About death: To whom it may concern

To whom it may concern : adressee identification in face-to-face meetings

To Whom It May Concern Addressee Identification in Face-to-Face Meetings

To Whom It May Concern: Support-Seeking within Letters of Stigmatized College Students in the Southeast U.S

Individuals with stigmatized identities have been shown to have more negative health outcomes and shorter life expectancy than individuals who don’t carry a stigmatized label. One factor that acts as a buffer to protect stigmatized individuals against negative outcomes is support. However, how an individual seeks support can have an impact on whether they receive it. This study attempted to dis...

Blended Working: For Whom It May (Not) Work

Similarly to related developments such as blended learning and blended care, blended working is a pervasive and booming trend in modern societies. Blended working combines on-site and off-site working in an optimal way to improve workers' and organizations' outcomes. In this paper, we examine the degree to which workers feel that the two defining features of blended working (i.e., time-independ...

Does It Matter to Whom You Export?

To test the learning-by-exporting hypothesis, this paper takes advantage of that higher productivity spillovers should be found from destinations with higher productivity. I do find a positive correlation between productivity of export destinations and total factor productivity of exporting sectors in South Africa. The learning-by-exporting hypothesis is rejected, as an instrument variable appr...