We derive six hypotheses regarding determinants and consequences of building reputation, taking into account technological turbulence as an external contingency factor.
Edwards continued: "He should never have suffered the consequences, the loss of reputation and career for doing such a thing".
For chimpanzees, there is a danger of immediate second-party punishment, but the consequences are perhaps not as pervasive as they would be for an observed human where there could be additional consequences for reputation.
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Western commentators, however, tend to heavily criticise this cooperation (e.g. Mendick, 2016), in particular, because Blair was noted for providing Nazarbayev with PR recommendations on how to cope with the reputation consequences of the Zhanaozen massacre.
In this type of specification the variable age is not transformed and as a consequence it retains the identification power of reputation and unobserved quality effects given by its variation at the product level.
Infamy, public disgrace or loss of reputation, particularly as a consequence of criminal conviction.
He warns of "consequences of dissemination in jurisdictions where reputations can be protected".
But it was also a consequence of Maugham's reputation, of his standing as a "great writer", of the manner in which he chose to live.
Not only do we have to watch our economy and international reputation suffer the consequences of the continuing stalemate, we also have to listen to a bipartisan litany of excuses from our nation's leaders.
