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hoteling
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hoteling
Using office space on an as-needed basis like a hotel room. Telecommuters reserve office space ahead of time for trips to the office. See hot desking, virtual company and telecommuter.
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This connection led the American economist Harold Hotelling to declare in 1931 that the market price for non-renewable resources would increase exponentially in the long-term, and that this increase would encompass the rising value of capital investments in these resources.
The end of cheap oil by Rasizade, Alec / Contemporary Review
A third theory of retail location, advanced by Hotelling (1929), is the principle of minimum differentiation.
Does small store location matter? A test of three classic theories of ... by Litz, Reginald A.; Rajaguru, Gulasekaran / Journal of Small Business and Entrepreneurship
While true hotelling has met with some resistance, 'trading positions' may feature a combined workspace, storage and an informal quarter-table meeting area that supports the corporate culture's interactive approach to projects.
Design trends in today's financial services offices by Spector, Scott E. / Real Estate Weekly
 
 
 
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