The tale of the two Greeces: Some management practice lessons

Christos Genakos

Managerial and Decision Economics, 2018, vol. 39, issue 8, 888-896

Abstract: Based on an original double‐blind survey on randomly drawn samples of over 10,000 manufacturing firms across a range of different industries and countries, the World Management Survey is one of the first large and internationally comparable management practices data sets. In this paper, I describe and compare the performance of Greek firms to those from other countries around the world with the aim of identifying some lessons for both managers and policy makers in Greece on how to increase management quality, and hence, firms' productivity.

Date: 2018
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