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A farewell to R : time series models for tracking and forecasting epidemics
Harvey, Andrew C.; Kattuman, Paul A. - In: Covid economics : vetted and real-time papers (2020) 51, pp. 36-73
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Multinational enterprise and world competition : a comparative study of the USA, Japan, the UK, Sweden and West Germany
Clegg, Jeremy - 1987
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Die Zyklik der Profite in der Ernährungswirtschaft: Ein internationaler Vergleich
Korner, Julia; Weiss, Christoph R. - 2001
-cost-margins over the business cycle for food industries in Germany, the USA as well as the Netherlands. Controlling for market …
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The Interplay between Gender, Markets and the State of Sweden, Germany and the United States
Mano‐Negrin, Rita - In: International Journal of Manpower 23 (2002) 4, pp. 379-381
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Examining the impact of the cultural dimension of uncertainty avoidance on staffing decisions: a look at US and German firms
Jeanquart‐Barone, Sandy; Peluchette, Joy V. - In: Cross Cultural Management: An International Journal 6 (1999) 3, pp. 3-12
Examines the impact of cultural differences on recruitment and selection practices in the USA and Germany, using a …
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Germany and the United States
Maidment, Fred - In: European Business Review 16 (2004) 3, pp. 267-271
Germany and the USA have had a very close relationship over the past 50 years, due to their mutual interests in defense … different directions from the USA, with important demographic changes leading to very different economic futures for both … relationship between the USA and Germany.  …
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Managing vocational training as a joint venture ‐ can the German approach of co‐operative education serve as a model for the United States and other countries?
Weihrich, Heinz; Seidenfuss, Kai‐Uwe; Goebel, Volker - In: European Business Review 96 (1996) 1, pp. 31-40
Introduces the traditional German apprenticeship training approach which has been received favourably in US governments (federal and state) and in industry, but suggests that certain conditions in America do not favour heavy investment in such training. Shows that the educational transfer of the...
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New product development in German and US technology firms
Simpson, James T.; Kollmannsberger, Christine; … - In: European Journal of Innovation Management 5 (2002) 4, pp. 194-207
This research tested a model in both Germany and the USA that contained marketing variables known to impact new product …
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The Importance of Product Country of Origin
Okechuku, Chike - In: European Journal of Marketing 28 (1994) 4, pp. 5-19
Uses conjoint analysis to investigate the relative importance of the country of origin of a product to consumers in the United States, Canada, Germany and The Netherlands. It was found that the country of origin of a product was one of the two or three most important attributes in preference...
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