... that there are differences in the relationship behaviour in terms of the effect of, e.g. Commitment on Cooperation or Adaptation when contrasting the type of business relationship which has continuous exchange, with the type that is discontinuous in the exchange. © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2012 Sweden...

... competition standards than does a mature market, and this causes uncertainty when the firm assesses competition. Sweden Business strategy Product/market scope Competition Organizational performance Market context In accordance with the contingency approach to strategy (Peteraf and Reed, 2007...

... frequently found in business managers than in public managers. Several investigations have shown that business managers in Sweden have a style that focuses on relationships with subordinates (Andersen, 2007b). A manager who is highly orientated towards relationships (and, obversely, oriented less...

.... Since, technology‐based entrepreneurship is a strongly regional phenomena special attention will be paid to one of Sweden's major regions; the Gothenburg region. Findings The paper shows that the number of technology‐based new firms corresponds to a small share of general entrepreneurship...

... and medium sized enterprises (SMEs) from Finland, Sweden and Norway serve as the study setting. Data were collected via mail surveys from random samples of SME owners/managers. Usable responses were 75 from Finland, 111 from Sweden and 71 from Norway. Findings Of the four dimensions of uncertainty, only...

... industries). Originality/value This paper explores the nature of management accounting PM particularly in FSI. Bank Bravo is one of the largest commercial bank in Sweden. Bank claims its specialty in many fields, for example, close relation to large Swedish exports market, and in the Nordic currency...

... motives. Access to innovation and achieving synergetic effects were not found to be of actual importance for Swedish manufacturers in Russia – market related factors seem to be far more important. © Emerald Group Publishing Limited 2005 Strategic alliances Sweden Business failures...

... number of whom are taking mortgages in euros because everybody expects that the euro will have lost value when the mortgages are to be honoured in five years'time. Denmark is a country with a lot of tourism, as people from Germany, Sweden and Norway especially visit our beaches and amusement parks...

...Len Holden; Ian Roberts Based on research carried out in three European countries, Sweden, The Netherlands and the UK, the following text highlights the experiences and perceptions of European managers in organisational and managerial contexts. The findings reveal a number of convergent trends...

.... Anto T.   Kerins . “Sole Survivors: How Exceptional Companies Survive and Thrive at the Edge” . Dublin : Oak Tree Press   1999 . Price: £18.95 © MCB UP Limited 2000 --> Medium‐sized business United Kingdom Ireland Sweden Finland This book stems from work...

...John Blake; Katarina Akerfeldt; Hilary J. Fortes; Catherine Gowthorpe Traces the history of the imposition of a comprehensive tax‐accounting link in Sweden, identifying ways in which professional accountants have sought to circumvent the impact of the link and considering the effect of the link...

...Brian Burkitt; Phillip Whyman Analyses the economic influences that led to the development of the proposal to introduce employee investment funds into Sweden in 1976. Discusses the proposed objectives of the funds and describes the controversy, both political and economic, which surrounded them...

... Sweden began to deregulate its financial markets, which ultimately plunged the economy into recession. Details further financial blunders which compounded the problem. By 1991 a tight budgetary policy had reduced inflation but at the cost of destroying one‐fifth of all industrial jobs and a four‐fold...

... leaves greater scope for business decisions. © MCB UP Limited 1991 Marketing mix Sweden Market orientation EUROPEAN BUSINESS REVIEW PERSPECTIVES ON MARKET ORIENTATION Lars Torsten Eriksson Historical periods of dramatic change have stirring names: The Renaissance, The Age of Enlightenment...