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Education for the creative economy : innovation, transdisciplinarity, and networks

Hearn, Gregory N.; Bridgstock, Ruth S. - 2010

The question posed in this chapter is: To what extent does current education theory and practice prepare graduates for the creative economy? We first define what we mean by the term creative economy, explain why we think it is a significant point of focus, derive its key features, describe the...

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Predictive Modeling of Alumni Donor Behavior

Prue, Lauren - 2010

In recent years, college and universities have relied increasingly upon the charitable contributions of its previous graduates; as the costs of tuition rise substantially, development offices are facing the challenge of creating annual fund campaigns that are minimally expensive while providing...

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Nile perch demand in the Netherlands: are exports from Kenya, Tanzania and Uganda source-differentiated?

Muhammad, Andrew - 2009

This study examined Nile perch demand in the Netherlands and assessed the importance of country of origin as a … determining factor. Import demand equations were estimated using the absolute price version of the Rotterdam model where Nile …). The Armington framework (source-differentiation) is often used when estimating import demand for a similar product from …

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Levels of Farm Sector Productivity: An International Comparison.

Ball, V. Eldon; Bureau, Jean-Christophe; Butault, … - 2001

for the period1973 to 1993. At the beginning of the period, Belgium had thehighest level of productivity relative to the …

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"Effects of the growth of foreign ownership of, and penetration into, UK, Belgian, and Irish economic sectors, 1978-1996"

Breverton, T.D. - 1997

EU trade policy operates in a framework which has tended to ignore governmental assistance to non-domestic multinational operations setting up/expanding in EU countries. At the same time, support for indigenous industries is illegal except in extreme, agreed circumstances. This differential...

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"The Real Costs of Japanese Foreign Direct Investment to the European Union - With Specific Reference to the UK, Belgium and Eire"

Breverton, T.D. - 1995

the impacts of Japanese FDI upon the EU, with particular reference made to the cases of the UK, Belgium, and Eire. …

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"Effects of the growth of foreign ownership of, and penetration into, UK, Belgian, and Irish economic sectors, 1978-1996"

Breverton, T.D. - 1997

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"The Real Costs of Japanese Foreign Direct Investment to the European Union - With Specific Reference to the UK, Belgium and Eire"

Breverton, T.D. - 1995

the impacts of Japanese FDI upon the EU, with particular reference made to the cases of the UK, Belgium, and Eire. …

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Creating associations as a substitute for direct bank credit : evidence from Belgium

Bedayo, Mikel

created. We identify the associations that had access to credit in Belgium over the period 2001-2011 and the firms that made …

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The value of evaluation: A case study of evaluating strategic plan initiatives

Dalrymple, Margaret L - 2007

The current environment of oversight and accountability, along with declining state support for higher education, have prompted many universities to utilize strategic planning in order to achieve their objectives. Yet strangely, relatively little research has been done on evaluation models for...

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