Reputation capital, financial capital, and entrepreneurship

Loss, Frédéric; Renucci, Antoine

doi:10.1093/oep/gps016

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“…By investigating how the prospect of becoming a cash-flow residual claimant affects implicit incentives, our paper relates to that of Loss and Renucci (2013). In their framework, would-be entrepreneurs choose a first-period employer, either an employer who makes the talent of agents transparent or one who does not.…”

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Making Partner*

Loss

Renucci

2019

Scandinavian J Economics

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Associates need reputation and financial resources to make partner at law firms, consultancies, and venture capital organizations. We provide a theory for how this prospect influences the business risk strategy they pursue and their execution effort. In our model, business risk affects how reputation evolves and the benchmark reputation for making partner through the impact of execution effort on the financial resources accumulated. We show that when business risk is observable, associates with good reputation take on high business risk, as opposed to low business risk, in order to protect their reputation. We also show that opening partner positions decreases the effort incentives of the associates with the best reputation. Finally, we conjecture that wage dispersion at the associate level should be higher when business risk is unobservable.

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Loss

Renucci

2019

Scandinavian J Economics

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“…As discussed by Berger and Udell (1998), Loss and Renucci (2012) the global investment economy depends entirely on private domestic funds, something well known to many researchers. Also, Stantcheva (2014) reveals that investments are economically significant, being a delay in wealth consumption as wealth is instead used for the manufacture of other products and for services related to the manufacturing process.…”

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Technical application for inspection sampling for repairable systems in an economic system

2016

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In this article we develop a model for determining the appropriate level of inspection sampling for any manufacturing process. The model is useful for manufacturers, who naturally are concerned with profits and therefore with minimizing the cost of production. The model design aims to reduce total manufacturing cost and has general applicability to various manufacturing operations. The model considers the interests of consumers, who wish to minimize the cost of production while simultaneously ensuring the final product is of high quality. The cost parameters for production, the acceptance test, and admissible strategy are applied in the model. The cost components are formulated along with the minimization of the expected cost, and we used the repairable systems to guarantee the maintenance and sustainability of the economic system. We also discuss the assumptions and their appropriateness, as well as the application of the model to burn-in of system components.

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Evaluating Teamwork Efficacy in Enterprise Education for Arab Female Engineers: A Process-Centric Perspective

Yasin,

Hafeez

2024

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Reputation capital, financial capital, and entrepreneurship

Cited by 4 publications

References 47 publications

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Technical application for inspection sampling for repairable systems in an economic system

Evaluating Teamwork Efficacy in Enterprise Education for Arab Female Engineers: A Process-Centric Perspective

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