In a traditional wine region such as Tuscany (Italy), the wine production is perceived by
several industry players as weak and fragmented because it is mainly managed by small …

The achievements of the interdisciplinary New Institutional Economics are adapted and a
holistic approach to the definition, classification, evaluation, and improvement of contracts …

This paper investigates the relative importance of various attributes, including varietal,
brands, and geographic origin, in explaining retail wine prices for the United States market …

This work focuses on understanding the different strategies adopted by wine cooperatives
located in Argentina and the main EU wine countries for penetrating international …

This study explores the evolution of wine regulations, trade, and production, with a particular
focus on the European Union countries and associated countries. The primary objective is to …

The changing legislative landscape of the US wine market provides a scenario to examine
the effect of regulation on the size distribution of firms. Using the variation across states and …

We explore the farmers' perception of how different external drivers of changes in farming
activities could lead to sustainability practices among wine producers. The general …

The winery/grower relationship is one of the most critical in the industry and is often
controlled by contracts, either verbal agreements or formal documents. Yet contracts are …

One of the most important trends in the pharmaceutical industry is the rapid growth of
specialty drugs. Specialty drugs, mostly bio based, tend to be high risk, high priced, and …

The achievements of the interdisciplinary New Institutional Economics are adapted and a
holistic approach to the definition, classification, evaluation and improvement of contracts …