He identified four power bases typical of CTOs: structural, expertise, ownership, and prestige.
Second, we pay attention to organizational changes (i.e., mergers and acquisitions, structural changes) and ownership structures and drop firms that have experienced structural adjustments and firms with mixed ownership patterns.
The socioeconomic asset profile of households in terms of dependency ratio, per capita consumption expenditure, poverty status, land ownership, structural damage of houses, hazard-related economic damage, and disaster preparedness differed significantly between at-risk households in the downstream and upstream regions (Table 2).
But, for the Echo, it was also a time of important structural changes in ownership.
In order to receive highest incentive payments, and remain financially viable, hospitals may have to make structural changes including ownership and types of services offered.
Notes CI: Confidence interval Economic conditions of non-IDPs were significantly better than IDPs with regard to the structural and asset ownership variables (p < 0.001 for both variables), and there was no significant difference in consumption between IDPs and non-IDPs.
The EU is not.Europe is beset by structural problems including extensive state ownership, excessive subsidy, overly generous welfare and pension systems and too much regulation.
The non-IDPs had significantly higher levels of structural resources and asset ownership than the IDPs.
In other words, this ambitious agreement calls for a range of sweeping structural changes including, crucially, land ownership reforms, daunting in their scope and highly challenging in their implementation.
Of the structural nursing home variables size, ownership and average case mix are significantly associated with total amount of care given.
