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Journal articles on the topic "Joint venture (economic concept)"
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Kato, Takeshi. "WE economy: Potential of mutual aid distribution based on moral responsibility and risk vulnerability." PLOS ONE 19, no. 5 (May 16, 2024): e0301928. http://dx.doi.org/10.1371/journal.pone.0301928.
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Reducing wealth inequality is a global challenge that requires the transformation of the economic systems that produce inequality. The economic system comprises: (1) gifts and reciprocity, (2) power and redistribution, (3) market exchange, and (4) mutual aid without reciprocal obligations. Current inequality stems from a capitalist economy consisting of (2) and (3). To sublimate (1), the human economy, to (4), the concept of a “mixbiotic society” has been proposed in the philosophical realm. In this society, free and diverse individuals mix, recognize their respective “fundamental incapability,” and sublimate them into “WE” solidarity. Moreover, the economy must have a moral responsibility as a co-adventurer and consider its vulnerability to risk. This study focuses on two factors of mind perception—moral responsibility and risk vulnerability—and proposes a novel wealth distribution model between the two agents following an econophysical approach, whereas the conventional model dealt with redistribution through taxes and institutions. Three models are developed: a joint-venture model in which profit/losses are distributed based on their factors, a redistribution model in which wealth stocks are redistributed periodically based on their factors in the joint-venture model, and a “WE economy” model in which profit/losses are distributed based on the ratio of each other’s factors. A simulation comparison reveals that WE economies are effective in reducing inequality, resilient in normalizing wealth distribution as advantages, and susceptible to free riders as disadvantages. However, this disadvantage can be compensated for by fostering fellowship and using joint ventures. This study presents the effectiveness of moral responsibility and risk vulnerability, complementarity between the WE economy and joint economy, and the direction of the economy in reducing inequality. Future challenges include developing an advanced model based on real economic analysis and economic psychology and promoting its fieldwork for worker coops and platform cooperatives to realize a desirable mixbiotic society.
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Avdasheva, S. B., and G. F. Yusupova. "Economic analysis of the firm’s boundaries and the limits of competition: The case of Nord Stream 2 AG." Voprosy Ekonomiki, no. 10 (October 11, 2021): 134–51. http://dx.doi.org/10.32609/0042-8736-2021-10-134-151.
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Using publicly available information, the article examines the economic concepts, which underlie the arguments of the decision of Polish competition authority UOKiK in relation to the participants of the Nord Stream 2. It explains the interrelation between economic and legal concepts, which are to be applied to interpret the competitive impact of joint venture and probable theory of harm for infrastructure investments under competition law of European Union, including in comparison with Russian competition law. It has been demonstrated that the resolution of a consortium case should be based on the proof of two statements. The first statement implies that the joint venture is a firm (and therefore the creation of a joint venture is a deal leading to economic concentration). The second statement means that despite Gazprom adopted the commitments about decision of the European Commission and trends in the development of the European gas market, the possibility of price discrimination is retained. Discussion and contestation of the decision against PJSC Gazprom testify in favor of maintaining the relevance of institutional studies and studies of industry markets for resolving legal disputes arising from the application of competition law.
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Duma, Oleh. "Mechanisms of venture investing in startups." Management and Entrepreneurship in Ukraine: the stages of formation and problems of development 2022, no. 2 (December 27, 2022): 169–82. http://dx.doi.org/10.23939/smeu2022.02.169.
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The article presents the research results of the mechanisms of startups venture capital investment. The role and significance of venture capital investment in the startup ecosystem and the innovation ecosystem in general are considered. The economic essence of the concept of venture investing is presented. In the process of research, the peculiarities of venture capital investment for startups were analyzed and a comparative characteristic of venture capital investment and classical investment was given. Mechanisms of financing and support of innovative startups at different stages of the life cycle are analyzed. The main and auxiliary success factors of startups by stages of the life cycle are described. The research examines models of venture capital investment in innovative enterprises. In particular, the following options were considered: the model of capital transfer (partial participation), the model of joint investment and the fund of funds model. For each model, the implementation mechanisms of investing in startups are described and described schematically. Key stakeholders and all stages of the investment process are listed. The models of joint investment in startups are described, in particular the model of a public-private venture capital fund and the model of joint investment in a private venture capital fund. The three selected models have many common elements, but differ from each other in terms of their dependence on specific contractual mechanisms, financing and access tools, and in some cases, exit mechanisms from the investment process. They also differ in terms of overall complexity, with the “fund of funds” model being more complex than the other two models. When considering specific models of the organization of venture funds, the work used the practices and experience of a number of jurisdictions, including Australia, Israel, Tunisia and Great Britain. Recipients in the implementation of any of the considered investment models should be startups, academic spin-offs, technological enterprises at an early stage of development, innovative enterprises that carry out technology transfer. Projects may involve the development of new products or technologies or the expansion of existing operations to commercial scale.
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Mujahidin, Mujahidin. "The Concept of Profit Sharing in The Industrial Field in Islamic Economic." Al-Kharaj: Journal of Islamic Economic and Business 3, no. 1 (June 30, 2021): 171–77. http://dx.doi.org/10.24256/kharaj.v3i1.3791.
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Profit sharing schemes are very limited compared to fixed income schemes, murabaha and ijarah  contracts are far more widely used by Islamic financial institutions than profit sharing schemes. the purpose of this research is to know the concept of profit sharing in the industrial field in islamic economy. This research method uses systematic literature review Literature review aims to make an analysis and synthesis of existing knowledge related to the topic to be researched to find empty space for research to be carried out. The results of this study found that Sharia Banking stipulates that mudharabah  is what is meant by "Akad mudharabah " in Financing is a joint venture agreement between the first party (malik, shahibul mal, or Sharia Bank) which provides all the capital and the second party („factor, mudharib, or the Customer) who acts as fund manager by sharing business profits in accordance with the agreement set forth in the Akad, while the loss is fully borne by the Islamic Bank unless the second party makes a deliberate mistake, is negligent or violates the agreement. based on careful calculations between the three schemes, viz revenue sharing, gross profit sharing and net Profit sharing, hence the schematic profit sharing is the most profitable for tile entrepreneurs in developing their production business.
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Mohd Jaffar, Maheran. "New Musharakah Model in Managing Islamic Investment." ISRA International Journal of Islamic Finance 2, no. 2 (December 15, 2010): 25–36. http://dx.doi.org/10.55188/ijif.v2i2.109.
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A musharakah contract is a joint venture between two or more parties and the profit is shared according to the agreed profit-sharing ratio. The new musharakah model internalises this concept and takes into account the investment of two parties, the rate of profit, as well as two profit-sharing rates. At present, this model is the only model that uses two profit-sharing rates to ensure justice in a joint venture investment. This can create opportunities to generate other Islamic investment or banking products that will attract more foreign investors who are keen on mush rakah products. Apart from this, this can initiate other researches and collaborations in Islamic banking/financing and investment, thus enhancing the Islamic investment status. The system of the musharakah model can definitely be commercialised.
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Zadorozhnyi, Zenovii, Valentyna Orlova, and Sofiia Kafka. "Cost and managerial accounting of joint activities related to the use of fixed assets." Herald of Ternopil National Economic University, no. 2(88) (June 5, 2018): 84–93. http://dx.doi.org/10.35774/visnyk2018.02.084.
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The research paper reveals the essence of the concepts of joint activity, joint operation, and joint venture. A set of key features for classification of joint activities is identified and their impact on accounting of joint activities is assessed. The article also reviews the essential elements of accounting of joint activities in the light of International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS), and characterizes the process of recording accounting entries related to basic operations, which depend on organizational forms of joint activities (a joint venture or a joint operation, with or without a separate entity). The paper provides a detailed description of three options for accounting of joint activities classified as joint operations, namely: joint operations without a separate entity; joint operations with a separate entity but without legal personality; a legal unit. Besides, a number of particular characteristics of measuring financial results from selling and purchasing assets within joint operations are identified. It is pointed out that one of the ways of effective use of fixed assets is promoting the implementation of managerial ac- counting of joint activities and internal reporting procedures of the results achieved. It is suggested that domestic enterprises of oil and gas industry should expand the practice of joint activities in order to effectively use fixed assets for oil and gas extraction and transportation. Before conducting joint activities, it is recommended that oil and gas industry enterprises compile initial calculations of their profitability at the level of managerial accounting. In the study, the following general and specific scientific methods of obtaining knowledge on economic phenomena are used: generalization, grouping and comparison, analysis, synthesis, induction and deduction, etc.
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Sunaryo, Busori, Bambang Eko, and Reta Yudistyana. "Coastal Community Empowerment through Joint Venture (Study of PT Badak NGL)." Economics Development Analysis Journal 8, no. 2 (September 8, 2019): 215–23. http://dx.doi.org/10.15294/edaj.v8i2.33935.
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The government is currently trying to realize Sustainable Development Goals/ SGDs. SGDs are not merely dreams that cannot be realized. The noble goal of SDG is to realize sustainable development for the better future that is in line with the concepts of CSR (Corporate Social Responsibility). One of the companies that participated in the realization of SDGS is PT Badak NGL. This study used descriptive analysis to provide clear descriptions or overviews of the object of the study. The study also used a case study of a MSME under the guidance of PT Badak NGL, namely Saputra Snack. Thus, the common goals between CSR, and SDGs is the spirit to realize sustainable development in terms of business strategies by implementing CSR programs. If all elements are committed to realize 17 SDG, so we can provide better future for our children - with low poverty, environment and earth sustainability, low levels of inequality in the economic, social and legal education sectors. Based on the observation and analysis, one of the keys of success to Saputra Snack was its high commitment. The high commitment did not only come from Saputra Snack itself, but also from PT Badak NGL Community Development party.
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Pehrsson, Anders. "Business relatedness in international diversification." European Business Review 31, no. 2 (March 11, 2019): 197–217. http://dx.doi.org/10.1108/ebr-03-2018-0069.
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Purpose Business relatedness is important in international diversification because it enables a firm’s transfer of resources to business units operating in foreign markets. The purpose of this paper is to develop a conceptual model based on a review of the major contributions of studies regarding the relatedness of subsidiaries, joint ventures or any other foreign unit. Design/methodology/approach The paper examines theory bases, the relatedness construct, data issues and the key achievements of previous studies. Drawing on organizational learning, transaction costs economics and industrial organization, a conceptual model and propositions are developed that intend to close important research gaps. Findings The model includes competitive strategy as a mediator of the effects of relatedness on foreign unit performance, type of foreign unit – that is, a wholly owned unit or joint venture – as a moderator; and competition barriers as a moderator. Research limitations/implications In future research, the propositions need to be transformed into testable hypotheses. It is recommended to treat relatedness as a multidimensional concept. Practical implications A firm is primarily advised to evaluate how its relatedness with foreign units enables knowledge transfer. A foreign cost leadership strategy benefits from product relatedness, while a differentiation strategy calls for resource relatedness. Originality/value The proposed model is unique as it includes an actionable component that mediates the effects of relatedness on international performance, i.e. competitive strategy, and concerns both wholly owned foreign units and international joint ventures.
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Dmytrenko, Alla. "Information space of controlling information in the context of joint activities: economic security aspect." ЕКОНОМІКА І РЕГІОН Науковий вісник, no. 3(90) (September 15, 2023): 120–25. http://dx.doi.org/10.26906/eir.2023.3(90).3037.
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The article examines the concept and outlines the components of the "information space of controlling information" category. Given the study of the information space of a joint venture as a system representing a single whole with a set of interconnected and interacting components - information objects, but on a smaller scale within the external and internal environment, the author develops a mechanism for the formation of information security with the allocation of information flows by directions (entry into the system, processing in the system, exit from the system), which allows to schematically depict the impact of information from the external information space on the joint venture's activities, information processing processes in the management system, management decision-making based on the processed information, as well as the output of high-quality and reliable information to meet the information needs of external users. When organising information security, it should be borne in mind that the vast majority of threats are generated by its employees, regardless of whether it is information in the form of employee knowledge or information contained in documents. The paper focuses on office threats to information of business entities, namely, threats to information contained in documents and information possessed and used by office workers in the course of their work. Since the set of actions of the personnel of a certain entity, aimed at ensuring the management of its activities, is appropriately organised in space and time, work with information of an enterprise, and work in the management link, determines the particular importance of such activities. A large amount of financial information can lead to the inability to process all the information, reduce the likelihood of assessing the most appropriate and reliable information, and make erroneous management decisions. The emergence and intensification of threats in the information environment significantly increases the importance and role of information security for the national security of Ukraine. As a result of the research of the selected topic, reasonable conclusions have been drawn which make it possible to define the concept of "financial controlling information" as a set of diverse data produced by individual structural units of business entities, public authorities, other institutions and organisations and used in the process of preparing reports for managers of various levels in order to make the right management decisions.
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Salsabila, Alfian Nur. "A REVIEW OF 10% INTEREST PARTICIPATION MANAGEMENT BASED ON THE PANCASILA ECONOMIC SYSTEM." JURNAL SETIA PANCASILA 3, no. 2 (February 9, 2023): 29–37. http://dx.doi.org/10.36379/jsp.v3i2.345.
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This study aimed to identify the ideal arrangement and concept for the management of 10% interest participation in the oil and gas sector. Writing is done by reviewing library data, in the form of laws and regulations, books, articles, journals, and others. The results of the study show that arrangements regarding the management of the 10% interest participation are currently not implemented optimally and comprehensively, so by reconceptualizing the management of interest participation in a way that ismore integrative and in line with the Pancasila economic system, it will have positive implications for areas where exploration and exploitation activities have been carried out. This new concept of interest participationmanagement will be more equitable for oil and gas producing regions and prioritize joint ventures based on the principle of kinship for the prosperity of the people.
Dissertations / Theses on the topic "Joint venture (economic concept)"
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Simões, Carla Costa. "A joint venture contratual e o direito concorrencial." Universidade Presbiteriana Mackenzie, 2012. http://tede.mackenzie.br/jspui/handle/tede/1066.
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Previous issue date: 2012-09-04The contractual joint venture comes from an association of interests synthesized in a contract, which will determine all wills and goals of co-venturers. The connection between contractual joint venture and competition law occurs when a non corporate joint venture s creation, being a contractual legal instrument as is, can be adjusted by the parties as best fit them. Such a contractual association may aim to infringe freedom of competition, which affects the economic power, and, as a result of the relationship merely contractual, it is difficult for the State to monitor this conduct.
A joint venture contratual advém de uma associação de interesses sintetizada em um contrato, que determinará todas as vontades e objetivos dos coventurers. A ligação do instituto da joint venture contratual com o direito da concorrência ocorre na medida em que a criação de uma non corporate joint venture, sendo um instrumento jurídico contratual como é, pode ser ajustada pelas partes como melhor lhes aprouverem. Tal associação contratual poderá ter como objetivo infringir a livre concorrência, o que afeta o Poder Econômico, e, em razão da relação meramente contratual, é difícil para o Estado fiscalizar este tipo de conduta.
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Wachtmeister, Henrik. "Jules Verne or Joint Venture? Investigation of a Novel Concept for Deep Geothermal Energy Extraction." Thesis, Uppsala universitet, Institutionen för teknikvetenskaper, 2012. http://urn.kb.se/resolve?urn=urn:nbn:se:uu:diva-199648.
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Geothermal energy is an energy source with potential to supply mankind with both heat and electricity in nearly unlimited amounts. Despite this potential geothermal energy is not often considered in the general energy debate, often due to the perception that it is a margin energy source bound to a few locations with favorable geological conditions. Today, new technology and system concepts are under development with the potential to extract geothermal energy almost anywhere at commercial rates. The goal of these new technologies is the same, to harness the heat stored in the crystalline bedrock available all over the world at sufficient depth. To achieve this goal two major problems need to be solved: (1) access to the depths where the heat resource is located and (2) creation of heat transferring surfaces and fluid circulation paths for energy extraction. In this thesis a novel concept and method for both access and extraction of geothermal energy is investigated. The concept investigated is based on the earlier suggested idea of using a main access shaft instead of conventional surface drilling to access the geothermal resource, and the idea of using mechanically constructed 'artificial fractures' instead of the commonly used hydraulic fracturing process for creation of heat extraction systems. In this thesis a specific method for construction of such suggested mechanically constructed heat transfer surfaces is investigated. The method investigated is the use of diamond wire cutting technology, commonly used in stone quarries. To examine the concept two heat transfer models were created to represent the energy extraction system: an analytical model based on previous research and a numerical model developed in a finite element analysis software. The models were used to assess the energy production potential of the extraction system. To assess the construction cost two cost models were developed to represent the mechanical construction method. By comparison of the energy production potential results from the heat transfer models with the cost results from the construction models a basic assessment of the heat extraction system was made. The calculations presented in this thesis indicate that basic conditions for economic feasibility could exist for the investigated heat extraction system.
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Frye, Tony. "Economic Zone Policy as an Agent of Rapid Economic Growth: The Case of the People's Republic of China." Oxford, Ohio : Miami University, 2007. http://rave.ohiolink.edu/etdc/view?acc%5Fnum=miami1187362851.
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Skuna, Jiraphan. "International joint venture negotiation behaviour outcome : the role of bargaining power, culture and trust : qualitative case studies." Thesis, City University London, 2000. http://openaccess.city.ac.uk/8224/.
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Most of the literature on joint ventures (JVs) in developing countries has been viewed from the perspective of the foreign partners, ignoring the strategic imperatives and goals of the host country partners. Additionally, there has been very little research on international joint ventures (IJVs) in Thailand. Therefore, a study of the relationships between bargaining power, trust and culture affecting negotiation behaviour and outcomes (JV performance) could clarify and complement the results of past studies. It could lead foreign and Thai investors to better understand what they should do before and after entering into JVs, so as to achieve an effective performance (outcome), the success of IJV, cost minimization and profit maximization. This study examines the variables mentioned above in the context of service industries (e.g. construction, leasing, gas distribution), within the confines of joint venture theory and negotiation theory. The data was gathered using both questionnaires and in-depth interviews with a number of MDs and senior managers of JV firms. Both Thai and foreign parents were interviewed where possible. The result of the study shows that relationships between bargaining power, trust, culture, negotiation behaviour and performance (outcome) exist. A significant external factor affecting JV performance was also identified. Case studies were used as a research strategy for this study. 'Pattern matching logic' and 'explanation building' techniques were used for the analysis of data. In addition, data display technique was added to offer a clear understanding and picture of the results of the study. Regarding JV management and negotiation, this study demonstrated that each JV partner should pay attention and time to support the development of mutual trust and cultural understanding in order to avoid conflict and enhance a successful JV performance. This study also revealed the effect of bargaining power, trust and culture on JV performance mediated by negotiation tactics. This has received little attention in previous studies.
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BERARDI, NICOLETTA. "Relationships and economic transactions." Doctoral thesis, Università degli Studi di Milano-Bicocca, 2011. http://hdl.handle.net/10281/29884.
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The Leitmotive of my dissertation is the role that the networks of relations existing among economic agents play in their behavior and, thus, in economic outcomes.
While networks play a crucial role on many dimensions, one of the most prominent and investigated features is that they are privileged channels of information diffusion.
The first and second chapter of this thesis explore instances where social networks are information channels.
They both belong to the stream of network literature focusing on links at the individual level and their relevance with respect to labor outcomes.
The first chapter focuses on the hiring stage and the potential wage differential imputable to being hired through social networks. The chapter develops a theoretical framework that takes into account the effects of moral hazard concerns and the diversity of networks and cultures on the choice of hiring channels. This model rationalizes the emergence of either informal or formal hiring channels and of either positive or negative wage differentials for workers hired through informal channels, depending on circumstances. In particular, the prevalent way of perceiving the use of networks as hiring channel is determinant. Indeed, a worker hired through a personal contact may either feel indebted and grateful or, on the contrary, she may think that she is somehow favored and does not really need to exert as much effort as the other workers.
Conditional on being employed, in contexts where favoritism is prevalent, social networks are likely to be adopted as hiring channels for unskilled jobs and to result in wage penalties and even more, the stronger the ties. In contexts where gratitude predominates, however, the opposite happens.
The empirical analysis is based on firm and individual matched data from the 2003 Investment Climate Assessment survey of the World Bank on Senegal's manufacturing formal sector.
It estimates an endogenous switching model, allowing for both endogenous selection and switching effects of formal and informal hiring channels.
The results for Senegal are consistent with the theoretical predictions in case of favoritism: informal hiring channels are preferred to fill unskilled vacancies and are associated with a wage penalty. Moreover, the probability of having been hired through a social network and the absolute value of wage penalties are increasing in the strength of ties.
The second chapter focuses on the role played by networks during the career progression, independently of the hiring channel. It takes into account multiple mechanisms whereby networks have an impact on career outcomes and their dynamic coevolution. Indeed, professional links affect salary not only directly if they are valuable to the employer, but also indirectly through mobility since they represent privileged channels of information diffusion about job opportunities.
Moreover, professional links have an impact on labor outcomes, but at the same time a worker's network is substantially shaped by career choices.
The chapter develops therefore a dynamic framework where the utility of workers is affected by the characteristics of their professional network and by the mobility decisions they make during their career. The optimal value depends on professional networks directly through current utility to the extent that links are valuable to the employer and indirectly through the effect that they have on mobility decisions.
The empirical analysis is based on individual and firm matched information provided by BoardEx Ltd, a UK supplier of data to headhunting companies, describing the career history of thousands of Executives in US, UK, France, and Germany.
The data support the main hypotheses of the theoretical setting and the insight that professional networks are relevant both because they are valuable for the employer and because they facilitate job mobility.
These findings are robust to alternative definitions of career value and specifications accounting for mobility and link endogeneity.
We also find that contemporaneous colleagues are not a useful component of a worker's network.
Moreover, networks characterized on average by ties between nodes that have been colleagues for a long time have a lower direct and indirect effect on labor outcomes.
Finally, networks where many links are represented by workers that have been colleagues a long time before are less valuable to the employer.
The third chapter investigates the relations between organizations and suggests that they may provide them with commitment ability.
It models risky projects with autocorrelated productivity shocks as creating an option value of investing over time so that later investments benefit from the information revealed by the realization of earlier investments.
However, once a firm has invested in a production project, lobbies within it (e.g., some divisions of the firm may have divergent interests from those of the Head Office or Board of Directors) or outside it (e.g., there may be political pressure as well as pressure from upstream or downstream trading partners) may pressurize into paying out early revenues from such investments precisely when the autocorrelation of productivity implies the firm should be reinvesting them in the project.
An alliance with one or more other firms characterized by joint ownership of a production project may then provide a commitment mechanism against lobbies' pressure and therefore enable more efficient levels of investment.
The same argument applies when decision makers are governments instead of firms, as often the case for infrastructure projects in developing countries.
The Business Environment and Enterprises Performance survey data corroborate the model's prediction that organizations under conditions favorable to internal or external lobbying pressure are more likely than other firms to choose joint ventures, a common form of joint ownership, as their corporate governance structure.
Moreover, the estimation of an instrumental variable probit model suggests that this effect is actually downward biased, consistently with the theoretical model. Indeed, although joint ventures are more necessary when a firm is under potential lobbying pressure, they also contribute to reducing such pressure.
In conclusion, the three chapters of this thesis explore some instances where networks are key to economics, contributing to the shift from atomistic explanations toward a more relational understanding of economic phenomena.
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Bonfim, Natália Bertolo. "O interesse público nas sociedades de economia mista." Universidade de São Paulo, 2012. http://www.teses.usp.br/teses/disponiveis/2/2133/tde-18102012-141510/.
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O trabalho trata do interesse público nas sociedades de economia mista enquanto tipo societário que agrega participação estatal e privada em seu capital social, e que se constitui em instrumento do Estado para a implementação de políticas públicas. Analisa os elementos que as caracterizam e os problemas internos e externos que delas decorrem, buscando demonstrar que toda sua estrutura gravita em torno do interesse público que lhes dá causa. Em um segundo momento, percorre os meandros da expressão interesse público, investigando seus aspectos ideológicos e a compreensão do conceito no decorrer da evolução histórico-cultural do pensamento jurídico-político. Assegura que sua essência de conceito jurídico indeterminado não retira a possibilidade de sua melhor aplicação a cada caso concreto, tendo em vista que seu núcleo permanece aberto à realidade. Entende que, com a instituição do Estado Democrático de Direito pela Constituição Federal de 1988, que erigiu a dignidade da pessoa humana como princípio fundamental da ordem econômicasocial, o interesse público passou a constituir uma forma de garantir a satisfação dos interesses privados, pelo que não se pode incorrer no erro de afirmar que o interesse público coloca em risco os direitos fundamentais, conferindo à expressão um caráter autoritário que, em verdade, ela não contém. Aduz sobre a propalada idéia de supremacia do interesse público sobre o interesse privado, não contemplada explicitamente pelo texto constitucional, mas amplamente admitida pelo Direito Administrativo como princípio que consagra uma finalidade imperativa e indisponível da Administração e de seus agentes. Apresenta o embate atual na doutrina brasileira entre a corrente de juristas que propugna pela reconstrução do princípio da supremacia do interesse público, com base na nova roupagem que lhe foi conferida pela Constituição Federal, de garantidor dos direitos fundamentais, frente à corrente que defende a desconstrução do princípio que, a seu ver, colocaria em risco os interesses privados, o que demandaria um juízo de ponderação entre os interesses conflitantes. Em seguida, passa a analisar o interesse público como elemento fundamental da atividade estatal e combate que a participação do Estado na exploração direta de atividade econômica tenha caráter subsidiário; o Estado não só pode, como deve intervir no domínio econômico, visando assegurar o melhor interesse público a ser realizado. Em sua parte final, o trabalho traz, especificamente, a compreensão do interesse público nas sociedades de economia mista com base nas questões clássicas que derivam da atuação do Estado em um contexto macroeconômico, sob a perspectiva do poder de controle, da função social da empresa, do lucro e da concorrência. Conclui que o interesse público nas sociedades de economia mista se confunde com sua própria finalidade e deve ser compreendido tanto como elemento que norteia todos os aspectos de sua constituição, tanto como elemento que direciona a atuação estatal na atividade econômica.The paper discusses the public interest in joint ventures as a type of company that combines state and private participation in its capital stock, and that it constitutes in an instrument of the State for the implementation of public policies. It analyzes the elements that characterize them and the internal and external problems resulting thereon, seeking to demonstrate that their whole structure revolves around the public interest that gives them rise. Then it goes through the intricacies of the term public interest by investigating its ideological aspects and understanding the concept in the course of historical and cultural evolution of the legal and political thought. It ensures that its essence of indeterminate legal concept does not remove the possibility of its best application in each specific case, given that its core remains open to reality. It considers that, with the establishment of the Democratic Rule-of-law State by the Federal Constitution of 1988, that raised the human dignity as a fundamental principle of social-economic order, public interest began to be a way to ensure satisfaction of private interests, by that you cannot make the mistake of asserting that the public interest endangers the fundamental rights, giving the expression an authoritarian character that, in fact, it does not have. It brings forward the divulged idea about supremacy of the public interest over the private interest, not covered explicitly by the Constitution, but widely accepted by the Administrative Law as the principle that elects a mandatory and unavailable purpose of the Administration and its agents. It presents the current resistance in Brazilian doctrine between the jurists current who advocates the reconstruction of the public interest supremacy principle, based on the new look given to it by the Federal Constitution, of guarantor of fundamental rights, and the current that defends the deconstruction of the principle that, in their opinion, endanger the private interests, which would require a court to deliberate between conflicting interests. Then it analyzes the public interest as a fundamental element of the state activity and it combats that the States participation in the direct exploitation of economic activity has subsidiary nature; the State not only may, but must intervene in the economic order, in order to ensure the best interest public. In its final part, this paper brings, specifically, the understanding of the public interest in joint ventures based on the classic questions that arise from the actions of the State in a macroeconomic context, from the perspective of controlling power, companys social function, profit and competition. Its conclusion is that the public interest in joint ventures is confounded with its own purpose and should be understood both as an element that guides all aspects of its constitution, and as an element that directs the State action in economic activity.
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Soro, Russell Olivier. "El contrato normativo : análisis de una categoría." Thesis, Bordeaux 4, 2013. http://www.theses.fr/2013BOR40017.
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L'objet principal de notre recherche sera d'essayer d'éclairer l'obscurité relative à la figure du contrat normatif, existante particulièrement en espagne, en élaborant une étude minutieuse et en profondeur qui fait actuellement défaut dans la littérature juridique. de même, il sera aussi bien nécessaire d'analyser si la notion de contrat normatif, telle qu'elle est proposée par la doctrine et jurisprudence espagnole et surtout italienne, peut être transposée au droit français des contrats. et, d'autre part, si la notion française de contrat-cadre correspond à celle, espagnole, de « contrato marco ». pour ce faire, il sera nécessaire d'entamer une étude de ses différences et similitudes au moyen d'une comparaison de l'emploi, par les professionnels du droit de chaque pays, de chacun des termes. finalement il sera envisagé, le cas échéant, l'opportunité d'une éventuelle transposition de la figure du contrat-cadre au droit espagnol à travers celle de « contrato marco », l'intégrant comme équivalente ou application de la figure de contrat normatif.ainsi, une fois notre recherche achevée nous serons en mesure de proposer une définition complète et claire de contrat normatif, de déterminer sa nature juridique, d'obtenir ses principaux caractères, d'en tirer sa portée et, enfin, de rassembler ces principales applications pratiques. et ce, naturellement sans oublier de relever tant l'histoire ou la genèse de cette figure que sa valeur actuelle, en tant que nouvelle forme de négociation, d'autorégulation et de limitation volontaire de la liberté contractuelleHow far are now individuals free to create the most appropriate contractual tool to achieve the satisfaction of their needs and interests? What they have in common figures as diverse as a joint-venture agreement, a franchise agreement or a marriage contract? Is the old general theory of contract adapted to the contractual practice of the XXI century? A deep study of the normative contract in this book provides answers to these and to many other momentous matters of Private Law of Contract. Reconstructed from the detailed analysis of the theory and legal practice, the notion of normative contract as an agreement of cooperative nature could constitute the bridge to a new and inspiring way of conceiving the contract. Not surprisingly, as shown by its main practical manifestations, the contract is often more than just an instrument to organize an exchange of goods and services, a powerful regulatory tool of reality and human behavior. To put it briefly, if on the one hand in this essay the author seeks find a remedy for a situation of great uncertainty regarding the so-called normative contract, in the other hand he also invites the legal community to reflect calmly on the role played by contract in present society.Keywords: Normative contract, Normenvertrag, Alfred HUECK, genesis, concept, pactum de modo contrahendo, contrat-cadre, framework agreements, distribution, collective agreement, financial transactions, joint venture, marriage contract, codes of conduct, Spanish private law, French private law, contractual clause, cooperative agreement, intuitus personae, no-obligational and obligational content of the contract, union of contracts, regulatory function of contract, general contract theory, theory of legal regulation, Hans KELSEN , freedom of contract
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Huang, Chun-Ming, and 黃俊銘. "Joint Venture, Tax Competition, and Economic Integration." Thesis, 2011. http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/77021571414954410167.
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Economic integration is the new and increasing trend of regional cooperation. These regional trade agreements will change the behaviors of the firms inside and outside the region. First, we consider an integrated market with two countries in the same size, and one foreign firm wants to enter the market by the way of joint venture. We also incorporate country-size differences and technology-absorption abilities to our model construction and analysis. We then focus on the industrial policies of the governments participating in the regional trade agreement in the integrated market. With country-size difference and technology-absorption abilities, we find the interaction among industrial policies, and the decisions of the foreign firm. Two cases are examined: one is the case that only the host country of the joint venture adopts commodity tax, and the other one is the case that both the two countries adopt commodity tax. Lastly, we turn our attention to the migration of firms in the integrated market. When there are country-size difference, cost asymmetry, industrial policies, the movements of firms and the social welfare of the countries will be important issues. Three scenarios occur. One is that the firm of the smaller country terminates the production in its home country and set up a joint venture in the bigger country with the incumbent. Another is that partial production remains in the smaller home country but establish a joint venture in the larger foreign country at the same time. The third case is that joint venture and partial production in the presence of coordinated commodity tax rate.
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"A preliminary study of trust as a key concept in international joint venture management." Chinese University of Hong Kong, 1996. http://library.cuhk.edu.hk/record=b5888656.
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by Wang Li Hua.Thesis (M.B.A.)--Chinese University of Hong Kong, 1996.
Includes bibliographical references (leaves 45-51).
ABSTRACT --- p.ii
TABLE OF CONTENTS --- p.iii
LIST OF FIGURES --- p.iv
LIST OF TABLES --- p.v
ACKNOWLEDGMENT --- p.vi
Chapter
Chapter I. --- INTRODUCTION --- p.1
Chapter II. --- DYNAMICS OF TRUST --- p.5
Transaction Cost Economics (TCE) and Criticism --- p.6
The Importance of Trust --- p.8
The Concept of Trust --- p.8
Definition --- p.9
Components of Trust --- p.10
"Related Concepts: Reciprocity, Opportunism and Forbearance" --- p.13
Measurement of Trustworthiness of a partner and Trust Level of Partner Relationship --- p.17
Measurement of trustworthiness of a partner --- p.17
Measurement of Trust Level of Partner Relationship --- p.19
"Trust Level Measurement and Control, Conflict, Instability and Cultural Difference" --- p.24
The Relationship Between Trust and Performance and the Measurement of Performance --- p.27
Chapter III. --- PROPOSED METHODOLOGY --- p.30
Research Questions --- p.31
Propositions --- p.32
Data Collection --- p.34
Stages for Case Study and survey --- p.34
Theory Building and Practical Implications --- p.36
Chapter VI. --- CONCLUSIVE REMARKS --- p.39
APPENDIX --- p.40
BIBLIOGRAPHY --- p.45
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Alvito, Rita Araújo Soromenho de. "Pestana CR7: brand concept case study." Master's thesis, 2017. http://hdl.handle.net/10071/15657.
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Tourism is an attractive market segment in expansion and continues to show diversity,
turning out one of the largest fastest-growing economic sectors in the world. On the other
hand, travel behaviors, factors that influence accommodation booking, the hotel services and
features that guests value the most about are evolving which creates new opportunity to be
explored.
Pestana Group, major international Portuguese hotel chain, enlarged its portfolio and
announced in 2016 the launch of its new brand: Pestana CR7 Lifestyle Hotels. A universe in
which hotel units are based on a contemporary boutique lifestyle concept where the purpose is
the affirmation of these new units as trendsetters in their prestigious locations to appeal to the
modern-day Millennial traveler. A JointVenture between Pestana Group and Cristiano
Ronaldo which developed as associates the brand concept inspired by the set of values and
personality of Cristiano Ronaldo aligned with Pestana Group service experience.
The case study provides an overview of Pestana CR7 brand identity and positioning as
well as the spectrum of the tourism and hospitality sector in order to apply academic
knowledge to a real practical case study for future academic interest.
In this case, the project aims to provide concepts of Marketing and Branding specifically
applied to the tourism field, mainly to a hotel brand concept. More precisely, it will amplify
the knowledge about Pestana Hotel Group and CR7 brand, while it introduces the
environment in which Pestana CR7 is perceived.
The main goal was collect insights, reactions, and expectations from Millennials about the
implementation of a Lifestyle Hotel concept and understand the unique value proposition of
the brand Pestana CR7 in order to analyze the essence of the brand and test concept and target
compatibility.O turismo é um segmento de mercado atrativo em expansão e que continua a mostrar diversidade, tornando-se um dos maiores setores econômicos e de mais rápido crescimento do mundo. Por outro lado, os comportamentos das pessoas numa viagem, os respetivos fatores que influenciam a reserva da sua estadia, e os serviços e características dos hotéis que os clientes mais valorizam estão em evolução, criando novas oportunidades a serem exploradas. O Grupo Pestana, principal cadeia hoteleira portuguesa a nível internacional, ampliou o seu portfólio e anunciou em 2016 o lançamento da sua nova marca: Pestana CR7 Lifestyle Hotels. Um universo cujas unidades hoteleiras são baseadas num conceito de boutique e num estilo de vida contemporâneo onde o objetivo é a afirmação dessas unidades como trendsetters nas localizações de prestígio onde se encontram, para atrair o viajante moderno Millennial. É uma JointVenture entre o Grupo Pestana e Cristiano Ronaldo, que em parceria desenvolveram o conceito da marca inspirado no conjunto de valores e personalidade de Cristiano Ronaldo alinhados à experiência de serviço do Grupo Pestana. O caso de estudo proporciona uma visão geral da identidade e posicionamento da marca Pestana CR7, bem como o espectro do setor do turismo e hotelaria. Neste caso, o projeto visa aprofundar conceitos de Marketing e Branding especificamente aplicados ao campo do turismo sobre um conceito de marca hoteleira. Mais precisamente, ampliará o conhecimento sobre o Grupo Pestana e a marca CR7, enquanto introduz o meio envolvente onde a marca Pestana CR7 está inserida, a fim de aplicar conhecimento acadêmico num verdadeiro caso prático para futuro interesse acadêmico.
Books on the topic "Joint venture (economic concept)"
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Barclay, Kate. A Japanese joint venture in the Pacific: Foreign bodies in tinned tuna. New York, NY: Routledge, 2008.
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Deering, Anne. The partnering imperative: Making business partnerships work. New York: J. Wiley, 2003.
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Canada, Economic Council of. A Joint venture: The economics of constitutional options. Ottawa: The Council, 1991.
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Jansen, D. J. Joint venture options for wildlife utilization in Zimbabwe. Causeway, Harare, Zimbabwe: WWF Multispecies Project, 1989.
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Canada, Economic Council of. A Joint venture: The economics of constitutional options : summary. Ottawa: The Council, 1991.
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Robiati, Giuseppe. "Faith & world economy", a joint venture: Baha'i perspective. Recco, Italy: Gruppo Editoriale Insieme, 1991.
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Smith, Gordon V. Intellectual property: Licensing and joint venture profit strategies. 3rd ed. Hoboken, N.J: Wiley, 2004.
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Smith, Gordon V. Intellectual property: Licensing and joint venture profit strategies. New York: J. Wiley, 1993.
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Smith, Gordon V. Intellectual property: Licensing and joint venture profit strategies. 2nd ed. New York: Wiley, 1998.
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(Nigeria), Osun State, ed. Investment & tourism potentials of Osun State, Nigeria: Feasible joint-venture projects. [Osogbo: Secretary to the State Government, Governor's Office, 2005.
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Yeung, David W. K., and Leon A. Petrosyan. "Dynamically Stable Cost-Saving Joint Venture." In Subgame Consistent Economic Optimization, 111–46. Boston, MA: Birkhäuser Boston, 2012. http://dx.doi.org/10.1007/978-0-8176-8262-0_5.
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Yeung, David W. K., and Leon A. Petrosyan. "Cost-Saving Joint Venture Under Uncertainty." In Subgame Consistent Economic Optimization, 239–70. Boston, MA: Birkhäuser Boston, 2012. http://dx.doi.org/10.1007/978-0-8176-8262-0_9.
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Buckley, Peter J., and Mark Casson. "An Economic Model of International Joint Venture Strategy." In International Business, 106–39. London: Palgrave Macmillan UK, 1998. http://dx.doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-26416-2_5.
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Buckley, Peter J., and Mark Casson. "An Economic Model of International Joint Venture Strategy." In The Multinational Enterprise Revisited, 118–46. London: Palgrave Macmillan UK, 2010. http://dx.doi.org/10.1057/9780230250468_6.
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Toth, A. G. "J." In The Oxford Encyclopaedia of European Community Law, 492–99. Oxford University PressOxford, 2008. http://dx.doi.org/10.1093/oso/9780198257042.003.0010.
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Abstract The creation of a jointly participated undertaking or any subsequent change of control thereover falls within the scope of the Merger Regulation in the event that it qualifies as a full-function joint venture. This will be the case when the joint venture performs on a lasting basis all the functions of an autonomous economic entity (Art. 3(4) of Council Reg. 139/2004 of 20 January 2004 on the control of concentrations between undertakings (the EC Merger Regulation), OJ 2004 L24/1. See also Comm. Notice on the concept of full-function joint ventures, OJ 1998 C66/1—’Notice on joint ventures’). The current notion of full-function joint ventures was introduced by Council Reg. 1310/97 of 30 June 1997 (OJ 1997 L180/1, corrigendum in OJ 1998 L40/ 17) and the Notice on joint ventures, which led to a major change in the previous Commission’s practice in relation to joint ventures. Indeed, prior to this amendment, the former Merger Regulation (Council Reg. 4064/89 of 21 December 1989 on the control of concentrations between undertakings, OJ 1989 L395/1, corrected version in OJ 1990 L257/13) established a distinction between concentrative and co-operative joint ventures in order to determine those which would be subject to the merger control rules.
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Kettunen, Juha. "Strategies for the Cooperation of Higher Education Institutions in ICT." In Information Communication Technologies, 2104–17. IGI Global, 2008. http://dx.doi.org/10.4018/978-1-59904-949-6.ch153.
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This study analyzes the strategic planning of the ICT center, which is a joint venture of three higher education institutions. The strategies of focus and operations excellence are natural choices to define the strategic outlines for the center, which aims to increase the economic growth of the region. The selected strategies are described in this study using the balanced scorecard approach. It allows the network of organizations to articulate and communicate their strategy to their employees and stakeholders. The concept of the strategy map is used to describe the strategy. The decentralized efforts of separate organizational units would most likely fail without the network strategy and cooperation.
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Varona, Edurne Navarro, Andres Font Galarza, Jaime Folguera Crespo, and Juan Briones Alonso. "The Meaning Of The Concept Of Concentration." In Merger Control In The European Union, 7–36. Oxford University PressOxford, 2005. http://dx.doi.org/10.1093/oso/9780199276059.003.0002.
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Abstract Recital 20 of Regulation 139/2004 defines concentrations in such a manner as to cover operations bringing about a lasting change in the control of the undertakings concerned and therefore in the structure of the market. The principle of Recital 20 is explained and developed in the five paragraphs of Article 3 of the new Merger Regulation. Paragraph 1 distinguishes between two general methods of concentration: mergers and takeovers. Paragraph 4 deals with joint ventures, and states that those that carry out the functions of an independent economic entity on a permanent basis are concentrations. Paragraphs 2 and 3 define the concept of control.
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Varona, Edurne Navarro, Andres Font Galarza, Jaime Folguera Crespo, and Juan Briones Alonso. "Commission Policy As Regards Joint Ventures Within The Scope Of The Merger Regulation." In Merger Control In The European Union, 37–64. Oxford University PressOxford, 2005. http://dx.doi.org/10.1093/oso/9780199276059.003.0003.
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Abstract Regulation 1310/97 and the Notice on the concept of full-function joint ventures of 2 March 19981 led to a major change in the Commission ‘s policy as regards joint ventures that come within the Merger Regulation. This new policy was con- firmed by Regulation 139/2004. In order to understand the scope and consequences of this new policy, first it is necessary to explain what the situation was before Regulation 1310/97 came into force. Prior to this Regulation, the former Merger Regulation had laid down a distinction that became the subject of interminable academic debate during the initial years of its application, both in legal and economic circles, regarding the difference between concentrative and cooperative joint ventures.
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Tănase, Alin Eliodor, and Traian Ovidiu Calotă. "Joint Enterprise and Financial Position Consolidated at the Date of Acquisition." In Throughput Accounting in a Hyperconnected World, 241–59. IGI Global, 2019. http://dx.doi.org/10.4018/978-1-5225-7712-6.ch012.
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The continuous increase in the diversity and complexity of economic and financial transactions at both national and transnational level is leading to a continuous dynamic of business organizations and reorganizations. Thus, some of the practical forms adopted are the formation of groups, associations, and other organizational forms, which implies the production of significant mutations in the standards and regulations in the field at national and international level. The chapter aims to introduce the concept of joint business and to distinguish between the notions of acquisition of assets and acquisition of businesses. It also discloses the required information requirements for affiliate related party as well as the interests held in other entities (subsidiaries, joint ventures, joint ventures, etc.).
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Moner-Colonques, Rafael, and Jose J. Sempere-Monerris. "R&D Competition, Cooperation, and Microeconomic Policies." In Handbook of Research on Comparative Economic Development Perspectives on Europe and the MENA Region, 195–218. IGI Global, 2016. http://dx.doi.org/10.4018/978-1-4666-9548-1.ch010.
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This chapter aims to contribute to the better understanding of R&D by scholars and practitioners. It includes a first section where the concept of innovation is defined and its public good nature and cumulative dimension are analysed. Next, the incentives that firms have to undertake R&D to attain a competitive edge upon rivals are considered. This entails the consideration of both ex ante and ex post incentives to undertake R&D. Since innovation is costly and derives important external effects, cooperation in R&D activities is prominent in several industries where firms enter into research joint ventures, or form research networks. The effect of cooperation is that, under some circumstances, the industry performance is better as compared to full competition. The final section addresses the complementarities and conflicts among the different microeconomic policies (trade, industrial and competition policy) faced by governments when considering the support of R&D activities.
Conference papers on the topic "Joint venture (economic concept)"
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Purayil, Prasannakumar K., and Sujith Pratap Chandran. "Managing Energy Transition - Adapting Power to Gas Technology PTG - Project Management Review of Complexity, Technology and Integration Aspects." In Abu Dhabi International Petroleum Exhibition & Conference. SPE, 2021. http://dx.doi.org/10.2118/207806-ms.
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Abstract Managing climate change is a growing global concern. The Paris Agreement, the first ever legally binding global climate change agreement, enforced longer term actions for energy firms in terms of implementing newer means and technologies to reduce reliance on fossil fuel-based energy. In this regard, much attention is drawn to commercialized Power-To-Gas (PTG) - Hydrogen generated from renewable energy-based electrolysis can be introduced into natural gas utilities, thereby ensuring "Greener" natural gas mix. The integration of PTG plants and natural gas-fired power plants presents an attractive model to implement this. This paper analyzes the associated project management challenges, ranging from complexity issues to technology management and with a view on better integration and risk reduction. Power-to-Gas (PTG) is the process of converting surplus renewable energy into hydrogen gas through electrolysis. PTG plants and natural gas-fired power plants can form a closed loop between an electric power system and an interconnected multi-energy system, and this is believed to be a sustainable solution towards environment friendly energy systems. Power-to-Gas (PTG) technology is yet to mature in terms of its commercial viability. As such, traditional project management processes and methodologies also need to be reviewed and adapted to suit the economic and execution models needed for project success. The dimensions that will be analyzed in this paper include project integration management, project complexity management, technology management and risk management strategies. A model for Joint Venture management will also be proposed. PTG projects, as an effective means of transitioning to a ‘greener’ natural gas mix and the associated project life cycle process will be defined based on an integrated FEL (iFEL) model. Project risk management perspectives, its stakeholder influences and methods to mitigate risks towards better decision-making process shall be explored. This work proposes establishment of a dedicated, technically competent and scalable Global PMO to oversee the PTG projects’ prioritization, concept/technology selection, JV management, contracting strategies, formulation of a proactive management response system and overall value assurance.
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Heley, D. "The Duqm Naval Dockyard - A Naval Yard for Oman." In International Conference on Marine Engineering and Technology Oman. London: IMarEST, 2019. http://dx.doi.org/10.24868/icmet.oman.2019.021.
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The creation of the Duqm Naval Dockyard (DND) Joint Venture between Babcock International Group and the Oman Drydock Company (ODC) in November 2016 was quickly followed by company incorporation in June 2017. DND combines the well-honed skill sets of ODC and Babcock to establish a focussed warship repair and maintenance facility within the broader commercial Port of Duqm. The latter serves as a secure logistics and supply hub in a deep water port adjacent to the dockyard. Thus, in one location, Duqm provides the facilities of both a naval base and a naval dockyard. This combination has been successfully tested through a number of contracts to date, and the UK-Omani bilateral defence exercise, Saif Sareea, in the autumn of 2018, successfully tested the UK’s concept of ‘Defence Hub Duqm’. In the last 6 months, both the UK , and the US Governments have signed Defence and Strategic agreements with the Sultanate which specifically mention the importance of a repair and logistics hub at Duqm. The dockyard has state of the art infrastructure, with two graving docks capable of docking Ultra Large Crude Carriers and Warships. Since June 2017, DND has completed a number of successful and complex repairs on warships and auxiliaries from both the USN and the RN, including the complex drydocking and repair of a US Military Sealift Command aluminium catamaran. DND is now being looked at by a number of navies as an ideal maintenance and repair hub for their operations in the Middle East and beyond. A deep-water, purpose built facility, Duqm sits astride the ‘Global Energy Interstate’ of the Indian Ocean and Gulf. Ships utilising Duqm can access the Straits of Hormuz, the Bab El Mendaab and Gulf of Aden, and the East African seaboard with ease. Equally, ships at Duqm have easy access to the Gulf of Arabia without being tied to maintenance and repair facilities within the Gulf itself. The location of the port also offers unrivalled force protection and security for visiting warships. Looking ahead, the intention for both ODC and DND is to embark on a shipbuilding programme at the repair yard, to include the construction of offshore support vessels and warships. This will be the first such facility in the Sultanate, and aligns with the latter’s Five Pillars of Economic Diversification , in which Duqm (and SEZAD) will play such an important part.
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Acuna, H. G., and F. A. Garb. "Quantification of Economic Damages Resulting From a Breach of Joint Venture or Joint Operating Agreement." In SPE Hydrocarbon Economics and Evaluation Symposium. Society of Petroleum Engineers, 1999. http://dx.doi.org/10.2118/52961-ms.
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Neumann, Johannes, and Milan Fekete. "VIRTUAL ENTERPRISES AS FUTURE CORPORATION FORMS IN THE INDUSTRIAL ENVIRONMENT OR JUST OLD WINE IN NEW SKINS." In 5th International Scientific Conference – EMAN 2021 – Economics and Management: How to Cope With Disrupted Times. Association of Economists and Managers of the Balkans, Belgrade, Serbia, 2021. http://dx.doi.org/10.31410/eman.2021.183.
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This article is examining and determining the phenomenon of virtual cooperation in the industrial environment. Its goal is to research and find insights into whether virtual corporations are a viable alternative to classical and more traditional cooperation forms such as alliances, joint ventures and others. Virtual Enterprises (VEs) are and could be therefore a new organizational business concept to cope with actual and future challenges for companies in the globalization phases. This approach is based on merging all core competencies of a company in a network like organization. This seems to be a necessary response to deal with fast growing economies, fast changing conditions of certain markets and to become an agile reacting company in this environment.
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Garafutdinova, Daniya, and Yongjian Zong. "The research on joint venture between China and Kazakhstan in energy and transport cooperation." In Second International Conference On Economic and Business Management (FEBM 2017). Paris, France: Atlantis Press, 2017. http://dx.doi.org/10.2991/febm-17.2017.93.
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Iledare, Omowunmi, and Susan Amiesa Fubara. "Pragmatic Joint Venture Financing Options in Nigeria: Implications on Economic Metrics and Government Take Statistics." In SPE Nigeria Annual International Conference and Exhibition. Society of Petroleum Engineers, 2017. http://dx.doi.org/10.2118/189095-ms.
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Cormier, Len. "The economic and technical benefits of the assist-stage concept for space launch." In 32nd Joint Propulsion Conference and Exhibit. Reston, Virigina: American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics, 1996. http://dx.doi.org/10.2514/6.1996-2773.
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Soh, Boonseng, Andrew Low, Cees Bil, and Brendon Bobbermien. "Wind Tunnel Testing and Computational Fluid Dynamics Analysis of a Wing-in-Ground Effect Vehicle." In ASME/JSME 2007 5th Joint Fluids Engineering Conference. ASMEDC, 2007. http://dx.doi.org/10.1115/fedsm2007-37334.
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The Wing-in-Ground Effect Concept Technology Demonstrator (WIGE CTD) project is a joint venture between Advanced Aerosystem Technologies Pty Ltd and RMIT University, aiming to design, validate and build a prototype recreational vehicle to fly two passengers over a distance of 500km at approximately 120km/h. The WIGE vehicle will fly very close to the surface, usually water, taking advantage of ground effect to transport passengers with a greater lift/drag ratio, and thus greater fuel-efficiency than conventional aircraft. Following preliminary design, an aerodynamic analysis of the vehicle was performed using wind tunnel testing and Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD). This paper describes the methods used for wind tunnel testing and CFD modelling of the WIGE CTD design. Results obtained using the two approaches are compared with the aim of validating the CFD model and the techniques used in both wind tunnel and CFD modelling for use in future analyses. In addition to the aerodynamic analysis, a basic CFD prediction of the maximum hydrodynamic drag experienced during take off was attempted using a simple model of the WIGE vehicle hull. This result is required in order to ensure that the aquatic take off required by WIGE vehicles was possible for the design. Concurrently, the feasibility of using a general-purpose CFD solver like Fluent to analyse hull performance was also evaluated through this aspect of the investigation.
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Mokaddem, Salma. "Beyond Standardization, Reaching Production Monitoring, Taking a Step Towards the Digitalization." In Gas & Oil Technology Showcase and Conference. SPE, 2023. http://dx.doi.org/10.2118/214023-ms.
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Abstract The Tunisian Petroleum Activities Company (ETAP) conducts exploration, development and sales activities related to oil and gas as well as studies of technical and economic resources for projects relating to hydrocarbons. The company currently operates through joint-venture agreements or sharing contracts of production signed with foreign companies, Therefore, the monitoring and optimal use of production data becomes an increasingly important consideration. The last decade has seen a proliferation of data in all functional aspects of the industry. Its management has important implications for the success of the company.
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Thilakarathne, T. M. S. K., and A. A. Hettiarachchi. "Environmental psychological considerations for people working in shared spaces; a study of co-working spaces: concerning Colombo, Sri Lanka." In Independence and interdependence of sustainable spaces. Faculty of Architecture Research Unit, 2022. http://dx.doi.org/10.31705/faru.2022.23.
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While coworking has been a global trending topic since the new millennium, the Sri Lankan coworking industry starts with the economic boom at the war's end. As coworking is a new concept in the country, its adaptations and impacts need to study for future adjustments and growth. This study aims to provide a basis for space design fields to make sense of human behavior in co-working places by specializing in the context of "space." The layouts of two Colombo-based coworking environments were examined; Co-nnect and Likuid Spaces. The results showed that both the coworking environment layout arrangements and co-workers’ attitudes should improve in being true to core working core values. While it gives a standard framework for future research, it sheds light on the Sri Lankan interior designers, business researchers, and venture capitalists towards new opportunities in the coworking industry.
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Venture Capital for Low-Income Markets. Inter-American Development Bank, January 2010. http://dx.doi.org/10.18235/0006250.
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Investing in housing, healthcare, education, basic utilities and nutrition can not only fulfill a social mission, but it can also be a profitable business venture.This is the concept of IGNIA Fund, which will channel venture capital resources to fund commercially viable growth companies serving the base of the pyramid, those persons in Latin America and the Caribbean earning less than $3,260 a year.The IGNIA Fund selects projects with the potential to be expanded on a larger scale, thereby increasing the social and economic impact.