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e in the share of energy consumption in the world. As a reaction to this negative effect, the so-called Green IT movement emerged. This field of study is aimed to reduce IT-related energy consumption and overall IT environmental impact including a variety of aspects like power consumption, lower car

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Regional Issues in Inward Investment and Endogenous Growthuctivity of these resources. Although investment in fixed capital has traditionally been identified as the most important determinant of growth, recent studies have shown that increases in capital account for less than half of observed growth, and that increases in productivity through technical inn

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The Indirect Regional Impact of Inward Investmentirect investment (FDI) into the EU (IBB, 1993). The theory of FDI points to many reasons why countries would wish to attract inward investment, going well beyond direct employment effects. Theory assumes that, in general, in order to prosper in a foreign environment the firm must possess some ‘owner