Search for dissertations about: "Turnover of firms"
Showing result 1 - 5 of 22 swedish dissertations containing the words Turnover of firms.
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1. Predicting who stays or leaves after the acquisition: : Target’s top manager turnover
Abstract : In acquisition of high-tech and knowledge intensive firms, scholars have paid special attention to top managers’ status after the deal. Literature suggests that these managers in particular CEOs if kept in post-acquisition provide coordination capacity for the acquirer to transfer the knowledge and technology from the target to the acquirer while minimizing the disruptive effect of post-acquisition integration process. READ MORE
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2. International and export behavior of firms : a critical review and empirical assessment
Abstract : The current thesis examines exporting as a leading discipline in International Business and sheds light into various exporting issues which have not been thoroughly investigated in the past. The thesis is divided into two parts. The first part includes two studies based on literature review, specifically on International Management and Exporting. READ MORE
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3. The Dynamics of Firm and Industry Growth : The Swedish Computing and Communications Industry
Abstract : The growth of the Swedish Computing and Communicationsindustry is studied in this thesis. Growth is seen as a dynamicprocess moved by the entry, expansion, contraction and exit offirms.The analysis is founded on the theory of the ExperimentallyOrganised Economy, which views the economy as an experimentalprocess. READ MORE
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4. Essays on the non-financial determinants of corporate tax planning outcomes
Abstract : This thesis consists of four empirical papers investigating corporate tax behavior in Sweden."CEO personal and corporate tax behavior consistency" explores whether and how CEO's personal tax preferences relate to corporate tax avoidance outcomes. READ MORE
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5. Spatial organization of retail activities
Abstract : This thesis is a compilation of four independent papers that examine the spatial process of retail location. The central question I ask is how changes in access to consumer demand affects retail in terms of size and survival. READ MORE