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  1. Concentration in the Steel Industry

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  2. Worktime in the United States Steel Industry, 1870-1939

    The iron and steel industry was rapidly changing between 1870 and 1939. The decline of iron and the rise of steel, coupled with technological developments and new immigration trends, brought about a new industry at the end of the nineteenth century that was starkly different from just a few decades …

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  3. Measuring Policy Barriers in the American Steel Industry, 1950--1998

    … an event study on stock prices of major American steelmakers, to test the direction and strength of market reaction toward capital-investment related announcements. My results show that investors responded favorably to sound investment decisions, that major steelmakers were not held back from …

    uiuc Repository record for Measuring Policy Barriers in the American Steel Industry, 1950--1998 (opens in a new tab)

  4. Wage Determination in the u.s. Basic Steel Industry, 1947-1971

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  5. Employment adjustment in steel industry: The U.S. and Japan compared

    … to compare employment adjustment process in steel industry between the U.S. and Japan in the period 1974-1988. In response to production decline after the Oil Shock of 1973, Japanese steel companies reduced working hours, but not employment. In the 1980s, however, they adopted a new policy: …

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  6. A new approach to prevent accidents in the steel industry

    The steel industry has faced extraordinary changes over recent years incorporating new technologies and processes to make it more competitive and safer based on market requirements, regulations, and community concerns. Safety, in particular, has been an important topic in which the industry has put …

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  7. The economic impact of process innovations on the steel industry

    Thesis (Ph. D.)--Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Sloan School of Management, 1985.

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  8. DISTRIBUTED FIBER-OPTIC TEMPERATURE SENSORS FOR APPLICATIONS IN THE STEEL INDUSTRY

    <p>"Steelmaking facilities require continuous temperature measurements throughout the manufacturing process to ensure consistent product quality and high productivity. Motivated by the limitations of conventional temperature sensors, distributed fiber-optic sensors (DFOS) were developed and …

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  9. Adaptive management framework : linking strategy with execution in the steel industry

    Thesis (M.S.)--Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Sloan School of Management, 1997.

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  10. Processing factors contributing to growth and decline in the steel industry

    … century, a technological shift occurred in the steel industry. A different mix of refining and melting furnaces were used, with increasing use being made of basic oxygen and electric arc furnaces as compared to the basic open hearth. Additionally, continuous casting began to replace ingot …

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  11. The evolution of business ecosystems : interspecies competition in the steel industry

    … a commodity industrial setting, namely the U.S. steel industry from 1860-2010. As the evolution of business ecosystems framework posits the emergence of symbiotic inter-species competition between heterogeneous inter-organizational architectures, this thesis builds grounded theory by expanding …

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  12. The effect of demand uncertainty on planning: the steel industry in Argentina

    … in a case with large uncertainty in demand: the steel industry in Argentina. Special emphasis is devoted to the recent history, where a recent shift in economic policy (1976-1981) towards allowing free competition with imported products resulted in a severe crisis for the steel industry and its …

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  13. Chinese iron and steel industry in transition : toward market mechanisms and economic efficiency

    … the development of market mechanisms in Chinese industry, but the bureaucratic decentralization has restricted the development of a national market and encouraged local fragmentation with a consequent lack of scale economies. Local governments continued to have strong incentives to retain the …

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  14. Chinese iron and steel industry in transition : toward market mechanisms and economic efficiency

    … the development of market mechanisms in Chinese industry, but the bureaucratic decentralization has restricted the development of a national market and encouraged local fragmentation with a consequent lack of scale economies. Local governments continued to have strong incentives to retain the …

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  15. Application of low PO2 iron-based oxides for decarbonising steel industry via chemical looping

    … for decarbonising the hard-to-decarbonise steel industry. Here, C<sub>2</sub>F) is proven to be a versatile metal oxide for (i) integrated calcium and chemical looping combustion (CaL-CLC), and (ii) hydrogen and syngas production using methane. C<sub>2</sub>F) comprises of CaO and …

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  16. Energy efficiency in the iron and steel industry : cases of Zimbabwe and South Africa

    … of energy efficiency in the iron and steel industry in Zimbabwe and the case of South Africa is studied also for comparison. Data required was obtained through field visits and international databases. The fieldwork findings, analysis and published literature contributed to the …

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  17. An Empirical Study on the Impact of Capital Budgeting in the Fabricated Structural Steel Industry

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  18. Trade and the environment : a case study of the South African iron and steel industry

    … to analyse the trade and sustainable linkages in industry, using the South African iron and steel industry as a case study. That particular sector has been chosen because of its importance to the South African economy, and its vulnerability to trade measures. The case study outlines the economic …

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