Sentence examples for because of one firm from inspiring English sources

The adage has been seriously questioned over the last few years, primarily because of one firm.

A private manager would cut administrative costs because only one firm would be in charge of business operations which are currently spread between a dozen or more hands.

It should also be noted that the estimates from our wage equations for individuals do not take account of spillover effects on other wages because wage reductions in one firm deteriorate the outside option for workers in other firms.

In part that's because both companies are desperately in need of cash, so one firm's spending its capital to prop up the other didn't strike everyone as the best use of its resources.

Consider an incumbent-entrant model, where, before (eventual) entry takes place, the market consists of one monopolistic firm, being the incumbent (firm 1).

Interlocks involving executive directors can be seen as directed ties because an executive primarily associated with one firm serves as outside director on another firm's board.

"The firms don't think of it as a movement, because it is happening in isolation, one firm at a time.

These early new growth models incorporated positive externalities to capital accumulation where one firm's investment in technology generates spillover benefits to other firms because knowledge spreads.

Since one firm provided us with the data, it could be biased towards any idiosyncrasy of that firm and yield biased estimates of bidders׳ costs.

The move is also controversial because one of the firm's founders, the former Goldman Sachs banker Paul Ruddock, has donated about £260,000 to the Conservative party.

The managing partners emphasized that the merger was not a defensive one, but was, because of each firm's strengths and weaknesses, a way to build a firm that would be stronger than the sum of its parts.