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Inhaltsverzeichnis1. Introduction.2. Europe’s Economic Future: Advantages and Drawbacks for Italy’s Activities.3. Public Accounting and Auditing in the European Union.4. Welfare Enterprises in Europe: The Case of France, Germany, Italy, Spain and UK.5. American Foreign Investment in Central and Eastern Europe: Short-term Risk vs. Long-term Profits.6. The New German Federal State-A Starting Point for Creating Businesses in Eastern European Countries ?.7. Appraisal of Foreign Direct Investments in the Czech Republic (The Case of French Foreign Investments).8. The Internationalisation of Small and Medium Sized Food and Drink Firms.9. Internationational Financial Markets in ECU: The Impact of a Difficult Consensus.10. Subsidiarity and Ecologically Based Taxation: Aspirations and Options.11. Technology and the Size of the Public Sector.12. Privacy Protection, Statistical Confidentiality, National Statistical Systems.

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Europe in Progress, Jürgen G. Backhaus, Sabine M. L. Urban

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1995
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Tytuł
Europe in Progress
Język
niemiecki
Rok wydania
1995
Oprawa
miękka
Liczba stron
306
ISBN10
3409132376
ISBN13
9783409132374
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Inhaltsverzeichnis1. Introduction.2. Europe’s Economic Future: Advantages and Drawbacks for Italy’s Activities.3. Public Accounting and Auditing in the European Union.4. Welfare Enterprises in Europe: The Case of France, Germany, Italy, Spain and UK.5. American Foreign Investment in Central and Eastern Europe: Short-term Risk vs. Long-term Profits.6. The New German Federal State-A Starting Point for Creating Businesses in Eastern European Countries ?.7. Appraisal of Foreign Direct Investments in the Czech Republic (The Case of French Foreign Investments).8. The Internationalisation of Small and Medium Sized Food and Drink Firms.9. Internationational Financial Markets in ECU: The Impact of a Difficult Consensus.10. Subsidiarity and Ecologically Based Taxation: Aspirations and Options.11. Technology and the Size of the Public Sector.12. Privacy Protection, Statistical Confidentiality, National Statistical Systems.