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Since 2008, the EU (European Union) and the global economy through a deep economic and financial crisis. With the first signs of recovery emerged from the first half of 2010, developments and the rapidly changing global market stress the importance of maintaining competitiveness. The annual reports for 2009 and 2010 on competitiveness have focused on potential impacts of the economic rec...
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Authors Par Matouk Belattaf, Abdenour Mouloud,Sylia Belattaf
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Page No. 107 to 118

The competitiveness of nations has become essential for successful integration into the global economy. It is determined by the productivity with which a nation or a region uses its various resources and determining the standard of living of the nation. Algeria is carried low scores, despite the sustained economic growth,macroeconomic stability, substantial foreign exchange reserves and ...
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Authors Matouk Belattaf, Abdenour Mouloud, Sylia Belattaf
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Page No. 55 to 77

This paper addresses a pressing topic of present times on Romania’s need to fulfill the European integration objective, namely to adopt the single European currency, euro. This paper addresses several key aspects of the economic context and then, based on reliable data, analyzes the stage of completion of the criteria of nominal convergence viewed from two perspectives. ...
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Authors Ion Corbu, Aurelian Virgil Bu00c4u0192luu00c5u00a3u00c4u0192
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Page No. 24 to 44

The mainstream of women in development planning is critical in determining the extent to how much women could participate and obtain benefit from development process. Understanding the relationship between macroeconomic policies and Central and State budgets in the context of economic reforms, as it has influenced women’s lives in several ways. It is economic sense to ma...
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Authors Santosh Nandal
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Page No. 79 to 83

The much publicised success of some microfinance institutions and their swift expansion in recent years Suggest microfinance could be a potential policy tool in poverty alleviation. Available empirical evidence from existing research shows some positive impacts made in poverty alleviation from some microfinance programmes. This paper intends to add to the existing literature on the indus...
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Authors Paul A. Onyina, Sean Turnell
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Page No. 85 to 95

The study here provides an agency model to explain the offer of trade credit in an asymmetric environment between the suppliers and the customers. Many theories inform traditional arguments focusing on the existence of the trade credit (e.g. tax theory, transaction cost theory, liquidity theory and product quality theory). One theory studies the adverse selection phenomenon but the moral...
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Authors Meryem Bellouma
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Page No. 14 to 22

Following a national trend, home-based businesses grew in Maui County during the 1990s. Some Maui County residents engaged in the vacation rentals business in order to serve the tourism industry. They did this by renting their homes or part of their homes as transient vacation rentals (TVRs). According to a former Mayor, the Maui County Council in the early nineties focused on growing th...
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Authors Dr. Prahlad Kasturi, Dr. Thomas Loudat
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Page No. 3 to 12

The Indian BPO companies are the important sectors in which the 37 percent growth is observed last three years and various companies are now looking for the varied jobs through the outsourcing assignments within and outside the country can be take. This paper highlights on the BPO industry in India sector wise share of the companies dynamisms of the industry and various risks and suggest...
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Authors Ms.Alka Raghunath
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Page No. 46 to 53

FDI Is Direct Investment Into Production or Business In A Country By A Company In Another Country, Either By Buying A Company or By Expanding Operations of An Existing Business In Target Country. Fdi Is In Contrast To Portfolio Investment Which Is A Passive Investment In The Securities Of Another Country Such As Stock And Bonds. ...
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Authors Mr. P. Shankar, Dr. S. Ramachandran
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Page No. 1 to 2

This paper investigates the causal relationship between exchange rate, balance of payment, external debt, external reserves, gross domestic product growth rate and inflation rate in Nigeria post Structural Adjustment Programme (SAP). Annual time series data 1987-2011 were used as the research sample period. The data were sourced from CBN Statistical Bulletin and Annual Reports of various...
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Authors Tamunonimim A. Ngerebo-A, Reginald C. Ibe
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Page No. 43 to 48