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ITLS Working Papers 2009: Recent submissions

    • A study of a trusting partnership between government and industry 

      Mellish, Darryl
      Published 2009-09-01
      This paper is about reform to rural and regional bus services. The Stage 1 and 2 reforms were not done in true partnership with Industry and those experiences were published for T10. The Stage 3, Rural and Regional Reforms, ...
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    • Using value chain networks to enhance cash flow management and create corporate value: Some observations 

      Walters, David
      Published 2009-04-01
      Purpose: The purpose of this paper is to explore the extent to which cash flow management, the value of the organisation, and strategic decision making are correlated. Methodology/Approach: A cash flow model is proposed ...
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    • Road transport and climate change: Stepping off the greenhouse gas 

      Stanley, John K.; Hensher, David A.; Loader, Chris
      Published 2009-09-01
      Transport is Australia’s third largest and second fastest growing source of greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions. The road transport sector makes up 88 percent of total transport emissions and the projected emissions increase ...
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    • Observed efficiency of a d-optimal design in an interactive agency choice experiment 

      Puckett, Sean M.; Rose, John M.
      Published 2009-04-01
      There have been a number of recent calls within the choice literature to examine the role of social interactions upon preference formation. McFadden (2001a,b) recently stated that this area should be a high priority research ...
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    • The influence of organizational subcultures in health organizations 

      Lok, Peter; Westwood, Bob; Rhodes, Jo; Wang, Paul
      Published 2009-08-01
      This study investigates the mediating role of organizational subculture and its antecedents of organizational commitment namely leadership, culture and job satisfaction. Structural equation analysis is used to examine our ...
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