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We detected a difference ( at the .1 level of significance ) between the two
subsamples with respect to the difficulty they reported in finding employees , with
the ABC firms reporting slightly more difficulty.5 Additionally , as discussed
shortly , the ...
We detected a difference ( at the .1 level of significance ) between the two
subsamples with respect to the difficulty they reported in finding employees , with
the ABC firms reporting slightly more difficulty.5 Additionally , as discussed
shortly , the ...
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design because larger firms paying higher salaries can hire these employees ,
reaping the benefits of the in - house training , ( Carnevale et al , 1990 ; Knoke
and Kalleberg 1994 ) . In our sample , nine of the ten smallest firms provided in ...
design because larger firms paying higher salaries can hire these employees ,
reaping the benefits of the in - house training , ( Carnevale et al , 1990 ; Knoke
and Kalleberg 1994 ) . In our sample , nine of the ten smallest firms provided in ...
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Alternatively , lack of confidence or trust in the credibility of inner - city
intermediaries might lead firms to shun them . If this is established as a reason ,
then ways to increase the value of recommendations could be investigated . Our
thirty ...
Alternatively , lack of confidence or trust in the credibility of inner - city
intermediaries might lead firms to shun them . If this is established as a reason ,
then ways to increase the value of recommendations could be investigated . Our
thirty ...
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Volume 80 Number | 1 |
The Detroit Case | 19 |
Pennsylvania | 37 |
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| Title | Social Science Quarterly, Volume 80, Issues 1-2 Current periodical series |
| Contributors | Southwestern Social Science Association, University of Texas at Austin |
| Publisher | Southwestern Social Science Association and the University of Texas, 1999 |
| Original from | The Ohio State University |
| Digitized | 16 Mar 2018 |
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