Early implementation is critical to account for a potential lag regarding process renewal and turnaround effects (Sinha and Noble 2008).
Moreover, Barker and Mone (1994) describe the difficulty in disentangling explicit turnaround effects from pure efficiency-enhancing moves in stable times, as this becomes especially problematic when analyzing growth-oriented restructuring moves.
Hence, downsizing studies' results must be compared with caution when analyzing their effects on turnaround outcome.
While these alternative turnaround outcome measurements provide additional advantageous insights into turnaround strategies' true effects, they also imply a disadvantage of low comparability.
But many Republicans and some Democrats say the administration may be misreading the pace of the turnaround and, in effect, celebrating too soon.
It had a dark two years starting in 2014 when its shares fell 75% amid multiple profit warnings, but it swung back to profit last year after a turnaround plan took effect.
The author says Mr. Obama hasn't received the public credit he deserves for engineering an economic turnaround while simultaneously effecting major social initiatives.
Scholars find significantly different turnaround approaches and effects when comparing stock corporations, state-owned firms, and privately held companies (Vicente-Lorente and Suárez-González 2007).
Our prior expectation was based on the assumption that individuals' preferences (and willingness to pay) decrease by decreasing sensitivity and specificity of the test, and by increasing severity and likelihood of side effects, turnaround time, cost, or invasiveness of the testing procedure.
The president of Kushner Companies, Laurent Morali, told the Washington Post that the discrepancy in price was a result of the "dramatic turnaround" that they had effected in filling up vacant rental units with high-profile outlets.
