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Yvonne Franke,Daniel Kumitzmanufacturing sector. It is frequently argued that these are caused by rising capital-labour ratios which are occurring simultaneously in many less developed countries (LDCs). Some economists claim that there is no efficient alternative to the modern capital-intensive technology of the industrialize

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Stefan Schmalzle by the introduction of two revolutionary innovations. The first one was the basic oxygen furnace (BOF), which was invented by an Austrian company in the 1950s. The BOF, beyond its primary function as a replacement for the open-hearth furnace (OHF), developed into a revolutionary innovation that t

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Ulrike Schultzdynamic evolution process of the mass market. The purpose of this analysis of the Japanese home VCR industry is two-fold: the first is to clarify how and why only the Japanese makers had succeeded in developing home VCR and thus dominated the global mass market; and the second is to clarify the dyna

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Karin Fischeromaine.Présentation des classifications anatomatologiques etQuelle que soit la discipline concernée, le diagnostic et le traitement des cancers du sein reposent sur des acquis dont la remise en cause, en dehors de véritables révolutions, est fort rare. Mais qu’il s’agisse de disciplines fondamentale

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Manuela Boatcǎrepeating itself: in the past, companies have consolidated on national lines; this time it is on a global basis. It will be interesting to see what the success rates will be of these mega-mergers — will they surpass the much touted 50 per cent success rate of the average deal? I think not, for, as w

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Gerhard Hauck,Karin Fischer,Manuela Boatcǎnsformed their economic systems from socialism to capitalism in fifteen years, starting with the fall of the Berlin wall on 9 November 1989 and culminating, for ten of them, in membership of the European Union (EU) on 1 May 2004. However, these ‘European emerging economies’ (EEE) are unusual among e