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2、ry on spillovers in financial reporting. Using an event study methodology and focusing on global airlines, we find that firms experience discernable abnormal stock price reactions at the announcement of unexpected earnings by rival airlines. The extent of the price reactions is related to the extent

3、 of rivalry between the announcing and non-announcing firms, among other factors. Our empirical evidence, which is inconsistent with the contestable markets hypothesis, confirms an association between the stock market performance of players in a global industry and the extent of inter-firm rivalry i

4、n the product market.Conflict management styles in Hong Kong industries  Original Research ArticleInternational Journal of Project ManagementArticle Outline1. Introduction2. Background3. Research design 3.1. Measurement of earnings surprise and abnormal returns3.2. Existence of earnings in

5、formation transfers across national borders3.3. Factors influencing transnational earnings information transfers3.4. Data4. Results 4.1. Descriptive statistics4.2. Existence and determinants of transnational information transfer5. ConclusionAppendix 1. Computation of rivalry index among global airli

6、nesReferencesCorporate capital structure in turbulent times: a case study of the US airline industry  Journal of Air Transport ManagementThis paper shows how industry and university cooperation is used to enhance manufacturing education in Mexico and Spain. The Tecnológico de Monterre

7、y (Mexico) and the Universitat de Girona (Spain) have exchanged engineering education experiences and established similar industry-university mechanisms to enhance manufacturing education through (a) cooperation with the consumer and durable products industry and (b) cooperation with the manufacturi

8、ng technology products industry. Also, this paper describes the general structure of the mechanisms and associated case studies in Mexico: (a) development of a manual press for souvenir manufacturing, (b) die and mold development projects, (c) high-speed milling for industrial design prototyping; an

9、d in Spain: (d) development of a power tool for polishing and (e) development of a mechanical press for license plate manufacturing. The cooperation between industry and university has shown significant benefits for manufacturing companies and for engineering students. These benefits are described i

10、n some detail.Financing universal primary education: An analysis of official development assistance in fragile states  Original Research ArticleInternational Journal of Educational DevelopmentThis paper examines the financial sector preconditions for the successful development of a high te

11、chnology sector. It argues that there is a close relation between types of activities undertaken in different countries and their institutional structures. A distinguishing characteristic of the financing of high technology firms is their evolving pattern of control by different investor groups. Whi

12、le stock markets are an important component of the development of the most successful firms, they are not the most common. Regulation is a significant influence on institutional structure. The degree of risk taking by financial institutions and the diversity of their investments are affected by trad

13、e-offs between competition and stability and the emphasis placed on minority investor protection. For the most part, Europe has opted for high levels of investor protection and low levels of diversity; if it wishes to stimulate high technology sectors, it may have to change this balance.Article Outl

14、ine1. Introduction2. Comparative financial systems3. Ownership and control4. Comparative institutional advantage5. The financing of high technology industries: the pre-IPO stage6. The post-IPO stage7. Policy implications8. ConclusionsAcknowledgementsReferences窗体顶端global markets for finance, goods, a

15、nd services, a variety of decision makers need to assess companies from numerous countries on a common basis. Differences between national and international accounting principles and practices make such a task difficult, if not impossible. This article considers the contribution of previous research

16、 to resolving this problem. Much of the earlier work in this area has used metrics based on a broad database of companies from many different industries and worked out conservatism indices based on a comparison of profit levels of companies reporting in two generally agreed accounting principles and

17、 practices (GAAPs). While useful, this does not address the problems of conversion for any one industry or company. In order to examine the implications of GAAP differences for international comparisons, a case study approach is adopted, considering two of the major players in the European steel ind

18、ustry. Accounting information is produced for both companies under their domestic GAAPs and under United States (US) GAAP, thus allowing for an analysis based on a common, US, GAAP. As a part of this analysis, a time series approach is taken. The article concludes that there are additional factors t

19、hat may affect the evaluation of relative conservatism and the financial comparison of individual companies even when carried out on a common GAAP basis.Article Outline The Need for Company Appraisal The Case Study: Background Data Sources Conservatism Indices Ratio Analysis Return on Equity Conclus

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51、0;RSS Feed 窗体底端Shaping inter-firm collaboration in new product development in the automobile industry: A trade-off between a transaction and relational-based approach  Original Research ArticleCIRP Annals - Manufacturing TechnologyJoint Forest Management (JFM), embracing the philosophy of

52、forest conservation and livelihood improvement through cooperation between state and civil society, has emerged over the past decades both as a specific paradigm of forest governance in India and as India's largest community forestry program. The JFM program, evolved during early 1970s covering

53、a few forest villages as a model for reversing the trend of degraded forest ecosystem through the active protection by local villagers. The JFM program is implemented currently by 106,482 Joint Forest Management Committees (JFMC) and it covers 22 million ha of forests spread across 28 constituent st

54、ates of India and union territories. JFM emerged against a backdrop of two centuries of centralised bureaucratic control over forest management in India. Centralized control during the 19th and 20th centuries failed either to conserve resources or to contribute substantially to the well-being of loc

55、al populations. However, inconsistent persuasions from decentralization policies in India under present forest policy (1988) have prompted people to analyse the theoretical basis for accepting that decentralization would bring improvements in forest ecosystem management. Still others have contested

56、the de facto rationale for decentralization (i.e., improved forest management) and have suggested that decentralization may be a manipulation by elites to serve their own interests or to shift power, for example from national to international agencies that have funded decentralization. Thirty years

57、from its inception, there are now concerns for the recent effectiveness of JFM (over the past 20 years) because it is a group action that is getting old and is perhaps losing some of its pioneering drive and innovativeness. Although JFM has been administered nationally, decisions on implementation d

58、etail have been left to the individual states, resulting in different strategies. The long history of JFM has also provided scope for experiences with it to change over time as well as between places. Given the range of experiences with and perceptions of JFM, as well as the importance of the object

59、ives JFM ostensibly serves, the time is ripe therefore for a retrospective evaluation to take stock of its actual achievements, its status and ways forward. The current paper seeks to provide such a review and analysis. The paper highlights design and implementation issues related to government resolutions, benefits-sharing and forest offences. It also assesses the critical design factors and key drivers responsible for i