Economic Reforms and Growth Experiences: A Comparative Study of China and Sri Lanka
The findings show that attraction of foreign direct investment, governance related factors and approaches used in the post reforms period are more vital in driving divergence in growth performance between the two countries.
German Foreign Trade Surpluses – a Problem for the European Monetary Union?
The study suggests that politically enforced shrinkage of German exports accompanied by a weakening of the German economy scarcely benefits deficit countries.
Attitude and Behavioral Intention towards Reducing Carbon Footprints in the Environment: an Empirical Study of Fiji
Fiji needs to significantly raise the bar in its awareness campaigns about the negative impacts of Tourism as citizens need to/have the right to know its negative impacts.
Regional Approach to Luxury Market Segmentation: The Case of Western Balkans
Specific nature of the luxury products and the premium price are determining the purchase intensity.
Anti-Money Laundering (AML) Practices at Bank Sohar, Sultanate of Oman
Money laundering or the financial means of organized crime are extremely difficult to tackle due to various reasons.
Familiarity of Algerian Investors with Socially Responsible Investment (SRI)
Algerian people trust toward their financial institutions remains low, while the SRI approach is likely to strengthen it.