Titlebook: Handbook of Doing Business in South East Europe; Dietmar Sternad,Thomas D?ring Book 2012 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publi

祖?zhèn)髫敭a(chǎn)

Heinz Bittel,Karl August Hempel constantly figure prominently. Which of the two concepts is used mainly depends on whether the authors come from the Anglo-Saxon (rule of law) or Central European (legal certainty) legal system. A rigid classification is not possible, however, and the concepts are also increasingly intermingled.

Gum-Disease

MELD

,L?sungen der kinetischen Gleichungen,s of 1 January 2011. Except for Bulgaria, Romania and Slovenia, the South East European (SEE) countries still lack full integration into the EU, although some of them have already obtained, or will soon obtain, candidate status. Because of the EU’s internal problems, but also because of the slow pro

avarice

,Einführung und Problemstellung,nological frontier, by using the best available foreign technologies and by competing on the basis of production capability. However, catching up is not a process of mere imitation; it requires adaptation and innovation (Fagerberg and Verspagen, 2003; Fagerberg and Godhino, 2005). The capability to

Contort

https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-663-07500-4l firms. Analysts have noted the increasingly significant role of small firms in advanced economies in areas such as job creation, innovation and competitiveness (Acs and Audretsch, 1993; Storey, 1994). Since they tend to operate in more labour-intensive sectors of an economy than large firms do, th

GIDDY

forager

https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-663-05047-6the region necessary. The aim of this chapter is to describe consumption patterns and consumer behaviour in SEE in general, emphasizing both national and regional characteristics and outlining the similarities with European and global consumers. An attempt is made to summarize and analyse the resear

OCTO

Einleitung und Aufgabenstellung,s. Broadly speaking, infrastructure can be defined as the ‘social overhead capital’ of an economy (Hirschman, 1958), which is necessary for economic agents, for example firms, to start and conduct their activities (Frey, 1988). With a focus on the catching up of emerging and transition economies, an

討人喜歡

V洗浴

Synthese einiger Purin-glucosideansition, the scale and character of labour migration (including brain drain) and the already high level of unemployment at the outset of transition, particularly in some of the successor states of the former SFR Yugoslavia. Taking these ‘starting conditions’ into account, output recovery has been m