
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Exit Strategies of Ehrlichia

2016
The tick-transmitted, obligate intracellular, Gram-negative bacterium Ehrlichia is the causative agent of ehrlichiosis. Until recently, the mechanism by which Ehrlichia are released from host cells or how they gain entry into cells was not clearly understood. This chapter describes the exit strategies of the obligate intracellular bacterium Ehrlichia.
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The effect of exit on entry deterrence strategies

Games and Economic Behavior, 2001
Recent analyses of entry deterrence strategies have required an incumbent's post-entry output or pricing strategy to be profit maximizing. However, most papers have continued to assume that either an incumbent can commit not to exit after entry or that exit is never optimal. When there are avoidable fixed costs of operating in any period, however, exit
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