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Journal of Farm Economics, 1966
A GRICULTURAL economists' interest in models of farm-firm growth arises from (1) the inadequacy of static firm theory to explain the observed differential rates of growth of different farms, and (2) the lack of confirmation of a U-shaped long-run cost curve in empirical studies of farm cost-size relationships [2, 3].
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A GRICULTURAL economists' interest in models of farm-firm growth arises from (1) the inadequacy of static firm theory to explain the observed differential rates of growth of different farms, and (2) the lack of confirmation of a U-shaped long-run cost curve in empirical studies of farm cost-size relationships [2, 3].
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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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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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A Model of Distributor Firm and Manufacturer Firm Working Partnerships
Journal of Marketing, 1990A model of distributor firm and manufacturer firm working partnerships is presented and is assessed empirically on a sample of distributor firms and a sample of manufacturer firms. A multiple-informant research method is employed. Support is found for a number of the hypothesized construct relations and, in both manufacturer firm and distributor firm ...
James C. Anderson, James A. Narus
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An Econometric Model of a Firm
The Review of Economics and Statistics, 1967A LTHOUGH econometric models have been constructed for a wide variety of macro-economic systems, there have been few reports, if any, of econometric models which have attempted to examine a firm in its entirety. This paper presents some results of a study intended to develop a relatively comprehensive simultaneous-equations model of a firm.
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Economics of Planning, 1970
The Liberman reforms of 1962 modify the above model somewhat, though they do not change it in any fundamental way. The problem of systematic misinformation is attacked by opting for a bonus based not on profit achieved but rather, on an average of the profit achieved and the planned profit.
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The Liberman reforms of 1962 modify the above model somewhat, though they do not change it in any fundamental way. The problem of systematic misinformation is attacked by opting for a bonus based not on profit achieved but rather, on an average of the profit achieved and the planned profit.
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Beyond firms: Multi-firm models for global scale and scope
Entreprises et histoire, 2019L’histoire des entreprises et la recherche en stratégie se sont longtemps concentrées sur les firmes et les branches. La recherche sur les groupes, soit une unité d’analyse distincte allant au-delà des entreprises sans pour autant embrasser les industries tout entières, est elle aussi nécessaire.
Fruin, Mark, Rodan, Simon
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A strategic planning model for law firms
Services Marketing Quarterly, 1995ABSTRACT Today's lawyer practices in a client marketplace characterized by ever-increasing competition and a growing specialization of legal services. Many law firms have responded to their competitive environments by employing marketing practices heretofore used primarily by traditional product marketing firms.
James R. Lowry +2 more
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1983
The model presented in this chapter analyses the dynamic relations between corporate investment, financial and dividend policies. We assume that the firm operates in an environment that is common to many firms: it has no access to the stock exchange, debt money is limited and marginal returns to scale are decreasing.
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The model presented in this chapter analyses the dynamic relations between corporate investment, financial and dividend policies. We assume that the firm operates in an environment that is common to many firms: it has no access to the stock exchange, debt money is limited and marginal returns to scale are decreasing.
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An efficiency wage model for small firms: firm size and wages
Economics Letters, 1998Abstract Small firms are those with a unique monitor: the owner of the firm. According to the model presented, wages are identical for very small firms, no matter which industry they are in, and increase with firm size for somewhat larger firms. An empirical test is carried out using French data.
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The firm in models of the economy
1995In this chapter the rationale for developing the MS modelling approach and the main features of such a model will be exposed. By way of introduction, we give a critical assessment of the firm in AGE models and reflect on selected topics commonly found in partial analyses dealing with the internal and external economic organization of the firm.
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