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Adriana GRIGORESCU,Madalina-Nicoleta FRINCULEASA,Razvan-Ion CHITESCU
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Natural ecosystems are extremely exposed to the ever-increasing changes in population growth and the expanded need for resources. The economic capitalization of their constituent elements makes their degradation and conversion more profitable than conser...
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Srdan Marinkovic,Jelena Minovic
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The paper explores time-varying nature of sectoral composition of bank domestic credit to private sector. Bank credit to private sector could be roughly divided into household loans and business (enterprise) loans. The composition appears to have signifi...
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Ashish Kumar Sedai
This study examines the cost and benefits of capital inflow in emerging economies and delineates equity and debt to examine the nature and trends of capital inflows in Brazil, Russia, India, China, South Africa (BRICS), East Asia and Sub-Saharan Africa s...
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German MARTINEZ PRATS,Aida ARMENTA RAMIREZ
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Economic systems are dynamic entities and the nature and consequences of the changes that occur in these systems are of considerable importance since they can affect the welfare of individuals as well as the political and social structure of their commun...
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Sandra Makumbirofa,Andrea Saayman
AbstractAs South Africa?s popularity as a tourist destination increases, the need for skilled human capital also increases. The study of skills development and human capital in all sectors of the economy has long been topical as a means to support organi...
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