We find with endogenous social norms and asymmetric information about personal norms, the optimal contract induces more (less) effort from the "green" ("brown") firm.
Morris et al. (2015) further point out that endogenous local cultures are similar to descriptive norms, while acquired institution and policy are similar to injunctive norms.
We see institution as an exogenous, prescriptive norm and culture as an endogenous, descriptive norm.
The two human prostate cancer cell lines, DU145WT and PC3, present autocrine activation of endogenous and exogenous EGFR, as is the norm for prostate carcinoma cells.
The endogenous view maintains subsistence production logics or cultural norms contextualizing smallholder economies impede full-market immersion (Hyden 1980; Turner and Brush 1987; Turner and Ali 1996).
Within the Commission this resulted in a pro-integration mission and institutional culture, with market integration as a predominant norm, a 'bounded rationality based on the endogenous construction of experience: 'learning by doing' (Bulmer, 1998: 373).
In the literature on norms and conventions, both social constructs are seen as the endogenous product of individuals' interactions (Lewis 1969; Ullmann-Margalit 1977; Vandershraaf 1995; Bicchieri 2006).
We conclude that a cultural norm ensuring subsistence security is at work, but find the explanations commonly associated with this endogenous thesis irrelevant to the Andapa case.
The direct effects between endogenous variables in the final model are shown in Figure 2. Being more influenced by others (Social norm) and a higher Self-efficacy lead to a higher Intention to adopt the - expected - professional Attitude.
Endogenous controls used for both mRNA and miRNA relative expression studies were chosen using two statistical tools Norm Finder and geNorm and validation studies were performed in groups consisting of 45 tissue samples and 48 plasma samples [ 36, 37].
