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Corporate Political Strategy on Three Continents a Managerial Comparative Approach at Global Level Part II – People’s Republic of China and Romania [PDF]
China and Romania have a common starting point – the planned socialist economy. Depending on the political, historical and geographical situation, and consistent with the options of each of these countries, China and Romania have evolved in different ...
Amedeo ISTOCESCU, Simona BUSOI
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Public Health and Management [PDF]
The need for organized management has been evident since ancient historical periods, but the term "management" itself began to be used systematically in Slovak terminology only after November 1989.
Peter KALANIN
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Human Resource Planning in an Unstable Economy: Challenges Faced. A Case of State Universities in Zimbabwe [PDF]
Mkandatsama Pride, Nyanhete Tatenda
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China's Ongoing Agricultural Modernization: Challenges Remain After 30 Years of Reform [PDF]
Thirty years ago, China began implementing a series of reforms to improve efficiency in agricultural production. These, and subsequent, reforms reshaped China’s position in the world economy.
Gale, H. Frederick, Jr. +3 more
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Entrepreneurship in the old en new Europe [PDF]
Developing a dynamic SME sector is essential for countries transforming their centrally planned economy into a market oriented one. New firm formation is the major driver of this transition.
Isabel Grilo, Roy Thurik
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Real estate market activity in Slovenia in 2000-2006 [PDF]
This paper examines a particular aspect of Slovenian real estate market that is still developing -real estate market activity. Only two decades ago, Slovenia still had a socialist, planned economy, so there is a lack of tradition in the fields of both ...
Drobne, Samo, Grilj, Tomaž, Lisec, Anka
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Turkey's response to the global economic crisis [PDF]
Turkey was not affected by the financial crisis as much as the advanced economies and managed to rapidly exit the turmoil. The reasons behind the strong response and quick recovery of the Turkish economy were its low country risk and low currency risk ...
Kilinc, Zubeyir, Turhan, Ibrahim M.
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