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Message in a bottle. Slovenian pharmaceutical companies don't plan to merge with foreign companies anytime soon; instead, they plan to - well, co-operate
Slovenian Business Report
1996 : 2, p. 21-21
 1996
16.
Wages: a factor in the downward dip. Macroeconomics policy has mostly done its job; onwards, then, to wages policy
Slovenian Business Report
1996 : 2, p. 31
 1996
17.
Hostile takeover nightmares. Fearing takeovers, Slovenian companies grasp straws of future laws - but not, unfortunately, their contents
Slovenian Business Report
1996 : 2, p. 34-34
 1996
18.
Profits to the EU wind. New customer laws have already shuttered four Slovenian duty-free shops : will this profitable industry gradually wither on the EU vine?
Slovenian Business Report
1996 : 2, p. 38-38
 1996
19.
Giants, a re-tread. Car tire sales make up two thirds of Sava's turnover
Slovenian Business Report
1996 : 2, p. 39-40
 1996
20.
Short-changing the employed. Slovenia suffers from a lack of drive - specifically, the drive to set up an adaptable labour market, which in practice means work for hire and other "temp" jobs
Slovenian Business Report
1996 : 2, p. 43-43
 1996
21.
Criminologists vs. pirates.
Slovenian Business Report
1996 : 2, p. 47-47
 1996
22.
Piracy on the software seas. Illegal copies cost Slovenian software producers nearly ten million dollars each year
Slovenian Business Report
1996 : 2, p. 46-47
 1996
23.
Day trippers & sunday drivers
Slovenian Business Report
1996 : 2, p. 58-58
 1996
24.
Looking for partners: blindly or with known outcome
Slovenian Business Report
1996 : 2, p. 59-60
 1996
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