Titlebook: Business Practices in Emerging and Re-Emerging Markets; Satyendra Singh Book 2008 Satyendra Singh 2008 business ethics.China.Emerging Mark

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-46723-8acturing firms in Ghana. Specifically, an attempt was made to determine the marketing functions and to distinguish between the actual performance of marketing activities in the firms selected. Data was obtained from 79 companies representing local and foreign firms in eight foreign countries spread

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Fractional Segmentation of White Matter(IJVs) by its parents. A parent is defined as the business unit that administers, including giving continuing resources and support, and formulates the strategies of the IJVs. The factors are generally divided into internal and external factors. The internal factors include agency, control, strategy

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Lecture Notes in Computer Sciencections of businesses in emerging markets from a single reality perspective. Thus, the chapters in this book have different conclusion for different studies in different emerging markets. The study in Kenya indicates the extent to which political interest groups have shaped government policy through

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Market Liberalization in Emerging Economies: Changing Business Practicesfore, be largely explained in a political sense. In the wisdom of urban bias that underlines Structural Adjustment Programs (SAP), it was observed that the poor performance of Kenya’s economy was due to political motivations, yet politics was a neglected dimension in the reform process right from th

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Ethics and Profitability: Can They Coexist?advantage-performance theory, it is argued that firms that are perceived ethical are more likely to have a positive impact on profitability than firms that do not. Based on data from Indian businesses, the results of the regression models indicate that ethical business practices lead firms to a supe

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Business Ethics and Marketing Practices in Nigeriacs in Nigeria, like in other countries, is crucial to development and its ramifications given the fact that businesses that are conducted ethically are more likely to create value in the society than businesses that are conducted without moral values. Therefore, in societies where business ethics do