The state is also a leader in job creation tied to those new businesses: In 2013, California added jobs from newly established businesses faster than all but four other states.
The results highlight the association between the language used by the learners and the creation of ties between them.
For example, Keating et al. [ 30] showed that physicians are more likely to be influenced by other colleagues of the same organization than by clinicians of other hospitals, suggesting that spatial and geographical proximities do matter for the creation of ties.
Diane Swonk, an economist at Mesirow Financial in Chicago, said the Fed could show greater concern for job creation by tying such a forecast to the unemployment rate, announcing that it would keep short-term rates near zero until unemployment dropped below 7 percent, provided that inflation remained under control.
"Once we shot it was just a matter of asset creation and tying it all together with the enlisted help of Ezra Miller, Great Nordic Sword Fight, and some others".
The early version of the app works pretty smoothly although one drawback is that creations are tied to the app itself.
Controlling for network partner attributes as determinants of a company's tie creation decisions is important to draw conclusions exclusively relating to tie choice, i.e., to disentangle partner choice from tie choice.
This article builds on those analyses, situating funding's effects in the context of the ghost-management of research and publication by pharmaceutical companies, and the creation of social ties between those companies and researchers.
Regarding the context as a third area for future research, we emphasize that existing network structures act as both opportunities and constraints to the creation of new ties (Nebus 2006).
Alternatively, high levels of uncertainty may foster the creation of sent ties that, as we argue above, help executives to cope with change, and unpredictability, and increased demands for information processing.
