Titlebook: Vertical Markets and Cooperative Hierarchies; The Role of Cooperat Kostas Karantininis,Jerker Nilsson Book 2007 Springer Science+Business M

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The Horizon Problem Reconsidered,em. The majority of members will, however, bias the exit payment to their own advantage. This will lead to overinvestment. Thus, the main finding in this paper is that if there is a horizon problem, it will lead to overinvestment – not underinvestment.

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Jeffrey S. Royerispersion hardening of the sub-surface region. A necessary condition for reduced wear after implantation of heavy ions is that the implanted layer is in contact with the oxide layer at the titanium surface, as shown by RBS measurements.

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Jerker Nilsson,Philippe Ruffio,Stéphane Gouinltidimensional systems theory. We apply the duality theorem of Oberst [5] to this particular case and employ the duality to investigate certain first-order representations of one-dimensional convolutional codes.

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Conversions and Other Forms of Exit in U.S. Agricultural Cooperatives,y incentives to pursue an exit strategy, and lack of disruptive institutional and market changes. We conclude that if property right constraints continue to be ameliorated with selective incentives and innovative structures, producers will be more likely to invest in cooperatives.

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The Structure of Marketing Cooperatives,esults of 120 producers of a Dutch horticulture cooperative show that the selected cooperative attributes are significant drivers of members’ utility. In particular, members attach high importance to strategic attributes and prefer a more individualized cooperative structure.

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