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Building up executive management system suit to the socialism market-economy (original in Chinese)
Management World (c)
1999 : 4, p.7-14,48
 1999 Gu, Jiaqi
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Enterprises should reduce leading staff to increase efficiency (original in Chinese)
Economic Management (c)
1999 : 3, p.62
 1999
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Economies of scale in mutual fund administration
Journal of Financial Research
1999 : FALL, VOL. 22:3, p. 331-339
 1999 Latzko, D. A.
60.
Globalization and the Northern Ireland labour market
IBAR: Journal of Irish Business and Administrative Research
1998 : /9, VOL. 19/20:1, p.141-153
 1998 McGuinness, S.
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The entrepreneur, risk-perception and change over time: a typology approach
IBAR: Journal of Irish Business and Administrative Research
1998 : /9, VOL. 19/20:1, p. 126-140
 1998 McCarthy, B.
Leavy, B.
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An incident approach to identify the training and development needs of corporate managers
IBAR: Journal of Irish Business and Administrative Research
1998 : /9, VOL. 19/20:1, p. 118-125
 1998 Lau, T.
Brannick, T.
Kelly, A.
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Knowledge based strategic alliances and value creation: a study of biotechnology firms quoted on the London Stock Exchange
IBAR: Journal of Irish Business and Administrative Research
1998 : /9, VOL. 19/20:1, p. 99-117
 1998 McNamara, P.
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Business student perceptions of favourite and effective instructors: do they differ?
IBAR: Journal of Irish Business and Administrative Research
1998 : /9, VOL. 19/20:1, p. 90-98
 1998 Lucey, B.
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International competitiveness of the Irish shellfish processing industry - an adapted porterian analysis
IBAR: Journal of Irish Business and Administrative Research
1998 : /9, VOL. 19/20:1, p.77-89
 1998 Ryan, U.
Pitts, E.
Lenihan, H.
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The development of transferable skills in business studies degrees
IBAR: Journal of Irish Business and Administrative Research
1998 : /9, VOL.19/20:1, p. 47-64
 1998 McLean, C.
Reid, C.
Scharf, F.
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