Business groups: entry barrier-innovation debate revisited

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The relationship between a business groups share in a sector and the sectors innovative performance is examined. The key theoretical arguments and their empirical implications are discussed. The data and measures are examined and statistical analysis is conducted.

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Residential segregation in an all-integrationist world

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A variation of the Schelling model is examined. The model is analyzed using techniques recently developed in stochastic evolutionary game theory. The primary results are derived and the dynamics of segregation are explored.

Neighborhood, Neighborhoods, Neighbourhoods

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Strategic outsourcing revisited

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The impact of strategic outsourcing of firms in vertically related oligopoly markets using a linear Cournot model is analyzed.

Germany, Use of services, Switzerland, Usage, Economic aspects, Economics, Outsourcing, Oligopolies, Economic methods

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