Sentence examples for study of businesses from inspiring English sources

Similarly, a 2010 study of businesses in Germany and the U.S. found that businesses base their decisions not on likely government actions but on the health of the wider economy.

This embrace of technology has not diminished: a 2005 study of businesses in the U.K. showed that those owned by American multinationals invested far more heavily in information technology than those with non-U.S.

A recent study of businesses in Taiwan suggests that this may be because companies with fire insurance actually take more precautions against fires — the reverse of what the theory of moral hazard predicts.

According to a new study of businesses with nine or fewer employees commissioned by Kiva.org and Visa, nearly 51 thousand small businesses were lost nationwide between 2006 and 2008.

More than a century later, the study of business law has given way to the study of business ethics.

Robertson was also known for his study of business cycles.

Centers for the study of business ethics are necessary to represent the ideals to which we aspire.

Through unmistakable allusions -- but never explicitly -- the book challenges a classic study of business success published seven years ago.

He was also interested in the academic study of business as it had blossomed in the United States.

Isn't one of the lessons of Enron that business schools and business students need to pay more attention to the study of business ethics?

Research at the I.B.M. Institute for Advanced Commerce has included an examination of Web merchandising, an analysis of online advertising, a look at the effectiveness of online stores and a study of business negotiations on the Internet.