Information technology, organizational form, and transition to the market

Article Abstract:

Overview of information technology and organizational form adoption theories is presented. Use of these theories in the empirical analysis of firm features and options in the transition economies of Czech Republic, Hungary, Romania, and Slovakia is discussed.

Italy, Czech Republic, Hungary, Romania, Management dynamics, Slovakia, Information Systems & Theory, Management, Information technology, Company business management, Organizational structure

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Cooperation, status seeking and competitive behaviour: theory and evidence

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An income sharing/pooling system could help solve the problem of collective exploitation of Fishery resources. A homogeneity in individual outputs is an important aspect of the pooling system.

Income Distribution, Animal Aquaculture, Fish hatcheries and preserves, Fishery Cooperatives, Models, Social status

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A dynamic theory of the transition to democracy

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The transition from autocracy to democracy is affeced by economic growth rate, inequality, and the legitimacy and planning horizon of the autocrat.

Analysis, Democracy

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