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Behavioural Economics in Higher Education Institution - Business Collaboration Paradigm in Context of Global Competition [PDF]
SHS Web of Conferences, 2021 Research background: More than ever before governments, education institutions, industries, researchers and civilians are setting indebted attention to discover and learn more about behavioral science.
Vevere Velga, Mons Arturs
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Covid-19: Prospering Industries & Oversize Management
Symphonya, 2021 With COVID-19, many businesses have failed, while other industries and corporations have seen profits increase, and are likely to continue to do so post-pandemic, in line with the trend of the oversize economy.
Silvio M. Brondoni
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Global declining competition? [PDF]
Journal of International Economics, 2019 Abstract Using a new firm-level dataset on private and listed firms from advanced economies and emerging markets, we document four stylized facts on market power in global markets. First, competition has declined, but only modestly—average markups increased from 1.22 to 1.29 (6%) during 2000–2015, especially in services and in advanced economies ...
Carolina Villegas-Sánchez +2 more
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Вестник университета, 2021 The Russian universities have to be demand among potential foreign applicants in the context of tightening competition in the global higher education market for resources, personnel and students.
M. A. Tanina +3 more
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Фінансово-кредитна діяльність: проблеми теорії та практики, 2023 In today's world, globalization and digital technologies are significantly transforming the landscape of international trade. Digital transformation has become a critical aspect that determines the competitiveness of countries and businesses in the ...
Alla Shlapak +4 more
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Cost Competition, Fragmentation, and Globalization [PDF]
Review of International Economics, 2000 This paper proposes a model in which the removal of barriers to trade and factor mobility is associated with endogenous fragmentation of the value–added chain. Fragmentation is the outcome of cost competition—the profit–maximizing choice of cost structure by monopolistically competitive firms.
Burda, Michael C., Dluhosch, Barbara
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Global Models of Growth and Competition [PDF]
Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, 1973 Very precise data on the dynamics of a competitive system of two species of Drosophila have been obtained. By a curvilinear regression approach, analytical models of competition have been fitted. By statistical and biological criteria of simplicity, reality, generality, and accuracy, the best of these models has ...
Gilpin, Michael E., Ayala, Francisco J.
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The Role of Imitation in Global High-Tech Product Development
Symphonya, 2012 Innovation is historically linked to the creation of large departments of Research & Development (R&D) that require large investments in assets. With markets globalization, the department of R&D remains one of the pillars of innovation, but it needs a ...
Carlos S. Baradello, Andrea Salazzaro
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Üniversite Araştırmaları Dergisi, 2020 Üniversiteler, yeni fikir ve teknolojileri, içinde bulundukları ekosistem içinde geliştirmekte, ülkelerin ihtiyaçları olan yetenekli, üretken ve değişken şartlara uyum sağlayan iş gücünün geliştirilmesine olanak sağlamaktadır.
Güzin Özdağoğlu +2 more
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Market-Driven Management, Global Markets and Competitive Convergence
Symphonya, 2010 Global markets redefine competition space, fostering a collaborative network between companies (market-driven management). Globalisation causes previously distinct global economies to converge into a single large market, thus generating fusion between ...
Elisa Rancati
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