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Type: term paper. Topic: Business. Code: busi0010.
Format: pdf. Pages: 20
Format: pdf. Pages: 20
A Strategic Review of Quallaby Corporation
Introduction
Quallaby Corporation
Company Background
Environmental Analysis
The External Environment
Core Operations
Customers
Financial Data
The Organisation
Conclusions and Recommendations
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Type: term paper. Topic: Business. Code: busi0003.
Format: pdf. Pages: 21
Format: pdf. Pages: 21
Cooperation in local and global groups
Multiple group memberships are the rule rather than the exception. Locally operating groups frequently offer the advantage of providing social recognition and higher marginal benefits to the individual, whereas globally operating groups may be more beneficial from a social perspective. Within a voluntary contribution environment we experimentally investigate the tension that arises when subjects belong to a smaller local and a larger global group. When the global public good is more efficient individuals first attempt to cooperate in the global public good. However, this tendency quickly unravels and cooperation in the local public good builds up.
Keywordws: local public good | global public good | cooperation | social recognition | social interaction | exp
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Type: term paper. Topic: Business. Code: busi0007.
Format: pdf. Pages: 40
Format: pdf. Pages: 40
Dynamic effects of regulation and deregulation in goods and labour markets
Modern macroeconomic models with a Keynesian flavour usually involve nominal rigidities in wages and goods prices. A typical model is static and combines wage bargaining in the labour markets and monopolistic competition in the goods markets. As central policy implication it follows that deregulating labour and/or goods markets increases equilibrium employment. We reassess the consequences of deregulation in a dynamic model. It still increases employment at the fixed point, which corresponds to the static equilibrium solution. However, deregulation may also lead to stability loss and endogenous fluctuations
Keywordws: Labour | goods | markets | deregulation | monopolistic competition | business cycles | regulation
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Type: term paper. Topic: Business. Code: busi0011.
Format: Ms Word. Pages: 19
Format: Ms Word. Pages: 19
Fiat cultural clash: China and Italy
Introduction
Corporate Culture
Italian and Chinese Culture
Fiat’s joint venture
Nanjing
Chery
Guangzhou Automobile
Cultural Clash
Cultural Shock
Spheres of Culture
Johnson & Scholes cultural web
Hofstede’s findings
The ‘cultural union’ model of Trompenaars and Hamden-Turner
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Type: term paper. Topic: Business. Code: busi0005.
Format: pdf. Pages: 12
Format: pdf. Pages: 12
Human resource practices in Russian subsidiaries
Using one subsidiary of one international consumer goods company as an example, the author shows the main challenges of HR Management and their consequences for business activities in Russia. This empirical study details HR practices at the Russian subsidiary of one international consumer goods manufacturer with headquarters in Western Europe (hereafter referred to as ABC Russia for confidentiality). The author spent a few weeks in Moscow with the task of 1) reviewing the recruitment market and establishing trends with regard to the availability of candidates, salary movements and turnover of employees; and 2) making recommendations on how ABC Russia should proceed based on the findings. It was a great opportunity to observe ABC Russia employees and partly participate in their daily business; have access to some internal information, especially to HR procedures and rules; talk to some employees and get their impressions on what it means for a well-known international company doing business in Russia.
Keywordws: Russia | HR management | HR practices | culture | intercultural communication | recruitment | employ
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Type: analysis. Topic: Business. Code: busi0001.
Format: pdf. Pages: 14
Format: pdf. Pages: 14
International Negotiation by e-mail
This paper investigates the advantages and disadvantages of the use of e-mail to obtain agreement between two parties with overlapping but also conflicting interests. The literature on Media Richness suggests that e-mail is too lean to facilitate agreement; but all supporting evidence stems from homogenous populations. This paper, however, starts from the hypothesis that in connection with lingua franca interaction, the text format provides advantages for parties that need to think how to phrase an argument. However, the evidence provided from a negotiation task performed by international business students indicates that, while there is a distinct advantage in the feature of reviewability, the text format itself also poses a problem because it allows selective attention
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Type: term paper. Topic: Business. Code: busi0004.
Format: pdf. Pages: 20
Format: pdf. Pages: 20
Job quality and wages
In a simple oligopsonistic model, firms compete for labour through wages and job qualities. We modify the product market model developed by Vandenbosch/Weinberg 1995 and apply it to the job market with jobs being defined by two vertically differentiated non-wage characteristics. Workers differ in their valuation of these two characteristics but do not differ in their productivity. In equilibrium firms offer different wages and differ in only one of these non-wage characteristics. Whereas our labour market model is based on firms, we apply subclasses according to the UK SIC(2003) in our empirical analysis. When comparing subclasses within selected sectors (WERS) we found evidence that firms compete in both wages and job qualities.
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Type: thesis. Topic: Business. Code: busi0009.
Format: pdf. Pages: 94
Format: pdf. Pages: 94
Mediated Negotiation - An Agent-Based Distributed Decision Support System Framework
Implementing an e-market for limited supply perishable asset (LiSPA) products is a problem at the intersection of online purchasing and distributed decision support systems (DistDSS). In this dissertation, we introduce and define LiSPA products, provide real-world examples, develop a framework for a distributed system to implement an e-market for LiSPA products, and provide proof-of-concept for the two major components of the framework.
The DistDSS framework requires customers to instantiate agents that learn their preferences and evaluate products on their behalf. Accurately eliciting and modeling customer preferences in a quick and easy manner is a major hurdle for implementing this agent-based system. A methodology is developed for this problem using conjoint analysis and neural networks.
The framework also contains a model component that is addressed in this work. The model component is presented as a mediator of customer negotiation that uses the agent-based preference models mentioned above and employs a linear programming model to maximize overall satisfaction of the total market.
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Type: thesis. Topic: Business. Code: busi0002.
Format: pdf. Pages: 256
Format: pdf. Pages: 256
Pricing for online and offline retailing
The thesis deals with pricing strategies for multichannel retailers, especially traditional stores which additionally manage an online shop. The problem of integrating two sales channels and applying a well-suited pricing strategy is still an emergent question. This work develops a stochastic model to represent consumer behavior on pricing. On the one hand the model contains two probability functions which render consumers reservation prices for each individual channel. On the other hand the stochastic model is based on numerous distributions which represent switching probabilities from and to each separate channel. The various distribution functions will be estimated from the results of a survey. To highlight differences of pricing strategies due to several product categories a cross comparisons of books, clothes and digital cameras will be presented. The results show that there are differences in multichannel pricing of the various products. These inequalities stem from consumers perceptions of the sales channels. For each product a separate sales channel is preferred by consumers. Therefore, one channel exhibits some advantage versus the alternative channels. This advantage is reflected in different pricing strategies. Further appropriate marketing strategies could help a firm to counter discounting by its competitors. So firms should keep an eye on the reservation price structure of its consumers as well as their demanded marketing activities.
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Type: thesis. Topic: Business. Code: busi0012.
Format: pdf. Pages: 60
Format: pdf. Pages: 60
Real Estate Market Analysis of the Condominium Market in Singapore
Introduction
General Profile of Singapore
News of the World Financial Market in 2010
Outlook of Singapore Economy
Singapore Remains Top Asian Country In Corporate Governance
Current Job Market Outlook in Singapore
Market Overview of Singapore Private Property Market
Projecting Condominium Demand
Projecting Condominium Supply
Sentiment of the Residential Property Market in Relation to Population Growth, Fertility and Household Size Patterns
Projecting General Housing Demand
5 Condominium Subsectors in Singapore
10 Reasons Why People Will Invest In High-End Condominium
Income, Affordability, Pricing Levels and Recommendation
Potential Competitors in the Luxury condominium sector
Conclusion
References
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