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We report from 15 laboratory asset markets where we examine the effect of a bonus incentive on asset bubble formation. In contrast to previous studies with similar settings, only three of our 15 markets bubble. Our results demonstrate that a bonus incentive
As Hong Kong-listed securities receive a great deal of interest from international investors, investors need to monitor or trade the stocks on a 24-hour basis. The trading of Hong Kong stocks in London provides international investors an opportunity to trade the stocks
The understanding of the behaviour of organizations when buying is of paramount importance to the industrial marketer. Since the explosion of the use of the Internet, things are changing rapidly, not only in everyday life but also in the companies’ behaviour. Then,
The fact that there were several similarities between the financial crises in Mexico 1995 and Asia 1997 makes it interesting to examine whether a model that explained the Mexican crisis also can be applied on the Asian crisis. Thus, this thesis aim
The problem under investigation was: ethical issues in non-profit I governance. The participants in this study were: executive and non-executive directors of non-profit organizations in Hong Kong. The method, data gathering procedures and complete test names were: Pilot study – structured interview
We develop a theoretical framework aimed to model the pricing of electronic money (electronic cash cards) and the market domain in which it will be used. We first calculate the fee structures of electronic cash- and charge-card industries for the monopoly and
The purpose of this thesis was to explore the role of attitudinal obstacles and facilitators of the students at Luleå University of Technology to becoming self-employed. This was conducted through Icek Ajzen’s theory of planned behavior which measures behavioral antecedents; intentions, attitudes,
The concept of the balanced scorecard was introduced by Harvard professors Robert S. Kaplan and David P. Norton in 1992 when organizations realized that it was no longer sustainable to focus only on financial objectives in order to stay competitive. The balanced
In order to study the role of money in an inflation targeting regime for monetary policy, we compare the interest rate and money as monetary policy instruments. Our dynamic stochastic general equilibrium model combines the money-in-the utility-function approach with sticky prices. We
The open source phenomenon is an exciting movement that is transforming traditional forms of software development. Some open source software (OSS) projects, such as Linux and Apache, are performing extremely well and rapidly replacing proprietary software in major corporations and governments. In