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Sector performance in the Slovene economy : winners and losers of EU integration

Majcen, Boris - 2000

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Foreign trade liberalisation in Slovenia in the process of integration in the EU

Majcen, Boris - In: Poland and the European Union : between association and …, (pp. 135-157). 1997

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Quantifying the effects of approaching the European Union on Slovenian economy

Majcen, Boris - In: Proceedings of the third annual Conference on Central …, (pp. 102-115). 1997

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Slovenian integration in the EU, trade liberalization issues

Majcen, Boris - 1997

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Measurement of costs and benefits of accession to the EU for selected CEECs : country report Slovenia

Majcen, Boris - 1999

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Protection of the Slovene economy and Slovenia's approach to the European Community

Majcen, Boris - In: Development & international cooperation 8 (1992) 14, pp. 87-108

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Industrial growth and structural changes in the associated countries : the case of Slovenia

Majcen, Boris - 1998

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Sectoral performance and factor intensity of Slovene manufacturing industry

Majcen, Boris - In: Economic System of European Union and Adjustment of the …, (pp. 446-469). 1999

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The effects of foreign trade liberalization and financial flows between Slovenia and EU after the accession

Majcen, Boris - 2002

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NATURE AND DETERMINANTS OF PRODUCTIVITY GROWTH OFFOREIGN SUBSIDIARIES IN CENTRAL AND EAST EUROPEANCOUNTRIES

Majcen, Boris; Radošević, Slavo; Rojec, Matija - Centre for Comparative Economics <London> - 2006

The paper examines the determinants of productivity growth in foreign manufacturingsubsidiaries in five Central and East European (CEE) countries by analysing patterns ofcontrol, nature of firms’ capabilities and firms’ market orientation. Building on the socalled ‘developmental...

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