Sentence examples for opportunistic behaviour from inspiring English sources
The behavioural dimension of opportunistic behaviour in transaction cost theory and the loss of autonomy from the perspective of resource dependence offer – through a common intersection – another potential explanatory approach.
Both risks motivate opportunistic behaviour.
Such contracts are in reality little more than insurance policies against opportunistic behaviour.
One influential economic theory based on the assumption of opportunism, transaction cost economics, claims that market exchanges fail when a transaction becomes vulnerable to opportunistic behaviour.
Concerning project stakeholders there are three main criticalities: (1) opportunistic behaviour; (2) lack of skills and know-how; and (3) poor communication and coordination.
The federal minister for vocational education and skills, Luke Hartsuyker, has introduced a new bill to target "unscrupulous or opportunistic behaviour" in VET including "aggressive marketing, inappropriate targeting of vulnerable people, and widespread use of inducements".
In a hospitality context, guests voluntarily participate in safeguarding an organization's quality when they identify areas that may be impacted by opportunistic behaviours of fellow guests.
Are asymmetries sources of additional transaction costs and opportunistic behaviours?
Although CVM can be justified by the similarity of WTP elicitation to a market demand schedule, CVM could generate both anchoring effects and opportunistic behaviours [48],[48].
Chen et al. (2002) try to identify which factors shape opportunistic behaviours, mainly concentrating to the role of culture and more specifically on the role of individualism/collectivism and the moral barriers.
Therefore, stakeholders involved in the management of innovation (including innovators, financiers and users) must find way to design optimal contracts which provide incentives to disclose private information and hamper the negative effects of contractual hazards and opportunistic behaviours.
