The moderating effects of external monitors on the relationship between R&D spending and firm performance

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Research shows that securities analysts directly impact firm performance, but do not moderate the research and development spending and firm performance relationship. Institutional investors moderate the form of this relationship, while independent outside board members moderate its strength.

Science & research, Research, Influence, Comparative analysis, Organizational effectiveness, Capital expenditures, Regulatory compliance

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Attitude and affect: New frontiers of research in the 21st century

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A commentary on some of the salient issues related to attitude and affect is presented. It also inspires more research on understanding the nature of the cognitive and affective constructs and their interaction to influence overall attitude, intention, and behavior.

Consumer Behavior, Consumer behaviour

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Labor market rigidities and R and D-based growth in the global economy

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United States-Europe global trade model is developed for studying labor market rigidities and research and development-oriented economic growth.

Forecasts, trends, outlooks, Forecasts and trends, Market trend/market analysis, International trade, Labor market, Labour market

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