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POSSIBLE IMPACT OF CORPORATE GOVERNANCE PROFILEON A RUSSIAN BANK VALUATION

Bokov, Vassily; Vernikov, Andrej - Centre for Comparative Economics <London> - 2008

This paper aims at explaining the differences in valuation of banking firms in Russia through theimpact of selected elements of corporate governance. We rely upon value-based managementtheory to test the hypothesis that expenses on corporate governance system create shareholdervalue. The price...

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KNOWLEDGE-BASED ENTREPRENEURSHIP IN CENTRAL AND EASTERN EUROPE: MYTH AND REALITY

Radošević, Slavo; Savic, Maja; Woodward, Richard - Centre for Comparative Economics <London> - 2008

entrepreneurship in CEE. The networksof KBEs are broader and more frequently involve innovation system actors, includingprofessional …

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Passing the baton – encouraging successful business transfers

Small Business Service; Great Britain / Department for … - 2004

The review’s outcomes support the Government’sstrategic policy framework for small businesses by:■ building an enterprise culture and encouraging newentrepreneurs to acquire an existing business,something that carries a lower risk than starting anew one;■ encouraging a more dynamic...

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SME Growth Trajectories

Bullock, Anna; Cosh, Andy; Fu, Xiaolan; Hughes, Alan; … - Centre for Business Research <Cambridge> - 2004

This study explores the patterns of growth, acquisition and failure amongst a sample of UK small and medium sized enterprises (SMEs) over the period 1997-2002 using the 1997 panel data collected by the Centre for Business Research at Cambridge University. The research explores the determinants...

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How do innovating small and medium sized enterprises use business support services?

Small Business Service Research and Evaluation Section; … - 2002

long been recognised that innovation is a key motor of economic change, as it stimulates intense forms of competition. New …Innovation is highly important to the competitiveness and productivity levels of advanced capitalist economies. It has … innovations diffuse widely into the economy, increasing general well-being. Innovation is partly about new products, but more …

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BUILDING THE CAPABILITY FOR SMALL BUSINESS GROWTH

Great Britain / Department for Business, Enterprise and … - 2003

helping businesses to raise performance across key areas, particularly innovation, management skills and the adoption of best …

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National Systems of Innovation and Entrepreneurship:In Search of a Missing Link

Radošević, Slavo - Centre for Comparative Economics <London> - 2007

The literature on national systems of innovation (NIS) has neglected the issue ofentrepreneurship because of several …

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Business start-ups, closures and economic churn - A review of the literature

Robinson, Catherine; O’Leary, Brigid; Rincon, Ana - Great Britain / Department for Business, Enterprise and … - 2006

This review of the empirical and theoretical literature was commissioned by the Small Business Service (Department for Trade and Industry). Our brief was to consider existing research that has examined the causes and the impact of economic churn on productivity, employment and ultimately...

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DEVELOPING BETTER REGULATION AND POLICY

Great Britain / Department for Business, Enterprise and … - 2003

The government’s main objective in developing better regulation and policy is to reduce the regulatory burden on small businesses, particularly those which act as a barrier to start-up and growth, and improve the ability of small businesses to sell to the public sector.The purpose of this...

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ENCOURAGING A MORE DYNAMIC START-UP MARKET

Great Britain / Department for Business, Enterprise and … - 2003

The main objective in encouraging a more dynamic start-up market is to boost productivity and economic growth by strengthening business support networks and creating an environment that encourages and supports entrepreneurial activity.The benefits of dynamic start-up market extend beyond the...

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