Taking advantage of the highly decentralized labor inspection system in Argentina, I constructed an enforcement measure (logarithm of the number of inspected firms per hundred formal firms) with variation at the province, sector, and time level.
I take advantage of the highly decentralized labor inspection system in Argentina which allows me to construct an enforcement measure (number of inspected firms per hundred formal firms) with variation at the province, productive sector, and time level.
Hence, the null hypothesis of zero firm-level variation is clearly rejected.
We study multiple cases of M&A within a single chaebol in order to control firm-level variation of factors such as culture and governance, so that we can focus on the effects of varying uncertainty and controversy.
Their source recollection ability held firm despite variations in task requirements across experiments, confirming previous results involving patients with unilateral parietal lesions (Davidson et al. 2008; Simons et al. 2008), and arguing against an explanation for those previous results in terms of compensation from the patients' contralesional hemisphere.
The suit names five debt-buyer firms with variations of the names L-Credit and LR Credit.
It is therefore likely that in countries where guidelines have a less firm position, more variation between GPs will be found and that thus, there is more to gain by encouraging GPs to adhere to and to adopt guidelines.
For his generation of New York overachievers, the tennis team, skiing lessons, elite passage through Horace Mann, Princeton and Harvard Law School, triumphs in student government and law review, clerkship with a federal judge and a stint in a big firm are all variations on a standard résumé.
Finally, we add to the literature measuring the idiosyncratic contribution of top firms to the variation of exports.
The data set is too small to make any firm analysis regarding variations in treatment, however.
