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Threshold effects of board gender diversity on firm performance: panel smooth transition regression model

Corporate Governance: The International Journal of Business in Society, 2022
Purpose This study aims to investigate whether threshold effects exist in the relationship between board gender diversity and firm performance. Design/methodology/approach This study applies the panel smooth threshold regression model (PSTR) to a ...
Sami Gharbi, H. Othmani
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A game-theoretical model of firm security reactions responding to a strategic hacker in a competitive industry

Journal of the Operational Research Society, 2021
The tendency of strategic hackers to attack specific industries brings new challenges for information security management. This paper examines the interaction between firms in a specific industry and a strategic hacker by considering industry-specific ...
Yong Wu   +3 more
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How social-media-enabled co-creation between customers and the firm drives business value? The perspective of organizational learning and social Capital

Information Manager (The), 2020
Contemporary business organizations are increasingly turning their attention to value co-creation using social media between individual customers and business organizations in the process of new product development (NPD).
Hong Zhang   +3 more
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Dynamic Models of the Firm

2021
Dynamic models of the firm applied to market intermediary behavior are reviewed and formulated. An important input that we have ignored so far is capital. Different models applicable to modeling capital, with special reference to agricultural models, are presented and discussed in this chapter.
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Modeling the Banking Firm: A Survey

Journal of Money, Credit and Banking, 1984
THIS PAPER REPORTS on the status of the literature on micro bank modeling and assesses our understanding of the banking firm's optimal behavior. This is no mean task, for much has been written on banking, broadly defined, over the past couple of decades. The review is developed in pieces.
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A Dynamic Model of the Firm

Journal of Political Economy, 1976
The usual neoclassical production function forms the point of departure for the present model of the firm. I will therefore briefly review the conceptual basis of capital and of the production function in the neoclassical model of the firm.' In the static model, maximization of profits under the competitive assumption yields the usual optimality ...
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Strategic Agility, Business Model Innovation, and Firm Performance: An Empirical Investigation

IEEE transactions on engineering management, 2019
Despite the robust literature on the nature of business models and their implications for firm performance, research on the organizational antecedents of business model innovations (BMIs) is still evolving.
T. Clauss   +3 more
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The Firm-Value Risk Model

SSRN Electronic Journal, 2009
The Firm-Value Risk Model combines the technology of actuarial optimal dividends models with insights regarding financial frictions from financial economics, especially as they apply to risk transfer in (re)insurance firms. This paper illustrates, by numerical solution of a set of case studies, how certain stylized facts about (re)insurer value emerge ...
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The Dominant Firm Model Revisited

Review of Industrial Organization, 2000
This paper extends the standard Forchheimer dominant firm model by making more explicit shifts in the fringe supply when the market price set the dominant firm deviate from its limit price. It demonstrated how, when a dominant firm engages in short-run profit maximization, the market price it sets in the long run will equal its limit price and that, in
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A Dynamic Model of the Firm

Management Science, 1965
In this paper we utilize traditional microeconomic theory and elementary queuing theory to develop a computer simulation model of a single-product, multi-process firm. One of our objectives is to demonstrate that the body of economic theory known as the “theory of the firm” may be used to provide a convenient frame of reference in applying some of the
Chu, Kong, Naylor, Thomas
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