... and economic environments found in a transition economy. Business success is attributed to operational efficiency, customer service and flexible strategic management. Potential threats to sustainability from inadequate regulation are identified. The creation of a viable business is viewed as an exemplar...

... Globalization Regulations Environment John Bunzl John Bunzl is Director, Martin Bunzl International Ltd, London. Keywords World economy, Globalization, Regulations, Environment The principal barrier to implementation of any significant measure to improve today's environmental...

...Leigh Davison; Debra Johnson In March 1998, the first major revision of the European Merger Control Regulation (MCR) came into effect with particular implications for the demarcation of authority for merger control between member states and European level competition authorities...

...Charles Hickson; John Turner Suggests that banks are different due to plasticity of assets and high debt/equity ratios. For this reason banks need to be regulated. Discusses the most efficient method of regulating banks. Highlights that the move from unlimited liability banking to limited liability...

... Regulations Single market The pharmaceutical business has long been a source of controversy. Partly as a response to the thalidomide disaster of the late 1950s and early 1960s all nations in the EU now require that a pharmaceutical product intended for human consumption must have an official market...

...John Blake; Oriol Amat Salas; Julia Clarke Company financial managers, when confronted with a change in accounting regulations, may face a change in their economic environment as a result of the reaction of users to the reported accounting information. In 1990 a requirement for lessees...

...Stephen J.H. Dearden Reviews the development of EU regulation of its airline industry. From a highly regulated regime the EU has slowly moved towards liberalization,culminating in the creation of an open competitive market from 1993. Influenced as much by the US example as by the needs...

... to implement 200km. Crazy? Yes, but not completely. Within the strategic, organisational and operational today's regulated transport environment, that adjustments necessary to improve corporate may well be the most efficient routing when economic performance, add value to the custo- the economies of full...