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The studies in this collection of research articles analyze the changing patterns of world business and consider: economic growth, regional trade, foreign direct investment, capital markets and trade restrictions.

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Using this approach, they are able to provide a basis for developing a systematic theoretical framework of internal auditing, as well as a theory based on observable, measurable entities.

The book begins with a survey of the auditing profession and an introduction to the basic principles of the Living Systems Theory.

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Internal company investigations have become widespread in recent years as companies seek to ferret out internal problems. This book focuses on investigation of employees by their organisations, outlining the rights and obligations of the employer and the rights and privileges of the employee.

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This book identifies four sources of internal finance--tax policies, capital markets, specialized financial institutions (such as development banks), and privatization of the public sector. The author surveys the conceptual foundations of financial intermediation and then examines the role of capital markets and specialized financial institutions.

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This volume examines the relationship between accounting development and economic development, the interaction of their associated indicators, and the roles they play in them.

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Assesses the prospects for a market-place strategy of agriculture, revealing a considerable range of opinion on the subject. Scholars from several disciplines and various countries evaluate the alternatives and principal scenarios for regional trade and market development in global contexts.

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In more than one hundred developing countries, international organizations continuously offer practical assistance for economic advancement and social change--assistance that in some cases forms a substantial part of national programs. This book examines international aid in three countries-Malawi, Tanzania, and Zambia--in order to ascertain how as

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This volume brings together a distinguished group of contributors from European universities and research institutes as well as U.S. finance and economic institutes to examine a broad range of issues related to the current and future roles of international and European monetary systems.

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As the decade of the 1980s draws to a close, international debt--and the role of international banks in solving the debt crisis--is considered by some to be the major problem facing the world's economies.

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Examines bank failures in selected hotspots and crises that spread from them around the world in 1997.

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An insightful and timely reappraisal of international broadcasting as an instrument of discursive rather than 'soft' power and its contested role in Australia's Indo-Pacific regional statecraft.

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This text presents for the first time the history of international business, using both a case and contextual approach.

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This text presents for the first time the history of international business, using both a case and contextual approach.

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Describes key international business reference sources and databases, and provides the instructive analysis needed to effectively use them.

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This study develops the calculus which, if used in selecting overseas projects, structuring international enterprises, and resolving operatonal problems, would reduce the area of conflict in business and become a more viable international concept.

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A presentation of strategies for surmounting the challenges confronting business researchers embarking on international research within their specialities. It explores the opportunities afforded by such research and uses both qualitative and quantitative approaches in an international context.

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In the twentieth century the application of national taxes to income from international business has created complex yet fascinating issues.

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While most advanced industrial countries have adopted a liberal approach to the regulation of capital flow, the typical developing countries have been driven to control foreign exchange in order to prevent a flood of speculative capital inflow and retain domestic monetary resources for local development needs.

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This text asserts that international consumer behaviour is not just a simple extension of our knowledge about American consumer behaviour, rather, it is primarily culture-driven. The book connects key aspects of behaviour patterns to marketing plans throughout.

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