Business Law (Books and Journals)
1159 results for Business Law (Books and Journals)
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European Management Review From Nbr. 1-1, March 2004 to Nbr. 16-3, September 2019 Wiley, 2021
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Financial stability report. July 2020 by: European Union Publications Office, 2020
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European insurance overview 2020. Solo undertakings: year-end 2019 by: European Union Publications Office, 2020
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Academic Journal of Business, Administration, Law and Social Sciences From Nbr. 1-1, March 2015 to Nbr. 6-3, November 2020 International Institute For Private Commercial And Competition Law (IIPCCL), 2020
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China IP SME helpdesk. IP factsheet Macao European Union Publications Office, 2020
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China IPR SME Helpdesk. Guide on arbitration and IP for EU SMEs European Union Publications Office, 2020
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The internal market of the European Union. Fundamental freedoms by: Bucharest Academy of Economic Studies, 2018
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Denominaciones de origen e indicaciones geográficas en la Unión Europea. Cinco lustros de luces y sombras by: Marcial Pons, 2018
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Comunicación y Protocolo Empresarial en los países de la zona euro by: Dykinson, 2014
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La societas europæa. Origen y desarrollo del estatuto de la sociedad anónima europea by: Editora Platense, 2004
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La independencia del auditor en la Unión Europea by: Dykinson, 2002
- Foreword By The Chairman
- Executive summary
- Key Developments
- The european insurance sector
- The european reinsurance sector
- The european pension funds sector
- Risk assessment
- Background information and data description
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The EU sustainable finance taxonomy from the perspective of the insurance and reinsurance sector
This article investigates how much investment held by insurers may be eligible to the EU sustainable finance taxonomy. To this aim, Solvency II item-by-item investment data is employed. As part of the Green Deal, the Commission presented the European Green Deal Investment Plan, which will mobilize at least €1 trillion of sustainable investments over the next decade. Our results suggest that...
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The impact of eiopa statement on insurers' dividends: evidence from equity market
In an environment of a quick unfolding crisis with high uncertainty, the European Insurance and Occupational Pensions Authority issued on 2nd April 2020 a statement requesting (re)insurers to suspend all discretionary dividend distributions and share buy backs aimed at remunerating shareholders. Although, this should have a positive impact on the overall financial stability of the sector, it...
- References
- Abbreviations
- Introduction
- Life market overview
- Non-life market overview
- Solvency & capitalisation
- Investments
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An introduction to Hamlet's problem
Hamlet, the famous tragedy by William Shakespeare is undoubtedly one of the greatest plays ever writt en in English language and one of the most prominent literary works of all world literature. For centuries, readers, critics and scholars alike have been fascinated by the enigmatic and mysterious character of Prince Hamlet, the play's protagonist. They have been trying to fi nd the answer to the
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Meaning and legal effect of Remission under Kosovo Arbitration Law in comparative perspective
In this work, it will be discussed defi nition, meaning and legal eff ect of remission or rearbitration procedure according to Kosovo Arbitration Law (hereinaft er: KAL) comparing with UNCITRAL Model Law (hereinaft er: Model Law) and diff erent national arbitration laws. In particular, this paper will review two main points: Firstly, the purpose of remission. Secondly, Remission or re-arbitration
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Servitudes and types of property (real) servitudes by legislation in Kosovo
This paper will address the topic of servitudes with special emphasis on property servitudes, always based on the provisions of positive law in the Republic of Kosovo. Since Roman law, the right of ownership over foreign property was unclear especially when it came to servitudes. In Roman law there was not a general category regulated by general norms, but a set of typical fi gures of servitudes...
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Achievements and challenges about re-evaluation process of judges and prosecutors in the Republic of Albania
The constitutional reform related to the system of justice conducted in 2016 in Albania, was welcomed with a positive enthusiasm by all stakeholders, civil society, business groups, including the political class who voted for this reform unanimously. One of the goals of the implementation of this reform is not only the restoration of new justice institutions and the strengthening of existing ones
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Impact of Public Debt on the Economy in the Republic of Kosovo - Empirical Evidence
In addition to the various economic policies that governments use to achieve economic objectives and increase social welfare, public debt as a source of fi nancing of the state budget is also used by governments of diff erent countries. However, other macroeconomic indicators have a tremendous role to play in determining the level of short-term and long-term debt or the share of domestic debt and
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Incentive Issues Underlying the Budget Process in Albania
Albania has been reforming its policy, planning and budgeting systems since the end of communism and now, in principle, has sound public expenditure management (PEM) systems and procedures within an Integrated Planning System (IPS). In practice, the PEM system has yet to operate fully as intended. Such reforms take time to implement properly, especially where incentives to implement remain weak...
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Real Exchange Rate and Foreign Trade Relationship: The Case of Hungary
Hungary's foreign trade has scored progress in recent years. The result of this progress has brought a positive eff ect on the country's trade defi cit. This situation also raised the question of whether foreign trade is aff ected by exchange rates. The purpose of this study is to evaluate the factors aff ecting the real exchange rate in Hungary from 1995 to 2020. In this study, the Granger...
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Basic concepts of quality and standards
The basic principle that products and services must meet the basic requirements of users, led to the realization that the specifi cations that defi ne the product does not guarantee that the product will really achieve the required quality. The comparison between revenues and expenditures is the main form of business accounting and provides evidence of profi tability. The business owner or...
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Development of Administrative Capacity and Regional Policy EU funds for touristic sector in post crisis
This paper research provides an overview of European Structural and Investment Funds and Cohesion Policy in light of current trends in public investment. It highlights the importance of quality governance practices and administrative capacity in optimising public investment, and underscores the importance of strong administrative capacity among Managing Authorities in order to boost the eff...
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Travel agencies - Touristic activities
The aim of this paper is for the touristic features to be looked as economic activities. We always have to consider that tourism as an activity has its eff ect on the consumer. Every time the tourist consumes products and services from diff erent countries in many activities from which many economic activities are connected which are in service of tourism and touristic consumption. Tourism itself
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Examining corporate social responsibility of multinational corporations: The validity of international guidelines
This paper will begin with a discussion of the concept of Corporate Social Responsibility, what it entails and the inapplication of the concept to cross-border issues. Secondly, the discussion will lead into an analysis of Multinational Corporate Entities, focusing on ways in which the parent company can be held liable in the courts of the home state. The Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR)...
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The Impact of Leadership Styles on Motivating Corporate Employees in Kosovo
Leadership is the most important factor in business development, refers to the perceptions and expectations of group members in achieving the objectives of any private or public organization, organizational culture aff ects leadership as much as leadership aff ects organizational culture. In this regard, this study tries to refl ect the impact of leadership styles on the motivation of corporate...
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The sanitation of autochthonous grapevine cultivars (Kallmet and Vlosh) from viral infections using in vitro techniques
The use of the "pure" plant material constitutes a necessity for development of the contemporary horticulture, determined by the phytosanitary normative. We studied some autochthonous grapevine cultivars (Vlosh and Kallmet) in order to evaluate the phytosanitation state diagnosed with the serological method of DAS-ELISA for the presence of viruses such as: GFLV, GFcV, GLRaV-1, GLRaV-3. The...