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ADAIR PHILIPPE , NEZHYVENKO OKSANA |
WAGE DIFFERENTIALS IN EU TRANSITION ECONOMIES (2009-2016): HOW LARGE A PENALTY FOR FEMALES AND INFORMAL EMPLOYEES?
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1 - 22 |
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ADAIR PHILIPPE , BERGUIGA IMÈNE |
IS BANK LOAN FUNDING TO SMES IN NORTH AFRICA A MATTER OF SIZE?
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23 - 40 |
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ANTAL-POMÁZI KRISZTINA |
CORPORATE INTEREST IN ANTITRUST ENFORCEMENT
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41 - 52 |
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EXENBERGER EMIL , KAVČÁKOVÁ MICHAELA |
EVALUATION OF FINANCIAL HEALTH OF COMPANIES THROUGH DATA ENVELOPMENT ANALYSIS: SELECTION OF VARIABLES FOR THE DEA MODEL IN R
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53 - 63 |
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KOCISOVA KRISTINA , PASTYRIKOVÁ MARTINA |
DETERMINANTS OF NON-PERFORMING LOANS IN EUROPEAN UNION COUNTRIES
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64 - 71 |
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MATEI STEFAN ADRIANA , LUPU BRĂTĂȘANU SIMONA |
INNOVATION IN ROMANIAN ENTREPRENEURSHIP
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72 - 79 |
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MITWALLYOVÁ HELENA |
OBLIGATORY TASKS OF SELF-GOVERNMENT – A WAY TO BETTER EFFICIENCY?
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80 - 96 |
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NOVOTNÁ ADRIANA |
IMPORTANCE OF INTEREST RATES ON THE CREDIT MARKET IN SLOVAKIA
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97 - 111 |
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PASMANGIU GEORGE |
A RETROSPECTIVE ANALYSIS AND CONSTRUCTION OF A FINANCIAL STABILITY INDEX FOR ROMANIA IN THE 2010S
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112 - 129 |
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POLIMENI JOHN , IORGULESCU RALUCA |
THE PERSONAL HEALTH-POVERTY CONNECTION: A CASE STUDY OF SCHENECTADY, NY
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130 - 146 |
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POPOVA NELLY |
FISCAL RISK SHARING IN THE ECONOMIC AND MONETARY UNION
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147 - 157 |
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PUSHKAREV ANDREY , MARIEV OLEG , DAVIDSON NATALIA |
THE EFFECT OF SPATIAL CONCENTRATION ON THE BUSINESS PERFORMANCE IN VARIOUS TYPES OF RUSSIAN CITIES
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158 - 165 |
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PUSHKAREV ANDREY , SENNIKOVA ANNA , MARIEV OLEG |
ECONOMETRIC ESTIMATION OF MARKET SELECTION IN RUSSIA: DIFFERENT PERFORMANCE INDICATORS
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166 - 172 |
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RAYCHEV STEFAN , MADZHUROVA BLAGA , STOYANOVA DOBRINKA |
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173 - 191 |
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KLEMENT JOSEF , ZUBIKOVA ADELA , SEVCIK MIROSLAV , LEJSEK TOMAS |
THE IMPACT OF THE GLOBAL COVID-19 PANDEMIC ON THE STOCK MARKET INDICES OF SELECTED COUNTRIES
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192 - 202 |
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SEVCIK MIROSLAV , ZUBIKOVA ADELA , SMOLAK PAVEL |
THE ADVANTAGES OF AN INDEPENDENT CURRENCY FOR MITIGATING THE ECONOMIC IMPACT OF EXTERNAL SHOCKS USING THE EXAMPLE OF THE CORONAVIRUS PANDEMIC: A COMPARISON OF THE CZECH REPUBLIC AND SLOVAKIA
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203 - 219 |
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SEVCIK MIROSLAV , KOTEN MAREK , LUBOR SIMUNEK |
FAILURE OF EUROPEAN UNION INSTITUTIONS IN RESOLVING CORONAVIRUS CRISIS AND IN SUBSEQUENT REDISTRIBUTION OF FUNDS
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220 - 234 |
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SOPKO JAKUB |
AN OVERVIEW OF SELECTED RISK FACTORS FOR HEALTH IN OECD COUNTRIES
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235 - 248 |
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TOMAZIU - TODOSIA MIHAELA |
DETERMINANTS OF HEALTH POLICIES IN THE FIELD OF CARDIOVASCULAR POLICIES
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249 - 259 |
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TUDORACHE MARIA - DANIELA |
HUMAN DEVELOPMENT: A KEY DRIVER OF SOCIOECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT IN EU
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260 - 272 |
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ZEMAN MARTIN , KOZAK JAN , PEKAREK STEPAN , VONDRACEK JAN , SEVCIK MIROSLAV |
FISCAL RESPONSIBILITY AND DEBT SUSTAINABILITY. PREPAREDNESS FOR EXTERNAL SHOCK: THE CASE OF THE CZECH REPUBLIC AND SLOVAKIA
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273 - 286 |
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NGUYEN THI HOAI PHUONG , NGUYEN THI BICH THUY , NGUYEN THI THU CUC , NGUYEN HUU TAI |
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