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At the dawn of the 21st century, the appearance of fair value accounting is often presented as, if not a revolution, at least an innovation. The present article on the history of "value" as used in German and French accounting regulations from 1673 to 1914 will show that although valuation at...
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relationship we take a historical perspective. We compare the evolution of Management Control in Germany and France and relate it … to the North American concept. We also stress the concept of community that influenced historically in Germany and France …
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This article explores the gender biases of recessions and policy responses they have entailed in France and Germany in … the 2000s. During the Great Recession, France experienced a significant rise in both female and male unemployment. Germany … impaired by austerity measures and structural reforms, especially in Germany. While recovery plans and labour market policies …
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requirement can be fulfilled. Germany has adopted a method to correct the excessive generosity of the scheme with what the author …
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The work comparing the French and the German industrial relations systems usually contrasts the French state interventionism with the German tradition of an autonomous partnership among strong actors. These stereotypes might however be challenged by a further comparative analysis of the business...
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Britain, the United States, Germany, and France) and covers more than a century, starting in 1880. We explain that all these …
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equipment in two countries, one with a big conversion rate (Spain), and one with a small conversion rate (Germany). Observes a … money illusion effect is observed with an increase in intention to buy when the prices are expressed in euros in Germany but …
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