Learning through short-run economic forecasts in a micro-to-macro model

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Macroeconomic performance is enhanced by increasing the variety of sources of information on which to base decisions, as shown by experiments simulating the main aspects of an economy which is centrally controlled. The study focused on learning behaviour of companies through internal expectations and access to data on macroeconomic forecasts in the Swedish context. Companies were either allowed a choice of macroeconomic forecasts or were restricted to one source.

Commercial nonphysical research, Analysis, Macroeconomics

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Will most of us be working for giant enterprises by 2028?

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Issues are discussed concerning the pattern of change in establishment and enterprise size, the number of establishments in an enterprise, and the causes for these changes. Research shows that the increasing numbers of mergers towards the end of the twentieth century have led to a rapid rise in enterprise size.

Acquisitions and mergers, Demographic aspects, Business enterprises, Growth

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The theory of irrelevance of the size of the firm

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Research is presented describing the methodology used to calculate the effectiveness of a company compared with size and number of employees, showing neither factors have a major impact on company success.

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