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Liberalism

The philosophy that one ought to be able to do what one would like provided it does not hurt another person. It was conceived in the 19th century primarily as an economic and social philosophy espousing religious liberty, the free market, and capitalism. In the 20th century, it became associated with the left, especially in the United States, due to a concern for social justice. As a result, a liberal tends to favor regulation of private enterprise. However, adherents to what is sometimes called "19th-century liberalism" or "European liberalism" are presumably more amenable to the free market.
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Past National Task Firm Financial Culture Environment Strategies Performance [right arrow] [right arrow] [right arrow] [right arrow] Individuality Munificence Inventory Earnings turnover stability Masculinity Complexity Capital intensity Power Dynamism Financial Number of Distance slack estimates Uncertainty Research Avoidance intensity Sales growth National Culture Expected Future [right arrow] Performance Individuality Estimation error Masculinity Power Agreement among Distance estimates (dispersion) Uncertainty Avoidance
THE IMPACT OF STRATEGY, INDUSTRY AND CULTURE ON FORECASTING THE PERFORMANCE OF GLOBAL COMPETITORS: A STRATEGIC PERSPECTIVE
The environmental variables for Munificence and Dynamism were constructed at the 4-digit SIC level from COMPUSTAT data following Keats & Hitt (1988).
Interorganizational and collective strategies in small firms: environmental effects and performance
An environment's munificence and carrying capacity encompass the resources available in the setting in which a new firm is formed.
Innovation policy and nanotechnology entrepreneurship
Based on a large data set of Brazilian businesses, we find that firm informality is positively associated with dynamism, yet negatively associated with munificence and concentration.
Informal entrepreneurship and industry conditions
The respected King's Fund verdict on his supposed munificence for the NHS is it "falls a long way short" of what's needed.
Hard choices? Only for all of us
What is no less worrying is that few governments or organizations have sought to assert the truth of Saudi munificence.
KSA's support for displaced Syrians
THE GRAND BUDAPEST HOTEL Sky Movies Comedy 10PM Ralph Fiennes (above) is among the beneficiaries of Bafta and Oscar munificence - 20 nominations (11 here, nine there) for an amusing pastiche of Hollywood Viennese whirls in the 30s.
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We are your greatest benefactors, Donating you our time for free, We're the masters of munificence, The clown princes of philanthropy.
THE PATIENT PHILANTHROPISTS; Your Poem
Complexity was operationalized using the MINL calculation of sales concentration in an industry (Schmalensee, 1977), while munificence was calculated by regressing sales on time for an industry over the previous five-year period and taking the regression slope and dividing it by the mean sales value over the time period (Boyd, 1990).
Developing and deploying organizational capital in services vs. manufacturing
In different studies the entrepreneurial environment was conceptualized as a multidimensional construct characterized by dynamism, hostility, complexity, munificence.
Entrepreneurial context in the South-East region
Never in all my blessed years of being privileged to witness so much of Africa's wild munificence had I been prepared for the exquisite rarity of a baby albino hippopotamus.
Gache Gache's pink hippo
His new long-term project, however, will depend on the munificence of the Central government which it supports and the interest shown by investors.
Andhra CM's 'Vision 2029' set to cost Rs22.95 trillion

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