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Cornell University has created a reimagined model for business education that reflects the future of business itself: flexible, collaborative, and cross-disciplinary. More information on the Cornell SC Johnson College of Business: https://business.cornell.edu/.
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Charles H. Dyson School of Applied Economics and Management
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Emerging Markets Institute
Annual Report, Working Papers and Case Studies on Emerging Markets and Emerging Multinationals
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Ship-owner response to carbon taxes: Industry and environmental implications
Cariou, Pierre; Halim, Ronald A.; Rickard, Bradley J. (2022-05-10)We consider the effects of a maritime bunker levy on ship-owner profits, trade, and emissions. Standard and augmented gravity models are employed using data from 2016 to estimate the impact of a change in transit time ... -
The Coming Battle of Digital Currencies
Cong, Lin William; Mayer, Simon (2022-03-15)We model the dynamic global competition among national fat currencies, cryptocurrencies, and Central Bank Digital Currencies (CBDCs) in which the strength of a country and of its currency are mutually reinforcing. The rise ... -
The Global Inequality Boomerang
Kanbur, Ravi; Ortiz-Juarez, Eduardo; Sumner, Andy (2022-03-15)In this paper we argue that the decline in global inequality over the last decades has spurred a ‘sunshine’ narrative of falling global inequality that has been rather oversold, in the sense, we argue, it is likely to be ... -
Emerging Market Multinationals Report 2021: Building the Future on ESG Excellence
Casanova, Lourdes; Miroux, Anne (Emerging Markets Institute, Cornell University, 2022-02-04)The previous five EMI reports covered the international expansion of the Emerging Market Multinationals (eMNCs). Led by Chinese companies mainly, eMNCs have become global and a force to reckon both in greenfield and M&A ... -
Engaged Learning: Mutual benefits for course instruction and Extension program delivery
Schmit, Todd M; Stamm, Richard; Severson, Roberta M. (2022-01-31)Engaged learning projects can effectively complement Extension programming goals and course learning objectives that enrich the outcomes for both components. A cooperative business management class at Cornell University ... -
Essays on Information Technology Adoption among Commercial Firms
Chen, Ruyu (2021-12)The diffusion of information technologies (IT) in the business sector has the potential to transform industries and affect the performance of firms. My dissertation explores factors that influence business process innovation ... -
Factors Associated With Price Responsiveness of Concord Grape Growers in New York State
Sun, Jialiang (2021-12)New York State is the second-largest producer of Concord grapes in the US, and economic activities related to Concord grapes have a significant impact on the state. In recent years, there has been a shrinkage of vineyards ... -
INDIVIDUAL DIFFERENCES IN MAKING INTERTEMPORAL CHOICES FOR MONETARY AND FOOD CHOICE TASKS: USING DRIFT-DIFFUSION MODEL (DDM)
Zhang, Shenzhe (2021-12)In order to better understand the individual differences in intertemporal choices,extensive research has studied how demographic factors affect an individual's decision-making. Because some intertemporal decisions are made ... -
CHANGE IN COMPREHENSIVE BILATERAL TRADE COST UNDER CHINA'S BELT AND ROAD INITIATIVE
Zhu, Haolin (2021-12)China’s Belt and Road Initiative was announced in 2013 with the goal of improving international cooperation mainly through enhancing infrastructures and reducing transportation costs. Various economies are expecting to ... -
Differential Economics Impacts for Cooperative Business Structures: Am Application to Farmer-Owned Cooperatives in New York State.
Schmit, T.M; Tamarkin, F.C.; Seversorn, R.M. (2021-12)A comprehensive economic impact assessment using input-output methods is developed to account for localized spending activities and distributions of residual earning to member owners by cooperatives. The framework is ...