The Ecology of Organizational Mortality: American Labor Unions, 1836-1985
作者： Michael T. Hannan , John Freeman
DOI: 10.1086/228950
关键词: Demographic economics 、 Labour economics 、 Period (music) 、 Economics 、 Population 、 Ecology (disciplines)
摘要: This research analyzes the disbanding rates of full population American national labor unions for period 1836-1985. It tests hypothesis, drawn from population-ecology theory, that di...
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