Titlebook: Country Experiences in Economic Development, Management and Entrepreneurship; Proceedings of the 1 Mehmet Huseyin Bilgin,Hakan Danis,Ugur C

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The Role of Creative Industries in Economic Development of Lithuania and Latviaative industries are an often used term, different concepts of it still exist, varying from country to country. In this paper we aim to compare and measure the role of creative industries in economic development of two culturally and historically similar countries, Lithuania and Latvia. We find that

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Institutions and Economic Growth in the Resources Intensive Use Economieshis way many economists and scientists consider institutional environment as one of the key elements that form countries’ socio-economic development. This work is aimed to develop the empirical case that economic development in the resources intensive use economies depends on institutions. The role

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Contradictions of Development of Civil Society as Economic Actor in Georgia its socioeconomic results in post-soviet transformation. Paper reveals imperfections of civil society displayed in social, political and economic characteristics: low quality of externality internalization—absence of agreed labor division between state and civil society; poor abilities of equalizat

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From the Economic and Financial Aspects of Forgery in France: The Analysis of Statistical Dataces of this phenomenon for the French economy and problems with his regulation. Due to the varied forms of forgery (e. g. counterfeiting credit cards, clothes, medicines, food, luxury goods), the French legislature decided on penalization, not only in the Penal Code, but also in Monetary and Financi

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Two-Factor Model of Stratification of the Population of the Republic of Kazakhstan “Income”—“Qualityp mechanisms for their elimination. In Kazakhstan there have been many attempts to study poverty, but there have not been studies of groups near poverty or at risk of becoming impoverished. This paper presents a model of classifying the population into four groups according to two factors: income an