Search Results - subject:"Niederlande"

Choosing a language and tool for the Business and Information Architecture of Statistics Netherlands

Griffioen, A. R.; Hofman, F. - 2012

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Forschungsförderung in den Gewinnsteuersystemen Deutschlands, Frankreichs, der Niederlande und des Vereinigten Königreichs : ein ökonomischer und rechtlicher Maßnahmenvergleich

Engelmann, Emanuel - 2024 - 1. Auflage

Deutschlands, Frankreichs, der Niederlande und des Vereinigten Königreichs normierten Maßnahmen vorgenommen und daraus …

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Diversity and Knowledge Sharing in Global PBO : The Development of a Cross-Cultural Competence and Diversity Management Model

Meyer, Birgit - 2025

Introduction -- Global Project-Based Organizations and Cross-Cultural Management -- Knowledge Management and Knowledge Sharing in Global Project-Based Organizations -- Enabling Cross-Cultural Knowledge Sharing by Applying Cross-Cultural Competencies: Metacognitive CQ as Key Driver.-Research...

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Review of statistical priorities at Statistics Netherlands

Jong, Arjan de; Schepens, Erik; Schiepers, Jos M.; … - 2011

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Consumption and time use responses to unemployment : implications for the lifecycle model

Been, Jim; Suari-Andreu, Eduard; Knoef, Marike; Alessie, Rob - In: Economica 91 (2024) 361, pp. 1-32

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Lost in transition? Market failure in the implementation of the circular economy : a comparative analysis of the Netherlands and Poland

Adamus, Jagoda; Chądzyński, Jacek; Hrabi, Justyna Trippner - In: Comparative economic research : Central and Eastern Europe 27 (2024) 3, pp. 141-165

It is necessary for economies to transition to a circular economy (CE). What particularly inhibits the implementation of the CE in linear economies is market failures, whose theoretical principles are embedded in modern welfare economics and neoclassical economics. Market failures shape the...

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