Recent Studies In Economics Hasan Arslan Et Al by Hasan Arslan Et. Al. 9788394396336, 839439633X instant download after payment.

The book Recent Studies in Economics is a collection of research papers on business and economics written by researchers from several countries. The taxation of minimum wage, risk management disclosure practices, the international economic performance of Eastern and Central European Countries, the possible effects of the proposed financial transaction taxes on the EU, a business plan for accountants, the impact of oil prices on macroeconomics of developed and developing oil-exporting countries, start-up entrepreneurships in Mexico, the impact of family life cycle on the investors’ psychological biases, the impact of inpatriate assignments on localization efforts of multi-national companies, the International Accounting Standards for real estate construction agreements, a business plan for a firm to produce biodiesel renewable fuel from vegetable oils, the demographic characteristics of credit card usage, the impacts of time management on quality assurance and cost reduction, the debt burden distribution among inter-generations, the concept of independent auditing in accordance with Turkish Commercial Code numbered 6102, the co-integration and causality between socio-economic indicators and female labor force participation in Turkey, the effects of resisting intrusions on employee self-regulatory resources, attentiveness, and fatigue, the relation between the public savings and borrowing requirement and financial balances in Turkey after global crisis, applications, developments and improvements in Time Series Forecasting with Neural Network and Fuzzy Logic, the free market ideology on the axis of Karl Polanyi’s book of Great Transformation, Turkish olive oil export performance, the financial performance of the ceramic industry companies listed in Istanbul Stock Exchange, the effect of volatility in stock exchange markets in Turkey, Italy, Greece and Russia, the role of job satisfaction in the relationship between management innovation and contextual performance…