Titlebook: Ownership and Governance of Enterprises; Recent Innovative De Laixiang Sun Book 2003 United Nations University 2003 China.corporate governa

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Network Externalities and Cooperative Networks: Stylized Facts and Theory, or within a supply chain (that is, having significant forward or backward linkages) in which cooperatives are common. In other words there are network externalities or complementarities of organizational type, at least when it comes to organizational form. As a result organized networks can serve t

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,Network Externalities and Cooperative Networks: A Comparative Case Study of Mondragón and La Lega wxamples of globally competitive, worker-managed cooperatives. This chapter makes a systematic comparison of the innovative and evolving mechanisms developed by these networks to mitigate the disadvantages inherent in the typical cooperative structure, but without substantially forgoing or compromisi

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Adaptive Efficiency and the Evolving Diversity of Enterprise Ownership and Governance Forms: An Ove that placing property under the exclusive control of private owners makes them liable for the consequences of bad decisions but also entitles them to the rewards of good ones, thus making them more willing to motivate managers and workers.

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New Institutional Arrangements for Product Innovation in Silicon Valley,ently leading firms in Internet/web services, such as Netscape, Yahoo and e-Bay, have been funded and nurtured in Silicon Valley. Compared with other high-tech industrial districts such as Cambridge in the UK, Silicon Valley is undoubtedly the forerunner in product system innovation.1

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Book 2003ies. It analyzes two cases to demonstrate that there are alternative ways to harden budget constraints of state-owned enterprises. It investigates the driving forces behind these evolving dynamics and explores policy implications for developing and transition economies.

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1754-9604 jor economies. It analyzes two cases to demonstrate that there are alternative ways to harden budget constraints of state-owned enterprises. It investigates the driving forces behind these evolving dynamics and explores policy implications for developing and transition economies.978-1-349-51276-8978-1-4039-4390-3Series ISSN 1754-9604

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