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It is a robust statistical method when there are outliers in a sample (Koenker, 1994; Abadie, 1997; Dimelis, & Louri, 2002; Yu, Lu, & Stander, 2003; Wu, & Liu, 2009; Sharma, 2015).

It has been argued that the host nation should have the appropriate absorptive capacity to take advantage of the mentioned spill overs, and this, in turn, depends on various factors such as its educational and institutional development (Nunnenkamp, 2004), infrastructure (Ozturk, 2007), the firms' organizational structure (Spencer, 2008) and technology (Barrios, Dimelis, Louri, & Strobl, 2004).

During the group's meeting with AOU acting director Badr Eldin Ibrahim and admissions head Dana Louri, officials from the Kuwait branch were also present through Skype.

Louri O'Leary, who manages election administration, previously worked for Perry doing research on economic development.

Ownership structure is an incentive device for reducing the agency costs associated with the separation of ownership and management, which can be used to protect property rights of the firm (Barbosa and Louri, 2002).

For example, according to Grant (1987) and Dimelis and Louri, (2002) the superiority of MNFs may be attributed to their competitive advantage and advanced technology whereas others.

Louri, "A Soft Error Tolerant Network-on-Chip Router Pipeline for Multi-Core Systems," IEEE Computer Architecture Letters, vol.

Cheyne Capital Management LLP said co-founders Jonathan Louri and Stuard Fiertz have received the award for outstanding contribution from HFM.

A positive effect of the leverage variable on the likelihood of exit was found by Fotopoulos and Louri [27].

Also, the ruins of the oldest human settlement in the Aegean (Epipaleolithic period) have been recently unearthed in archaeological excavations conducted at Louri beach.

Dunford, Michael; Louri, Helen; Rosenstock, Manfred (2001), "Competition, Competitiveness, and Enterprise Policies", in R.