three OECD countries with high alcohol consumption per capita: Australia ( n =305), Germany ( n =323) and Wales ( n =361). A … remaining retailers' sales promotions was greater than that of university students in Australia and Germany, respectively …

Compares the way women are taxed in the Germany, Sweden and The Netherlands by looking at both macro and micro data …. Taxing husbands and wives by adding joint incomes and dividing by two (as in Germany) penalises dual‐earner couples and … without introducing the positive effects seen in Sweden. Tax incentives are not the only determinant of women′s participation …

entrepreneurs in Germany. Design/methodology/approach – The paper explores entrepreneurial learning of women entrepreneurs both … demonstrate an ongoing need for a contemporary image of women's entrepreneurship in Germany. The major challenge for policy …Purpose – The purpose of the paper is to offer an insight into gender, context and entrepreneurial learning of women …

Purpose – The purpose of this paper is to direct attention to recent research on women’s entrepreneurship with a focus … women’s entrepreneurship with reference to university education. This leads to the development of a set of propositions and …

applying this methodology to advertising research, the study analyses German and Japanese magazine advertising targeting women … apparent transnational similarities in advertising aimed at women, the difference‐in‐differences analysis reveals marked cross …‐cultural differences in the way that marketers adapt their strategies in the women’s market. The results indicate that non …

shortcomings in the institutional (political and societal) environment, possibly restricting women's interest in entrepreneurship …

Germany (FRG) during the period 1982-1991. Major findings of this paper are as follows: 1) With the aggregated trade data, the …

production plant in a foreign country that produces goods similar to those produced in Germany (i. e. is a horizontally …