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Scott, W. H. - 1962

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The Role of Automation in Trade Facilitation

2005

This paper analyses customs automation which is one of the most powerful tools to increase customs efficiency. It … focuses in particular on the benefits and implementation costs of automation. It is part of a series of studies that analyse … highlighting. First, automation should not be considered a panacea for trade facilitation; and second, commitment and financial …

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OECD economic surveys / Hungary

Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development - Paris : OECD - Nachgewiesen 1991 - 1995; 1996/97 - 2001/02(2002); 2004 -

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OECD territorial reviews Hungary

2001

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Environmental performance reviews / Hungary

Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development - Paris : Organisation for Economic Cooperation and … - Nachgewiesen 2000

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OECD economic surveys / Hungary

Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development - Paris : OECD - Nachgewiesen 1991 - 1995; 1996/97 -

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Services in Central and Eastern European countries

Zienkowsky, Leszek (contributor) - 1991

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OECD Economic Surveys: Hungary 1995

1995

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Hungary's German School of Budapest

2002

Hungary’s newly-built German School of Budapest is adapted to its site, is safe and environmentally friendly, and has comfortable indoor areas that are tailored for its users, including those with physical disabilities. The school’s new three-storey building, put in operation in August 2001,...

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Top Management Service in Central Government : Introducing a System for the Higher Civil Service in Central and Eastern European Countries

1995

Professional administrative leadership is regarded as crucial in all OECD countries for the quality and efficiency of the administration at large as well as for its corporate culture. This issue has been dealt with differently in different countries. Some countries, such as Germany, France or...

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