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Price pressures in the UK index-linked market: an empirical investigation

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We have assembled a new dataset and we have empirically investigated the effects of subcon-tracting on the bidding price in auctions for the awarding of public contracts in Italy. In this setting, the required qualification for firms aiming to bid for public contracts determines differ-ent

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We empirically investigate whether tournaments between heterogeneous contestants are less intense. To test our hypotheses, we use professional sports data from the TOYOTAHandball-Bundesliga, themajor handball league inGermany. Based on sports betting odds, we estimate the differences in winning

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The resource-based view of the firm attributes superior financial performance to organizational resources and capabilities. This paper develops the concept of IT as an organizational capability and empirically examines the association between IT capability and firm performance. Firm specific

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