Discussion: the economics of professional etiquette

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One way to relate economics to etiquette is to view etiquette as a means of enforcing efficient behavior. An example of this view is the letter of reference. It should only be used to sponsor a candidate highly qualified for a position. A second view of professional etiquette is as a means of choosing between multiple but equal options. Choosing appropriate language in writing a letter of reference is an example of this approach.

Economic aspects, College faculty, Etiquette, Professional ethics, College teachers, Professional ethics for

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The structure of wages and internal mobility

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The influence of noncompetitive external factors such as wage bargaining on labor market are studied in Sweden. The role of personal economics in labor mobility in an organized labor market is analyzed.

Sweden, Compensation and benefits, Labor market, Work, Labour market, Labour, Labor

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Balanced skills and entrepreneurship

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The skills required by entrepreneur for performing various tasks such as fund management, hiring workers and marketing are detailed. The educational aspects of entrepreneurs are analyzed.

United States, Management dynamics, Management, Human resource management, Company business management, Company personnel management, Businesspeople, Executive ability, Entrepreneurship, Educational aspects, Entrepreneurs

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