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As part of the GLOBE project, this paper explores the societal and the organizational culture of the Romanian finance industry as reflected by middle managers' opinion. The two culture levels are compared across nine cultural dimensions. The differences between the cultural manifestations (practices and values) are analyzed through comparing the middle managers' answers to "what is" and "what should be" type questions at organizational and societal levels. The findings show some significant differences for the majority of the cultural dimensions examined both between culture levels (organizational versus societal) and culture manifestations (practices versus values).
... credit institutions with majority foreign capital is hold by private or prevalent private capital. (..., Nederland, Italy, Hungary, France, Portugal, etc.). At the end of March 2009, the capital from...
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... in terms of exports and imports, and in capital flows such as inward and outward foreign direct in... in 2010 as per the World Bank, such as Portugal or Greece. Additionally, the World Bank's classifi...
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... the transitional provisions for Greece, Portugal and Spain. The mutual assistance procedures with t...Venture Capital Incentive Bill Passes Bundestag. On Friday, June 1...
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... costs and the related ability to capitalize on faster turnaround times in a conventional suppl... Greece, Ireland, Italy, the Netherlands, Portugal, Spain, Sweden, and the United Kingdom. . (3) Thes...
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... free movement of persons, services, and capital among the particular contractual parties at the mo...3 of the Constitution of Portugal allows the formation of international organization...
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... with significantly different labor, capital and knowledge requirements. Rugman and Verbeke (20... Business Education and Research and by Portugal's Foundation for Science and Technology (FCT-PTDC/...
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... der britische Analyst John Higgins von Capital Economics. "Die Aussicht auf ein Patt im Parlament... Eurostaaten wie Spanien und Portugal zu lösen sind. Müssten gleich mehrere Problemsta...
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... foreign direct investment: An imperfect capital markets approach. Quarterly Journal of Economics, ... (1981), Ireland, Italy, Netherlands, Portugal (1986), Spain (1986), Sweden (1995), United Kingdo...
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...2. Entrepreneurial finance and venture capital. 3. Entrepreneurial process: from creation to grow... Malta, Netherlands, New Zealand, Norway, Portugal, Singapore, Slovak Republic, Slovenia, Spain, Swed...
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Contending that regime competition and Europeanisation of industrial relations are two competing tendencies which interact, the paper elaborates on the two processes in the context of the "old" European Union of fifteen member states. The consequences of the EU's May 2004 eastern enlargement are then addressed. Simultaneously enlargement, by embracing a more diverse set of national labour market structures, wage and productivity levels, has both increased the scope for regime competition and threatened to stall the process of Europeanisation. Prospects for an augmented social dimension to accompany European economic and market integration rest on the emergence of pressure from the new member states of central and eastern Europe, as well as its renewal amongst the countries of the old EU.
...Even in Portugal, which because of its relatively lower labour cost... inward investment into modern, more capital-intensive manufacturing sectors and commerce (Buck...