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Displaying 1 - 9 of 9 (Bibliography: WIKINDX Master Bibliography)
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RONALD L. BODDY. 2017. The antecedent roles of personal constructs and culture in the construing of psychological contracts by staff in a Czech financial services company. DBA thesis. Heriot-Watt.
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Pop. 20.55%
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E.M.M. DAVIES. 1997. The formation of British-Czech joint ventures: An evaluation of processes and motives during a period of transition to a market economy. Ph.D. thesis. Huddersfield.
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Pop. 64.46%
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M. ER. 2001. An evaluation of financial sector restructuring in the Czech Republic. Ph.D. thesis. Birmingham.
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Pop. 42.87%
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P.W. GOWER. 1997. Banking development in the Czech Republic: An analysis of credit allocation. D.Phil. thesis. Sussex.
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Pop. 41.66%
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TOMOYUKI HASHIMOTO. 2020. Financial centre development in Central and Eastern Europe: The rise of Warsaw and the hierarchy of regional financial centres [in Poland, Hungary and the Czech Republic]. DPhil thesis. Oxford.
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Pop. 8.46%
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H. LOW. 1995. The role of government in the presence of imperfect capital markets: Applications to the Czech Republic. M.Phil. thesis. Oxford.
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Pop. 37.47%
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K.J. PETRICK. 1998. The role of the banking system in the transitional economies of Hungary and the Czech Republic. Ph.D. thesis. Leeds.
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Pop. 43.92%
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PIETRO A. PODDA. 2010. The impact of institutions on inward-FDI in the Czech Republic. PhD thesis. Manchester Metropolitan.
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Pop. 42.71%
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M. SOKALSKA. 2000. Essays on emerging capital markets in Central and Eastern Europe [Czech Republic, Hungary, Poland]. Ph.D. thesis. Cambridge.
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Pop. 41.9%
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