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Showing 1 to 20 of 47 for “"Settore SECS-P/07 - Economia Aziendale"”.
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Beyond the expectations: a citizens-oriented approach towards local shared services performance assessment
Since the '90s, local governments decided to establish cooperation agreements to share some of their services in a joint effort to achieve economies of scale and scope and to reduce expenses for the benefit of efficiency. Nowadays, service sharing, whether established voluntarily or forcibly, is a …
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Process Mining Applications for Corporate Process Excellence
Today’s private and public organizations live in a dynamic, evolving, and uncertain world that urges them to constantly adapt to generate value and satisfy consumers’ and citizens’ needs. In such a context, governing processes is fundamental: Process Mining (PM) represents a valuable tool to …
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How do firms integrate sustainability criteria into executive remuneration contracts?
This dissertation aims to advance our understanding on how firms integrate sustainability related criteria into executive remuneration, and to help identify the determinants of a more substantive, rather than merely symbolic, adoption of this form of remuneration among listed companies. It …
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Luxury Market: Analysis of the driving forces in the context of Iranian luxury hand-woven carpet market
This research is divided in three papers relating to the luxury hand-woven carpet market in Iran. Each of these papers focusing on the effect of brand image dimensions on the various variables such as perceived quality, status consumption and luxury willingness to purchase. All the related data are …
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Essays on Peer Effects in Financial Misreporting
This thesis is structured around three empirical analyses relating to peer effects in financial misreporting choices. The first study investigates peer effects among listed companies and shows that companies engage in real activities manipulation following peers’ choices. Apparently, companies …
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