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The pressure is being felt not only by major international groups but also by the small and medium-size enterprises that fuel the job market in Germany. To…
Author Jim Lee finds that family firms tend to experience higher employment and revenue growth over time and are overall more profitable than nonfamily…
Natural disasters can take a tremendous toll on life when infrastructure fails, particularly in developing countries. Ryan Orr, executive director of the…
However, victories do not show a corresponding rise.Øyvind Norli, an associate professor at BI Norwegian School of Management, Diego Garcia from the Tuck…
What actually happens when the rate for the US dollar goes up or down by one krone in the course of a year?, asks Geir Høidal Bjønnes, associate professor at BI Norwegian School of Management.
This is a puzzle in which economists world-wide are constantly searching for the missing pieces and where macroeconomic models are of no assistance.
However what if, instead of looking at macroeconomic conditions, we study the players in this game, the large banks’ foreign exchan
Europe, and particularly France, are in a unique position in terms of the diversity of their overseas communities, outermost regions (ORs) and overseas countries and territories (OCTs). These regions, which may be islands or continental and are often in the tropics, are home to an exceptional degree of biodiversity, but it is under great threat. They also shed light on and are of use in assessing the impact of human activity on biodiversity.
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