Sentence examples for induce a firm from inspiring English sources
Viruses usually induce a firm and enduring immunity.
At the same time, he and coauthor John W. Maxwell wrote in 2006, "[P]ublic outrage over corporate greenwash is more likely to induce a firm to become more open and transparent if the firm operates in an industry that is likely to have socially or environmentally damaging impacts, and if the firm is relatively well informed about its environmental social impacts".
Because the Big Four audit firms play a significant role in shaping U.S. firms' reporting behavior, if an institutional investor induces a firm to switch to a Big Four auditor, this will likely enhance the firm's comparability to U.S. firms.
Thus, a rise in wage induces a firm to employ more capital and hire less labor.
However, it induces a firm to substitute labor by employing more capital.
First, we explore which market, cost, and product type conditions induce a profit-maximizing firm to be a remanufacturer, given a separate (secondary) remanufactured goods market.
Second, a single prejudiced firm is sufficient to induce a significant wage gap in the market.
The rookie held firm, inducing a flyout from Yoenis Cespedes, striking out Jay Bruce and getting Wilmer Flores to pop out.
Specifically, almost the entire empirical evidence on the effect of common concentrated ownership is limited to mechanisms that entail a conflict between CCOs and non-common owners that is, a mechanism where common ownership somehow induces management of a firm to take actions that reduce firm value but benefit the common owner because the actions increase the value of competing firms.
A fall in the price of real estate may then harm the collateral value of those small firms, possibly inducing firm closures (as those firms cannot invest or get credit) and a higher share of NPLs.
To summarize the results here, the presence of one prejudiced firm on the market induces a lower wage for all of the workers who are discriminated against, as in the model of Black (1995).
