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Der Arbeitsunfall im Homeoffice
No full textDER ARBEITSUNFALL IM HOMEOFFICE
Der Arbeitsunfall im Homeoffice (1)
Marcian/ Panhölzl in Brameshuber/Blasch, Sozialversicherungsrecht (2021) Unfallversicherungsschutz im Homeoffice. (147)
Puhr in Poperl/Trauner/Weißenböck, Allgemeines Sozialversicherungsgesetz75, § 175 ASVG. (149
Stakeholder value creation of retail analytics platforms in Germany
No full textSTAKEHOLDER VALUE CREATION OF RETAIL ANALYTICS PLATFORMS IN GERMANY
Stakeholder value creation of retail analytics platforms in Germany (1
Interne Untersuchungen im Lichte der Ad-hoc-Publizität
No full textINTERNE UNTERSUCHUNGEN IM LICHTE DER AD-HOC-PUBLIZITÄT
Interne Untersuchungen im Lichte der Ad-hoc-Publizität (1
Locavorism
No full textLOCAVORISM
Locavorism (1)
Acknowledgements (6)
Abstract (7)
Chapter 1: Introduction (8)
References (13)
1. Chapter 2: Food as Ideology: Measurement and Validation of Locavorism (15)
Foundational Concepts (19)
Locavorism as a Consumer Ideology (19)
The L-O-C Framework (20)
Locavorism as a Reinforcing Loop (23)
Study 1: Item Purification, Factor Structure, and Reliability (24)
Study 1A: Item Purification and Reliability (26)
Method (26)
Results and Discussion (26)
Study 1B: Confirmatory Factor Analysis and Structural Validity (29)
Method (29)
Results and Discussion (29)
Study 2: Discriminant Validity from Theoretically Similar Constructs (30)
Study 2a: Hometown Bias (32)
Method (32)
Results and Discussion (33)
Study 2b: Anticorporatism (33)
Method (33)
Results and Discussion (34)
Study 3: Predictive Validity (Real Food Consumption) (35)
Method (36)
Results and Discussion (37)
Study 4: Nomological and Predictive Validity (Grocery Shopping) (38)
Time 1: Nomological Validity (38)
Method (38)
Results and Discussion (40)
Time 2: Predictive Validity (40)
Method (41)
Results and Discussion (42)
Study 5: Known-Group Validity (43)
Method (43)
Results and Discussion (44)
Study 6: Advertising Response (45)
Method (45)
Results and Discussion (46)
General Discussion (47)
Importance of Locavorism (50)
Theoretical Implications (52)
Implications for Food Marketing (53)
Limitations and Future Directions (53)
Conclusion (55)
Data Collection Information (55)
References (56)
2. Chapter 3: Food Without Borders: The Impact of Borders on the Choice for Local Food (67)
Introduction (68)
Theoretical Background (70)
Locavorism and Consumer Ethnocentrism (70)
Mental Maps and Categorization Theory (74)
Mental Maps and Self-categorization Theory (77)
Overview of Studies (78)
Study 1 (82)
Method (82)
Results (83)
Discussion (84)
Study 2A (85)
Method (85)
Results (86)
Discussion (88)
Study 2B (89)
Method (89)
Results (89)
Discussion (90)
Study 3 (91)
Method (91)
Results (92)
Discussion (93)
Study 4 (94)
Method (94)
Results (95)
Discussion (98)
Study 5 (98)
Method (99)
Results (99)
Discussion (101)
General Discussion (101)
Theoretical Contributions (102)
Practical Implications (103)
Limitations and Future Research (105)
References (107)
3. Chapter 4: Locavores in Local Stores: The Role of Retailer in the Choice for Local Food (113)
Introduction (114)
Choice of Retail Format (115)
Moral Self-regulation (117)
Congruency (119)
Halo Effect (122)
Study 1 (123)
Method (123)
Results (124)
Discussion (125)
Study 2 (126)
Results (127)
Discussion (128)
Study 3 (129)
Method (129)
Discussion (130)
General Discussion and Future Research (131)
References (134
Subjective belief formation and dynamics
No full textSUBJECTIVE BELIEF FORMATION AND DYNAMICS
Subjective belief formation and dynamics (1
Price discovery on modern prediction markets
No full textPRICE DISCOVERY ON MODERN PREDICTION MARKETS
Price discovery on modern prediction markets (1)
Introduction (6)
Theoretical Framework (8)
Prediction Markets (8)
Polymarket (8)
Introduction and Terminology (8)
Order Matching (10)
FedWatch Methodology (13)
Effective Federal Funds Rate (EFFR) (13)
CME 30-Day Federal Funds Futures (13)
Assumptions (13)
Months without an FOMC Meeting (14)
Months with an FOMC Meeting (14)
Risk-Neutral Probability Calculations (15)
Data (17)
Polymarket (17)
Data Collection (17)
Data Cleaning and Processing (18)
30-Day Federal Funds Futures (ZQ) (19)
Consolidated Data (19)
Methodology (20)
VAR and VECM (20)
Removing Constant Series (21)
Integration Order, Lag Order and Deterministic Terms (21)
Johansen’s Procedure for Cointegration (21)
Event-level Data: VECM (22)
Pooled Data: VAR (23)
Directional Granger Causality Testing (23)
Instantaneous Causality (23)
Rolling-window Granger causality (“which lags which”) (23)
Robustness Checks (24)
Results (25)
Granger Causality (25)
Instantaneous Causality (28)
Which lags which (29)
Discussion (31)
Conclusion (33)
Bibliography (34)
ZQ and Polymarket implied probabilities (35)
Robustness Check Results (47)
Maximum-Eigenvalue Test Statistics (47)
Granger Causality: Monday Excluded, 1 Minute Fidelity (47)
Instantaneous Causality: Monday Excluded, 1 Minute Fidelity (49)
Granger Causality: 5 Minute Fidelity (50)
Instantaneous Causality: 5 Minute Fidelity (52)
Trace Method Test Statistics (53)
Granger Causality: 1 Minute Fidelity (53)
Instantaneous Causality: 1 Minute Fidelity (55)
Which lags which: 1 Minute Fidelity (56)
Granger Causality: Monday Excluded, 1 Minute Fidelity (57)
Instantaneous Causality: Monday Excluded, 1 Minute Fidelity (59)
Granger Causality: 5 Minute Fidelity (60)
Instantaneous Causality: 5 Minute Fidelity (62)
Code (63
Political risk and stock returns
No full textPOLITICAL RISK AND STOCK RETURNS
Political risk and stock returns (2)
1. Introduction (4)
2. Literature Review and Research Question (5)
2.1 The Concept of Political Risk (5)
2.2 Influence of Political Risk (6)
2.3 Political Risk and Stocks (8)
3. Research Design (10)
3.1 Methodology (10)
3.2 Data (12)
4. Results (13)
4.1 Descriptive Statistics (13)
4.2 Firm-level Political Risk and Stock Returns (14)
4.3 Firm-level Political Risk and Industries (15)
5. Limitations (20)
6. Conclusion and Implications (21)
7. References (22)
8. Appendix (27
The European Investment Bank in the EU legal order
No full textTHE EUROPEAN INVESTMENT BANK IN THE EU LEGAL ORDER
The European Investment Bank in the EU legal order (1
Evaluating low-emission vehicles’ incentives
No full textEVALUATING LOW-EMISSION VEHICLES’ INCENTIVES
Evaluating low-emission vehicles’ incentives (1)
Introduction (3)
Policy And Sector Background (5)
Policy Background (5)
Sector Background (6)
Literature Review (9)
Policy Context (9)
Theoretical Framework (10)
Empirical Evidences (11)
Methodological Considerations (12)
Contributions and Literature Gap (14)
Data (14)
Empirical Analysis (18)
Demand Estimation (19)
Creation of BLP Instruments (20)
Two-Stage Least Square (2SLS) (21)
Regression Discontinuity Design (RDD) (22)
Results (24)
Results of the Demand Estimation (24)
Interpretation (27)
Regression Discontinuity Demand (RDD) Results (28)
RDD's Soundness of the Assumptions (30)
The Deterministic Assignment Assumption (31)
The Continuity of Potential Outcome Assumption (31)
No Manipulation in the Running Variable Assumption (32)
Why the RDD Estimate is Insignificant (34)
Robustness Checks (35)
Conclusions (37)
Appendix (44
Teamzusammenstellung und Teamanreize
No full textTEAMZUSAMMENSTELLUNG UND TEAMANREIZE
Teamzusammenstellung und Teamanreize (1)
1 Einleitung (8)
1.1 Problemstellung und Relevanz (8)
1.2 Forschungsziel und Forschungsfragen (9)
1.3 Methodologie (11)
1.4 Definitionen und Abgrenzungen (13)
1.4.1 Team & Teamzusammenstellung (13)
1.4.2 Explizite Anreize und Implizite Teamanreize (16)
2 Einflussfaktoren auf den Bedarf an expliziten Anreizen und die Wirkung impliziter Teamanreize (21)
2.1 Exogene Faktoren (24)
2.1.1 Merkmal der Aufgabe: „Beobachtbarkeit und Verifizierbarkeit“ (24)
2.1.2 Merkmal der Aufgabe: „Aufgabeninterdependenz“ (25)
2.1.3 Merkmal der Aufgabe: „Komplexität der Aufgabe“ (27)
2.1.4 Individuelles Merkmal: „Risikoeinstellung“ (29)
2.1.5 Individuelles Merkmal: „Individuelle Merkmale und Präferenzen“ (30)
2.1.6 Merkmal des Teams: „Teamidentität“ (30)
2.1.7 Merkmal der Organisation: „Lebenszyklus & Organisationsgröße“ (33)
2.2 Endogene Faktoren (36)
2.2.1 Merkmal des Teams „Soziale Beziehungen“ (36)
2.2.1.1 Rahmenbedingungen (36)
2.2.1.2 Einfluss auf explizite Anreize (37)
2.2.1.3 Einfluss auf implizite Teamanreize (39)
2.2.2 Merkmal des Teams: „Heterogenität der Fähigkeiten“ (40)
2.2.2.1 Rahmenbedingungen (40)
2.2.2.2 Einfluss auf explizite Anreize (42)
2.2.2.3 Einfluss auf implizite Teamanreize (43)
2.2.3 Merkmal des Teams: „Demographische Teamdiversität“ (46)
2.2.3.1 Rahmenbedingungen (46)
2.2.3.2 Einfluss auf explizite Anreize (48)
2.2.3.3 Einfluss auf implizite Teamanreize (50)
2.2.4 Merkmal der Organisation: „Organisationskultur & Normen“ (52)
2.2.4.1 Rahmenbedingungen (52)
2.2.4.2 Einfluss auf explizite Anreize (53)
2.2.4.3 Einfluss auf implizite Teamanreize (56)
2.2.5 Merkmal der Organisation: „Zentralisierung oder Delegation von Entscheidungen “ (58)
2.2.5.1 Rahmenbedingungen (58)
2.2.5.2 Einfluss auf explizite Anreize (59)
2.2.5.3 Einfluss auf implizite Teamanreize (61)
3 Der Einfluss der Teamzusammenstellung auf die identifizierten Einflussfaktoren (63)
3.1 Diskussion zur Einstufung als exogene Faktoren (63)
3.2 Diskussion zur Einstufung als endogene Faktoren (65)
4 Der Einfluss der Teamzusammenstellung auf die Gewichtung von expliziten Anreizen und impliziten Teamanreizen (66)
4.1 Der Einfluss der Teamgröße auf den Bedarf an expliziten Anreizen und die Wirkung impliziter Teamanreize (67)
4.2 Der Einfluss der demographischen Zusammensetzung auf den Bedarf an expliziten Anreizen und die Wirkung impliziter Teamanreize (69)
4.3 Der Einfluss der Konfiguration von Kompetenzen der Teammitglieder auf den Bedarf an expliziten Anreizen und die Wirkung impliziter Teamanreize (70)
4.4 Der Einfluss der Persönlichkeit von Teammitgliedern auf den Bedarf an expliziten Anreizen und die Wirkung impliziter Teamanreize (73)
5 Conclusio (75)
5.1 Wissenschaftlicher Beitrag und Ausblick (77)
5.2 Limitationen (78)
6 Literaturverzeichnis (80