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Cetin Ciner - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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Conducting Business in eastern europe risk return perspectives of senior financial executives
European Management Journal, 2004Co-Authors: Jonathan B Welch, Cetin CinerAbstract:Ten years ago we published an article that documented the views of chief financial officers about doing Business in Eastern Europe. Since then there has been progress toward economic stabilization and the development of market economies in the region. These changes and other significant events in the last decade have affected the conduct of Business in Eastern Europe. In this present paper, we update the findings of our earlier study and add new perspectives. A mail survey targeting senior US financial executives and follow up interviews were utilized. It appears the risk-return tradeoff for US firms of investment in Eastern Europe has changed. The classic tradeoff now seems to exist in product and service markets: for a variety of reasons risk is perceived to be lower than a decade ago, but so are returns. However, the same does not appear to hold true for financial markets in Eastern Europe where financial executives still perceive market inefficiencies and ineffectiveness. EU accession and adoption of the Euro by Eastern European countries are viewed very positively by US financial executives, and these events may serve to improve the functioning of financial markets there as well.
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Conducting Business in Eastern Europe:: Risk–Return Perspectives of Senior Financial Executives
European Management Journal, 2004Co-Authors: Jonathan B Welch, Cetin CinerAbstract:Ten years ago we published an article that documented the views of chief financial officers about doing Business in Eastern Europe. Since then there has been progress toward economic stabilization and the development of market economies in the region. These changes and other significant events in the last decade have affected the conduct of Business in Eastern Europe. In this present paper, we update the findings of our earlier study and add new perspectives. A mail survey targeting senior US financial executives and follow up interviews were utilized. It appears the risk-return tradeoff for US firms of investment in Eastern Europe has changed. The classic tradeoff now seems to exist in product and service markets: for a variety of reasons risk is perceived to be lower than a decade ago, but so are returns. However, the same does not appear to hold true for financial markets in Eastern Europe where financial executives still perceive market inefficiencies and ineffectiveness. EU accession and adoption of the Euro by Eastern European countries are viewed very positively by US financial executives, and these events may serve to improve the functioning of financial markets there as well.
Jonathan B Welch - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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Conducting Business in eastern europe risk return perspectives of senior financial executives
European Management Journal, 2004Co-Authors: Jonathan B Welch, Cetin CinerAbstract:Ten years ago we published an article that documented the views of chief financial officers about doing Business in Eastern Europe. Since then there has been progress toward economic stabilization and the development of market economies in the region. These changes and other significant events in the last decade have affected the conduct of Business in Eastern Europe. In this present paper, we update the findings of our earlier study and add new perspectives. A mail survey targeting senior US financial executives and follow up interviews were utilized. It appears the risk-return tradeoff for US firms of investment in Eastern Europe has changed. The classic tradeoff now seems to exist in product and service markets: for a variety of reasons risk is perceived to be lower than a decade ago, but so are returns. However, the same does not appear to hold true for financial markets in Eastern Europe where financial executives still perceive market inefficiencies and ineffectiveness. EU accession and adoption of the Euro by Eastern European countries are viewed very positively by US financial executives, and these events may serve to improve the functioning of financial markets there as well.
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Conducting Business in Eastern Europe:: Risk–Return Perspectives of Senior Financial Executives
European Management Journal, 2004Co-Authors: Jonathan B Welch, Cetin CinerAbstract:Ten years ago we published an article that documented the views of chief financial officers about doing Business in Eastern Europe. Since then there has been progress toward economic stabilization and the development of market economies in the region. These changes and other significant events in the last decade have affected the conduct of Business in Eastern Europe. In this present paper, we update the findings of our earlier study and add new perspectives. A mail survey targeting senior US financial executives and follow up interviews were utilized. It appears the risk-return tradeoff for US firms of investment in Eastern Europe has changed. The classic tradeoff now seems to exist in product and service markets: for a variety of reasons risk is perceived to be lower than a decade ago, but so are returns. However, the same does not appear to hold true for financial markets in Eastern Europe where financial executives still perceive market inefficiencies and ineffectiveness. EU accession and adoption of the Euro by Eastern European countries are viewed very positively by US financial executives, and these events may serve to improve the functioning of financial markets there as well.
Peter G P Walters - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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chinese puzzles and paradoxes Conducting Business research in china
Journal of Business Research, 2001Co-Authors: Peter G P WaltersAbstract:Abstract The issue of relevant research methodology for scholarly work undertaken in China is the focus of this paper. The initial intent is to review problems that constrain scholars planning to undertake research on managerial issues in China. These include problems relating to probability sampling, government controls, the lack of reliable secondary data, survey instrument design and survey implementation. Although many of the difficulties identified are not easily addressed, a number of approaches that can be helpful in ameliorating key problem areas are discussed. In conclusion, a brief analysis of key features of the papers submitted to this special issue is provided.
Ursula Meika - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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Pengaruh Kesadaran Wajib Pajak, Pelayanan Fiskus dan Sanksi Pajak terhadap Kepatuhan Wajib Pajak Orang Pribadi yang Melakukan Kegiatan Usaha dan Pekerjaan Bebas
2020Co-Authors: Ursula MeikaAbstract:The number of tax payers is increase for years. But, it is not balanced with the level of tax compliance. The compliance problem becomes an obstacle in optimizing the tax revenue. This study examines the level of compliance of individual taxpayers Conducting Business and professional services in KPP Pratama Bandung Bojonagara by using several independent variables such as awareness of the taxpayer, the service tax authorities and tax penalties. The purpose of this study was to analyze the influence of awareness of the taxpayer, the service tax authorities and tax sanctions against an individual taxpayer compliance Conducting Business and professional services. The population of this study is individual taxpayers Conducting Business and professional services in KPP Pratama Bandung Bojonagara. Based on data from the KPP Pratama Bandung Bojonagara, until the end of 2011 there were 101.000 individual taxpayers Conducting Business and free job retention. Not all population have been used in this study to the time and cost efficiency. The number of sample is 38 people. Primary data collection method used is a survey method using questionnaires media. Data analysis techniques used in this study is the technique of multiple regression analysis. Based on the results of the analysis undertaken concluded that awareness of the taxpayer, the service tax authorities and tax sanctions have a positive and significant impact on taxpayer compliance.
Zulaikha Zulaikha - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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PENGARUH KESADARAN WAJIB PAJAK, PELAYANAN FISKUS, DAN SANKSI PAJAK TERHADAP KEPATUHAN WAJIB PAJAK ORANG PRIBADI YANG MELAKUKAN KEGIATAN USAHA DAN PEKERJAAN BEBAS (Studi di Wilayah KPP Pratama Cilacap)
2012Co-Authors: Harjanti Puspa Arum, Zulaikha ZulaikhaAbstract:The number of tax payers is increase for years. But, it is not balanced with the level of tax compliance. The compliance problem becomes an obstacle in optimizing the tax revenue. This study examines the level of compliance of individual taxpayers Conducting Business and professional services in Cilacap by using several independent variables such as awareness of the taxpayer, the service tax authorities and tax penalties. The purpose of this study was to analyze the influence of awareness of the taxpayer, the service tax authorities and tax sanctions against an individual taxpayer compliance Conducting Business and professional services. The population of this study is individual taxpayers Conducting Business and professional services in Cilacap. Based on data from the KPP Pratama Cilacap, until the end of 2011 there were 3.038 individual taxpayers Conducting Business and free job retention. Not all population have been used in this study to the time and cost efficiency. Therefore, carried out the sampling. Sampling was done by simple random sampling method. The number of sample is 97 people. Primary data collection method used is a survey method using questionnaires media. Data analysis techniques used in this study is the technique of multiple regression analysis. Based on the results of the analysis undertaken concluded that awareness of the taxpayer, the service tax authorities and tax sanctions have a positive and significant impact on taxpayer compliance.