Guidelines for research reports in business retention and expansion programs

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Research reports are central in developing and defining competitiveness among local economies. These reports are consolidations of economic observations, researches and actual experiences of several state agencies. As part of the Business Retention and Expansion Programs, research reports comprise a cover page, executive summary, introduction, suggested recommendations and statistical appendix.

Research & Development, Scientific Research and Development Services, Reports, Research institutes, Design and construction, Economic development, Business reports

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Strategic Analysis of the Competitive Exercise of Certain Financial Options

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The results of the exercise of warrants and convertible bonds on common stock is examined in an extension of Schmeidler's game played by a continuum of players. The players benefit under competition, but suffer in a duopoly.

Analysis, Competition (Economics)

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