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External Governance,d in the 1930s. The Census Department last updated SICs in 1987. In its place, is a new system called the North American Industry Classification System (NAICS). NAICS officially replaced SICs in 1997 and was updated again in 2002. Completely new categories of services in NAICS, not explicitly recognized in the SIC system, include:

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The Global Perspective,ly conventions that often get broken. The efficient use of contracts that can provide predictable enforcement mechanisms require more than a market. It requires a legal environment conducive to contracting and fair play. In short, it requires a system based on rules.

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Governance Options,. Even so, many organizations struggle to define their core competence well enough to serve as an actionable guide. The nature of service functions can make it hard to separate core from noncore functions. Any direct comparison of performance measures between two governance mechanisms continues to p

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The Black Box Exposed,get outsourced or managed in-house. Transaction cost theory particularly shines in the context of the transition from a manufacturing-dominated economy to an information-dominated one. Most or all costs associated with information can be classified as transaction costs. In fact, much of the essence

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External Governance,he U.S. Census Department has finally begun to track many services that were not part of the old Standard Industry Classification (SIC) codes developed in the 1930s. The Census Department last updated SICs in 1987. In its place, is a new system called the North American Industry Classification Syste

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