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The name is one of the most important elements of branding. That stands for city branding too: the name of the city defines a lot of things. Just like with “classic brands” it’s good if it refers to the product (the city)it raises positive feelings, it’s short and easy to pronounce, and...
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The name of a country, its logo(s) and slogan(s) are important vehicles for development of country brand equity. This paper shows some recent examples for country name changes and categorize country slogans and logos into groups. The study concludes that creating a coherent visual and verbal...
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‘Si vis pacem, para bellum’, or ‘if you want peace, prepare for war’, as the Roman adage says. By an up-to-date version, if you want enterprise security, prepare for risk management. This paper deals with one of the means of attaining a state of enterprise security primarily on the basis...
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ThePVGO of the share prices shows the investors future hope, also the trust in the market. If the global trends are changed, then nedd to valuated the theoretical thesis by the practice. Let’s look the BSE blue chips behavior since January 2011.
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The aim of this paper is to explore whether there are any differences between companies in the service sector and those in the manufacturing sector, in terms of the planning and evaluation tools employed in marketing-controlling. An overview is given, of the set of marketing tools applied by...
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Plastic products are widely used in our everyday life. During the the production and use of different plastic products, adverse health effects are often arising. Styrol plays a decisive role in the good mechanical aspects and heat resistancy of ready made form pieces of unsaturated polyester...
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There is a shortage of electronic, mechanical engineers and IT professionals within some segments of the Hungarian labour market. The ratio of women specialized in these fields does not reach ten percentages. There are several reasons for that, including the strong stereotypes about the...
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In the context of the global financial crisis, many emerging countries experienced a significant degree of volatility in the foreign capital inflows. Sudden stops of capital inflows and increases in risk premia caused significant negative consequences to their economies. In this paper was...
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Workforce movement might be a problem of every country and has negative political, social and economic consequences. Free movement of people is one of the most fundamental freedoms guaranteed by European Union law and it is a necessary precondition for building a single market. The mobility of...
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One of the best known predictions of standard economic theory is that an increase of minimum wage decreases employment and thus job opportunities of low-skilled, low-experienced workers. This paper provides an in depth analysis of the dynamics of the Hungarian youth employment. An econometric...
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