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    • OFFSETS AND DEVELOPMENT OF DEFENCE SUPPORT INDUSTRIES IN SMALL ECONOMIES 

      Joson, S.S.
      Published 1988-06-01
      This paper provides an analysis of offsets, a measure employed by many small countries for the development of a local high technology/defence support industry. Offsets in government procurements involve seeking trade, ...
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    • THE CONGLOMERATE AND THE FOCUSSED AGGLOMERATE: MODERN FORMS OF THE LEADER-COMMANDED FIRM 

      Ross, Bruce W.
      Published 1988-07-01
      The dominant business form of this century, the hierarchically controlled multidivisional enterprise, is typically committee-commanded. commanded. However in the last quarter-century there has been a resurgence of ...
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    • INERTIAL BEHAVIOR ON SCHEDULE AND HIERARCHICAL DECOMPOSITION 

      Ermini, Luigi
      Published 1988-07-01
      This paper compares inertial behavior on schedule and hierarchically decomposed behavior, and establishes some conditions under which the latter is superior to the former. Inertial behavior relates to an agent who, facing ...
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    • SPATIALLY-DIFFERENTIATED TRUCKING MARKETS: EQUILIBRIA UNDER PRICE REGULATION WITHOUT ENTRY RESTRICTIONS 

      Mills, Gordon
      Published 1988-04-01
      Trucks provide transport between a pair of cities, with the demand for transport from A to B being more intensive than for the reverse (back-haul) direction . The trucking industry comprises individual owner-drivers, and ...
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    • On-Campus Housing: Theory vs. Experiment 

      Guillén, Pablo; Kesten, Onur
      Published 2008-01-01
      Many universities in the US offer on-campus housing opportunities to incoming as well as already enrolled students. Recent research has theoretically as well as experimentally shown that the most common student assignment ...
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