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Finanzierung des deutschen GesundheitswesensLabor mobility is now a fact of life, migrant Managers soon may become as common as migrant workers as business globalizes and local loyalties decline.

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Private Sector Finance: Problems Faced by the Fourth and Fifth Five Year Development Plansnning for the 1985–95 period. It surveys both the growth and development of the private sector and the roles the government wishes that sector to play in the economy. It also touches on the roles the Kingdom’s financial institutions are expected to play in implementing the fourth and fifth Five Year Development Plans.

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Small Business in Saudi Arabiay distinctive opportunities and problems. Unlike most developing economies in the last two decades, the Kingdom has vast financial resources but only modest human resources. This situation has created great pressure to import professional services, especially in the economy’s financial sector where 81 per cent of personnel are foreign.

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Attitudes, Culture and Capital Distribution in Saudi Arabiay distinctive opportunities and problems. Unlike most developing economies in the last two decades, the Kingdom has vast financial resources but only modest human resources. This situation has created great pressure to import professional services, especially in the economy’s financial sector where 81 per cent of personnel are foreign.

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The Structure and Performance of Saudi Business Enterprises an apparent preoccupation with macroeconomic issues at the expense of some important micro-economic issues. The aim of this chapter is to use data published recently in the . and . to analyse the structure of Saudi business enterprises and assess their performance.

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