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João Jungo, Mara Madaleno and Anabela Botelho
Financial inclusion is a widely used measure to improve the living standards of households and foster inclusive economic growth. Thus, financial inclusion is one of the main policy objectives in developing countries. Besides, financial regulation (capita...
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Abi Revyansah Perwira
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As the fourth populated country in the world, Indonesia?s automobile production is the seventhrank among automobile producer developing countries. With the production capacity of more than2 million units, the industry only produces less than 60% of its c...
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Milena P. Ilic,Marko Rankovic,Milutin Dobrilovic,Du?an Stojakovic,Rocsana Bucea-Manea-?onis,Larisa Mihoreanu
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This comparative study shows the way in which concepts like circular economy, innovation and competitiveness are understood, accepted and implemented in Romania and Serbia, countries with similar preoccupations for the European Union's recommendations an...
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Florina Popa
Appeared in the last decades of the last century, against the background of economic and global developments, determined by the internationalization of production and free movement of capital, the New Public Management aimed to the transition from the bu...
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Rosanda Asmara Hakiki,Erida Herlina
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Intellectual capital is an important element in determining the performance of banking companies. This study aimed to examine the effect of intellectual capital investment, good corporate governance (proxied by foreign ownership and institutional ownersh...
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