Yet France, too, is all a-buzz about the possibility of firms demanding longer hours from workers.
This often dictates the possibility of firms moving from imitative, low quality products and services to competition based on differentiation and product innovation (Cockburn, Henderson, & Stern, 2000).
Scholars have increasingly questioned the wisdom of relying on strategic archetypes that are plainly dated and conspicuously disconnected from the possibility of firms competing head-to-head, not out of choice but out of necessity.
Alternatively, national policy bodies can examine differences between regions and support ones with limited innovative performance since, as seen in recent studies, public R&D funding was shown to increase the possibility of firms to become more innovative (Heimonen 2012).
As argued before, given the available data as well as other restrictions, we are not able to use a completely predetermined variable to split our sample and at the same time analyze substitution possibilities of firms with different energy intensity in their production processes.
Recognition of externalities [0/1] – Firm representatives were asked whether the possibility of outside firms benefitting from their firms' CVT investment plays a role in their CVT planning or CVT decisions.
This "surge" of contractors has even raised the possibility of controversial firm Blackwater, now known as Xe, returning to the country.
Second, the bank's risk premium for lending is high when the bank estimates that the possibility of the firm's bankruptcy is high.
According to Plutarch, the aporetic element in Plato encourages a way of searching for the truth without prejudices or a priori commitments, and this practically amounts to a dialectical inquiry, arguing either side of a given question; but this dialectical spirit does not deny the possibility of reaching firm conclusions, or even the possibility of achieving secure knowledge.
Firstly, the small sample of survivors of childhood cancer limits the possibility of drawing firm conclusions regarding the robustness of the instrument.
