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Appropriating Value from Computerized Reservation System Ownership in the Airline Industry

Organization Science, 2001
It is difficult for the firm competing through information technology resources to gain a sustainable advantage because systems are easy to imitate and substitute resources are often available to competitors. The innovator may be unable to appropriate all of the benefits from information technology investments.
Robert J Kauffman, Henry C Lucas
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The Realization of the Ownership Reservation Seller’s Right in Bankruptcy Proceedings under the Context of the Civil Code

Advances in Social Sciences, 2023
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Chasing Reserves - Incentives and Ownership [PDF]

SSRN Electronic Journal, 2009
Oil companies are concerned to replace the petroleum reserves they produce in order to maintain their future level of activity. Reserves also represent an important input when analysts value these companies. However, they have to rely on booked reserves, which are subject to measurement errors.
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Risk-taking, Ownership and Excess Reserves in the Ghanaian Banking System

Journal of Emerging Market Finance, 2016
This study looks at the effects of ownership structure and the risk-taking behaviour of banks in Ghana. Using data from 21 banks during 2000–2010, the study employs random effects panel data regressions. The results show that banks prefer to hold high excess reserves instead of lending to borrowers when they perceive the markets to be risky.
Theodora Akweley Odonkor, Bright Addiyiah Osei, Bo Sjö   +2 more
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Renewable energy and economic growth relationship under the oil reserve ownership: Evidence from panel VAR approach

Renewable Energy, 2022
This study aims to explore the relationship among economic growth, CO2 emissions, fossil fuels consumption, renewable energy consumption, foreign direct investments, and trade by taking into account countries with oil reserves (export groups) and countries without oil reserves (import group).
Alper Aslan, Oguz Ocal, Baki Ozsolak, Ilhan Ozturk   +3 more
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Institutional ownership, cross‐shareholdings and corporate cash reserves in Japan

Accounting & Finance, 2018
AbstractCross‐country studies document a negative relation between corporate governance and cash holdings. In contrast, this relation is found to be positive in the United States. In this paper, we examine the case of Japanese firms. Using institutional ownership and cross‐shareholdings as the main governance variables, we show that better governance ...
Pascal Nguyen, Nahid Rahman
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Land Ownership and Irrigation on American Indian Reservations

2018
American Indian reservations are often characterized by low income and high rates of poverty relative to adjacent non-reservation land. To understand the role institutions governing land ownership play in these outcomes, we examine agricultural land use and irrigation on parcels on and adjacent to the Uintah-Ouray Indian Reservation in eastern Utah ...
Ge, Muyang, Edwards, Eric C., Akhundjanov, Sherzod, Ge, Muyang, Edwards, Eric C., Akhundjanov, Sherzod   +5 more
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