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Were Hayek’s Monetary Policy Recommendations Inconsistent?*

Komrska, Martin; Hudík, Marek - International Institute of Social and Economic Sciences - 2014

Contrary to the received view, we maintain that Hayek’s monetary policy recommendations were not inconsistent. The prevalent perception of early Hayek as the money stream stabilizer and late Hayek as the price level stabilizer is attributable to an unjustified normative interpretation of...

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In recent years, an analysis of Turkey's social and economic development

Acar, Ali - International Institute of Social and Economic Sciences - 2014

Recording score improvements two years in a row, Turkey has achieved its highest economic freedom score ever in the 2014 Index. Deeper institutional reform to firmly establish the rule of law and improve regulatory efficiency will be developed to solidifying its transition to a more market-based...

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The importance of social networks’ weak ties in business development

Ioanid, Alexandra; Svasta, Mihai; Hermel-Stanescu, Maria - International Institute of Social and Economic Sciences - 2014

This paper aims to present the importance of weak ties in social networks for sharing information at personal level, across departments in a company, as well as between managers that seek business opportunities. Also, the paper shows that complex knowledge requires strong ties in order to be...

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Financing Sport in the EU: Is That a Business or a Social Enterprise?

Ivan, Emese - International Institute of Social and Economic Sciences - 2015

The focus of this paper is to evaluate conceptions, perceptions, and interpretations of ‘financing sport’ throughout the European continent. The paper will aim to shed light on the ways that policy contexts dictate the application of sport financing as well as sport practices. While many...

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THE PRINCIPLES OF SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT AND ENVIRONMENTAL CHALLEGES IN NIGERIA

OGBA, SYLVESTER ADEJO; OKPANACHI, ELIJAH OJOCHONU - International Institute of Social and Economic Sciences - 2015

limitations in the society. Most often than not, development is driven by one particular need without fully considering the wider … ensuring the strong, healthy and just society. This invariably involves meeting the diverse needs of all people in existing and … contemporary Nigerian society has not shown much effort in this regard. The period between 1989 when the Nigerian policy on …

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Phenomena of Social Innovation: Practical attempts from Slovakia

Ková, Jaroslava - International Institute of Social and Economic Sciences - 2015

, efficient, sustainable, or introduce solutions for which the value created arises primarily to society as a whole rather than …

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Food Waste in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia: Need for Extension Education Programs to Increase Public Awareness

AL-ZAHRANI, KHODRAN; BAIG, MIRZA - International Institute of Social and Economic Sciences - 2014

Food waste has been recognized all over the world and in Saudi Arabia too as one the prime factors limiting food security. The food is wasted through the entire food chain: by farmers, food industries, retailers, caterers and by consumers. The factors responsible and reasons causing such losses...

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Effect of Current Residency Regions across Socio-Economic and Demographic Factors on Current Subjective Financial Situation in Egyptian Population

Abdel-Karim, Amany Hassan - International Institute of Social and Economic Sciences - 2014

To the best of our knowledge, no study has been undertaken concerning the role which residency plays in determining poverty level in Egypt as a developing country. Therefore, this paper explores the impact of current residency regions for Egyptian households on current subjective financial...

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Some suggestions and thoughts on learner performances affected from childhood to adulthood: Problems and Solutions

Singh, Rishan - International Institute of Social and Economic Sciences - 2015

The impact of education systems on learners with and without disabilities vary between religions, ethnicities and race groups. Many factors such as peer-pressure, outcomes-based education, teaching techniques and attributes (teacher, parent and learner characteristics) have an influence on...

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Legends and their cultural manifestations- the case of the legend of Yakshi in Kerala

Sukumary, Anjana - International Institute of Social and Economic Sciences - 2015

Keralites. This paper is an exploration into the legend of Yakshi and how it is demonstrated in the society and culture of … society, the reflections of which are manifested in the art and literature. …

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