search query: @indexterm COMPARATIVE RESEARCH / total: 215
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Increasing returns, labour utilization and externalities: Procyclical productivity in the United States and Japan
Economica
2000 : MAY, VOL. 67:266, p. 229-44
 2000 Vecchi, M.
82.
Innovative forms of organising in Europe and Japan
European Management Journal
2000 : JUN, VOL. 18:3, p. 259-273
 2000 Pettigrew, A.
Massini, S.
Numagami, T.
83.
A case for comparative entrepreneurship: assessing the relevance of culture
Journal of International Business Studies
2000 : SECOND QUARTER, VOL. 31:2, p. 287-301
 2000 Mueller, S.L.
Thomas, A.S.
84.
Determinants of managerial performance: a cross-cultural comparison of the perceptions of middle-level managers in four countries
Journal of International Business Studies
2000 : FIRST QUARTER, VOL. 31:1, 121-140
 2000 Mathur, A.
Neelankavil, J.P.
Zhang, Y.
85.
Empirische Joint Venture Forschung: Entwicklung eines systematisierenden Bezugsrahmens auf Basis vorliegender Befunde.
Journal für Betriebswirtschaft
1999 : VOL. 49:5-6, p. 207-224
 1999 Helm, R.
86.
Growth delta:Theory and realistic---Comparison of exploring practice along Tumen river and Meigong river "growth delta" (original in Chinese)
Northeast Asia Forum (c)
1999 : 4, p.1-6
 1999 Yu, Bingdiao
Cai, Xuyang
87.
Comparison studies on economic benefits of high-tech industrial exploring (original in Chinese)
Northeast Asia Forum (c)
1999 : 3, p.75-78
 1999 Qi, Yibao
Zhang, Shaojie
88.
Comparison of differences between China-Korea consumption taxation (original in Chinese)
Northeast Asia Forum (c)
1999 : 3, p.27-30
 1999 Zhu, Baiming
89.
High-tech industries:USA enlightening and Shenzhen's exploring (original in Chinese)
Special Zone Economy (c)
1999 : 9, p.32-34
 1999 Yan, Ansheng
Li, Jiwen
90.
Comparison on local choosing of Japanese and Korea enterprise' directive investments in China (original in Chinese)
Intertrade (c)
1999 : 10, p.54-57
 1999 Zhang, Wenzhong
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