Explaining Postcommunist Economic Performance

The Perils of Polarization: Economic Performance in the Postcommunist World

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Explaining Differences in Economic Performance in Caribbean Economies By

Explaining the Global Economic Crisis

Explaining Business Process Performance

business process improvement to a change in leadership. One hundred and eight respondents (32.2 percent) also pointed to planning as an important factor. Planning is included in the leadership group as it is most often a leadership initiative. Garland Elmore, associate vice president for teaching and learning information technology and dean of information technology at Indiana University, descr...

Toward Explaining Productivity and Economic Growth

The major thesis of this article is that combining the resource-based theory of the firm with Austrian economics and heterogeneous demand theory provides the foundations for a new theory ofcompetition, the resource-ativantage theory. This new theory has macro and public policy implications. Specifically, when compared with neoclassical perfect competition theory. the resource-advantage theory b...