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Firms, Workers, and Human Capital in Ghanaian Manufacturing My model is a much simplified version of so-called multicommunity models. I maintain the usual assumptions that the number of communities is fixed and finite, and that access to desirable communities is rationed through the real estate There is no private sector that would de-link school quality from residential location. Although some authors (. Epple and Zelenitz, 1981) include a supply side of the housing market, I assume that communities are endowed with perfectly inelastic stocks of identical houses | Firms Workers and Human Capital in Ghanaian Manufacturing A Dissertation Presented to the Faculty of the Graduate School of Yale University in Candidacy for the Degree of Doctor of Philosophy by Garth Douglas Frazer Dissertation Director Christopher R. Udry May 2003 UMI Number 3084290 Copyright 2003 by Frazer Garth Douglas All rights reserved. UMI Microform 3084290 Copyright 2003 by ProQuest Information and Learning Company. All rights reserved. This microform edition is protected against unauthorized copying under Title 17 United States Code. ProQuest Information and Learning Company 300 North Zeeb Road . Box 1346 Ann Arbor Ml 48106-1346 2003 by Garth Douglas Frazer All rights .

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• Firms
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• internship reports
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• Factors affecting firms’ performance
• The case of Vietnam construction firms
• Vietnam construction firms
• Operating performance of businesses
• The construction industry
• Executive compensation
• Principal agent conflicts
• Private firms
• Family firms
• Support firms’ dividend policies
• Determinants influencing accounting quality of transportation service firms
• Transportation service firms
• Accounting of business owners
• Transportation service firms
• 250 transportation service firms
• Impact of financial constraints on the development of Vietnam’s firms
• The development of Vietnam’s firms
• Total Factor Productivity
• Dynamic Panel Data model
• Firms operating in manufacturing
• Earnings management
• Modified Jones Model
• Listed firms
• Modified Jones Model listed firms
• Listed firms in Vietnam
• Earnings management behavior
• Technological capabilities for achievement competitive advantage
• Croatian export firms
• Increase of total revenue
• Critical successful factors for innovation in Vietnamese firms
• Critical successful factors
• Innovation in Vietnamese firms
• The rapidly changing environment
• Sustainable competitive advantage
• Whether locatin withinin dustrial parks raises productivity
• Manufacturing firms? Evidences from Vietnam
• Dustrial parks raises productivity
• Firms labor productivity
• IP locating firm
• Service oriented human resource practices
• Foreign service firms in Vietnam
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• Employee autonomy
• Direction of trade
• Export firms
• Multinomial logit
• Pooled multinomial logit model
• Footwear firms serving
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• Logistics performance
• Manufacturing and import export firms
• Export import trading firms
• Vietnam’s economic development
• Foreign ownership
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• Determinants of foreign ownership
• Vietnam listed firms
• Less debt equity ratio
• Institutional and block holder ownership
• Audit quality of listed manufacturing firms in Nigeria
• Listed manufacturing firms
• Block holder ownership
• Several financial scandal
• Financial statement analysis to predict stock returns
• Listed consumer goods firms in Nigeria
• Listed consumer goods firms
• Financial statement analysis
• Conducting fundamental analysis
• Productive chains
• Financial alternative
• Firms providing services
• Federal Electricity Commission
• Discount rates
• Distressed firms
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• Non distressed firms separately
• Market value
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• Financial performance of listed firms
• External finance
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• Manufacturing firms
• Quoted manufacturing firms
• Impact of external financing
• Dividend policy
• Linter model
• Firms in Zimbabwe
• Corporate dividend policy under hyperinflation
• Dollarization by firms in Zimbabwe
• Initial public offerings
• Merger and acquisition
• IPO firms in Taiwan
• Companies experiencing substantial growth
• Firms growing with complexity arises
• Firm level analysis
• Exchange rate exposure of Indian firms
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• State of the art method
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• Cash positions to leverage of selected listed manufacturing firms
• Firm size of selected listed manufacturing firms in Nigeria
• Ex post facto research approach via panel least squares
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• International Financial Reporting Standards
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• Knowledge management in nigerian construction firms
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