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One of the fundamental aims of economic policies is to increase capital accumulation in terms of investment that is necessary to maintain a desirable and sustainable growth rate in the developing countries. The majority of empirical studies show…

In economics, the relation between import volume and inflation rate has been discussed several times for different countries. This study investigates the relationship between inflation and import volume by using monthly time series data for the…

It is a well-known fact that the day-of-the-week effect in stock markets is one of the most prominent puzzling seasonal anomalies in finance and has been increasingly attracting attention from researchers and practitioners, as well as academics.…

This much awaited symposium brought together practitioners and scholars involved in some aspect of the broad concept of social responsibility. Although not necessarily limited to, the symposium mainly focused on the individual and corporate …

Sustainable development is a common concept of the 21st century. However, the expected changes towards sustainable development are slow. We believe every change starts with changes in understanding of the subject matter. If sustainable development…

To achieve sustainable development, it is vitally important to sustain macroeconomic stability, which is closely related to the extent of capital mobility allowed by a country. This paper attempts to measure the level of international capital…

This study seeks to explain the management entrenchment by investment of free cash flow (FCF) in research and development (R&D), debt, market structure (internal or external), the multinational nature of firms and the characteristics of the board…

While motorization rate in India is lower than many developing countries-both in absolute term and relative to size of population, but over the last decade, India is experiencing one of the highest motorization growth rates in the world. This …

The 2nd International Symposium on Sustainable Development was held on the premises of International Burch University in Sarajevo, on June 8-9 2010. Participants from five different countries and more than four hundred academics participated in…

Since the collapse of central economic planning in the world, former Iron Curtain Countries have been changing as social, economic and political structures. Some former socialist countries (such as Bulgaria, Slovenia and Romania) and Greece became…