Search for dissertations about: "attractiveness"
Showing result 11 - 15 of 85 swedish dissertations containing the word attractiveness.
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11. Building Employer Brands: The Employee Perspective
Abstract : Employer branding, or the creation and communication of an identifiable identity as an employer, has become a buzzword that interests both practitioners and researchers. Employer branding is considered a key tool for attracting, developing, and retaining the best employees and is believed to be the answer to the so-called “war for talent”. READ MORE
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12. Changing the Rules of the Game : A Market Microstructure Perspective on the Effects of Regulating Financial Markets
Abstract : This dissertation contains four articles that examine the effects brought about by the implementation of new regulations and changes in the trading landscape on different facets of market quality and integrity.Article I studies how the fragmentation of equity markets affects the speed of recovery of the market, both under normal market conditions and in times of stress. READ MORE
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13. Essays in empirical corporate finance
Abstract : In the first of the three chapters in this thesis, the effects of overlapping board directorships on executive compensation are analyzed. In particular the possibility of more or less explicit agreements to reciprocally increase compensation levels, or the possibility that the personal relationships of board members and CEOs determine compensation levels are examined, with suggestive results. READ MORE
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14. Retail Location
Abstract : The thesis in hand presents four individual chapters, all of which explore the spatial aspects of the retail sector. The theoretical framework used in all four papers is vastly rooted in the urban and regional economics literature. READ MORE
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15. Post-decision Processes : Consolidation and value conflicts in decision making
Abstract : The studies in the present thesis focus on post-decision processes using the theoretical framework of Differentiation and Consolidation Theory. This thesis consists of three studies. READ MORE