Abstract [Excerpt] A substantial body of research has examined the relationship between
unions and firm performance. It generally has found a positive relationship between unions …

Traditional microeconomic theory has much to offer a manager. It suggests ways to increase
profits by setting prices and packaging services, using advertising to increase demand and …

An examination of the factors that determine Canadian union density reveals long-run
decline in union membership growth. A stock-flow accounting analysis decomposes union …

Lorsque Didier Pineau-Valenciennes annonce publiquement, en avril 1998, son départ de
la présidence de Schneider en janvier 1999 et son remplacement par Henri Lachmann …

Event date methodology is used to estimate the impact of work stoppages on the expected
profitability of Canadian firms listed on the Toronto Stock Exchange. Stoppages during …

This paper investigates the stock market performance of Canadian firms that are subject to
union raids. Two methods of inference are employed: the usual standardized residual …

Event study methods are used to estimate the effects of union certification applications on
the returns to shareholders in Canada. Two methods of inference are employed: a classical …

This paper explores the effects of union presence on the performance of entrepreneurial
firms in the mid-1990s (both at the initial public offering (IPO) and after the event). Contrary …