THE GROWTH OF IT IN THE PUBLIC SECTOR

sector in most economies and of significant differences between product and service marketing.The world of services marketing has changed dramatically during thepast decade. The easy, high-growth markets have been replaced bymature, low-growth[r]

The pace of growth in the developing countries is comparatively firmer. While activity is still relatively sluggish in Brazil, it is generally good in Mexico, India and South Korea, and relatively solid in most of the other[r]

The process of diversification has set in the agricultural sector, however gradually it may be. The pace and pattern of diversification within the agricultural sector, however varies from region to region, as it is contingent on variety of factors such as the prices of different commodities, availab[r]

able to compete with the petrochemical com-plex, is a great example of such a bold a cru-cial approach.3re-thInkIng the clIMate change challengeThe figure illustrates the emissions associated with a car journey that originate from petrol stations, car manufacturers, roads[r]

In the previous studies, very few attempts have been made to consider the implications ofnon-Cobb-Douglas human capital production functions for the growth effects of taxation.4cause the labor’s share of income exceeds the capital’s share[r]

existing institutional rules5 in order to access resources which are restricted to themdue to limitations imposed by the Vietnamese state. The results are selective andcreative ways of using existing institutional rules to serve individual enterprises‟interests. Secondly,[r]

rights are clearly defined. We will consider the circumstances in which the "Coase theorem" holds, and will introduce some of the problems which arise with bargaining solutions when many individuals are involved. A key idea here is the idea of the<[r]

just perceived but realized. This concern should be addressed through appropriate and crediblemedium-term fiscal frameworks, such as increased emphasis on containing the ratio of publicdebt to GDP, and the introduction of fiscal rules of the sort used in<[r]

government that exist throughout the world today. 1.3 The International Standards of Supreme Audit Institutions (ISSAI) and the Institute of Internal Auditors’ (the IIA’s) International Standards for the Professional Practice of Internal Audit[r]

The Vietnam Women’s Union operates vocational training centers for such skillsas computer operation, English language, garment manufacture, knitting, lacemaking, embroidery, handicrafts, beauty treatment, and domestic skills. Some ofthese training programs may simply reflect gender stereotype[r]

do well in particular kinds of factory work. (D) They thought that factory work bettered the condition of women by emancipating them from dependence on income earned by men. (E) They felt guilty about disturbing the traditional division of labor in