... and Trade and Development (UNCTAD) (2004), global offshoring of services was about $ 32 bil...66). . Accordingly we explore potential interactions ...
...2008; Wang and Nicholas 2005; Wang et al. 2004), and on exploiting this knowledge for competitive... data, resulting in a usable sample of 202 or a 66% response rate. Seventy-two percent of the final s...
... Criminal Police Office/Bundeskriminalamt 2004: 242). The largest share in the fall of crimes was... to be victim of a break-in, and 45 and 66 percent to be robbed (Stastisches Bundesamt 1994: ...
... of Fortune Global 250 firms for the year 2004. On the basis of 25 different items, five indicato..., or services (with respectively 38, 51 and 66 observations). While this is a less than optimal c...
...EU 2004 Nr. L 16 S. 44) verliehen und nicht entzogen wurde...2 abgegebenen Erklärungen sind § 66 Abs. 5, § 67 Abs. 3 sowie § 68 Abs. 2 Satz 2 und...
...2002; Shi et al. 2004; Shi et al. 2005). Second, the literature lacks th... have sales revenues over $1 billion and 66% of them had more than 3 years of experience in gl...
...2004, 329; Lindholm 2004, 603). Calls for new generatio... at another university: in Mannheim, 66% of the professors have had an earlier appointment...
... a "globalized" system (Buckley and Ghauri 2004). As the political, economic, and cultural forces ...Journal of Marketing, 66(4), 40-56. . Prof. A. Yaprak ([mail]) . Department...
Tight labour markets and changing employment relationships make employees with high levels of firm-specific knowledge, skills, and abilities less dependent on and committed to their employer. Companies need to work harder in order to attract and retain employees and protect their mutual human capital investments. Using a dataset with survey data from employees in 11 companies (N = 777), the present study shows evidence that employee share ownership, provided that it is taken seriously as reflected by the presence of a small number of other HRM practices in the company, might be a worthwhile avenue for managers to explore.
...2004; Culpepper/Gamble/Blubaugh 2004; Pendleton 2001; S... and inter-item correlations range from .31 to .66, which indicates reasonable internal consistency o...
Federalism is commonly regarded as a major impediment to welfare state expansion, yet its role in times of welfare state retrenchment remains unclear. Complex responsibilities shared between the federal government and those of the Länder make German hospital financing an interesting example in this regard. The paper analyses recent reforms in German hospital financing, showing how federal institutions may impede reforms and how resistance is motivated. It describes the historical compromise behind the foundations of hospital regulation and outlines the transformation process in hospital reimbursement, showing how systems of reimbursement and hospital planning have come into conflict. Against this background, attempts by national and Länder governments to solve this conflict are assessed...
... hindered alternative solutions (Simon 2000: 66-67). This muddle lasted nearly twenty years, befor...By 2004 all hospitals had to introduce it, although implem...
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