Cooperation and collective contracts are not particularly common in the sample.
Şerbănică (2011) gave an overview of knowledge circulation indicators; she distinguished funding flow (in the form of grants, donations and contracts), cooperation, strategic partnerships, co-publications and patent statistics.
We further illustrate the powerful impact of fairness concerns on cooperation, competition, incentives, and contract design.
At face value, England was making greater use of market levers and utilising harder-edged service contracts incorporating financial penalties and incentives, while Wales was retreating from the 1990s internal market and emphasising cooperation and flexibility in the contracting process.
Turkey also suspended military cooperation and bilateral political and economic contracts with France.
The investments could be 100% foreign investment, joint venture, build-operate-transfer (BOT), build-transfer (BT), build-transfer-operate (BTO), and business cooperation contracts.
In contrast, we find a more pronounced referral behavior for PGPs, indicating cooperation and network effects within non-contract physicians.
Much of the successful management of the fund, which comes amid headlines of ever-increasing insurance costs and mismanagement of tax-payers' dollars, is due to enhanced communication and cooperation between the contract cities and the county departments that service them, Olivito said.
It's a natural for the conspiracy theorist: Tony Blair in that tent with Gaddafi, intelligence cooperation, oil contracts, lack of cooperation or worse between the Labour government in London and the nationalist government in Edinburgh.
The price of this misguided legislation, ranging from the cancellation of economic contracts to suspended military cooperation and diplomatic irritants, will far exceed the gains.
