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Table no. 1 contains overview of the basic information within the venture capitalprogrammes relating to the minimum, maximum and preferred amount of investments inEUR, as well as scope of financing.Table no. 2 Overview of the acceptable and unacceptable financing area withinthe venture capital fundsVenture capitalfundsAcceptable financing areaUnacceptable financing areaStart-upFundCapitalRegional Start-upCapital fundsINTEG FundSISME FundSeedFundSlovakFundCapitalStart-upSlovakDevelopmentFundIndustry, production services,innovative enterprises, activetourismIndustry, production services,innovative enterprises, activetourismInnovative projects within theindustry, production and businessservices area and newtechnologiesInnovative projects within theindustry, production and businessservices area and newtechnologiesUnlimitedSmall and medium enterprisesSmall and medium enterprisesAgriculture primary production, farming, productionof weapons, alcoholic beverages, operations ofgaming-houses, passive tourism, wholesale and retailsaleAgriculture primary production, farming, productionof weapons, alcoholic beverages, operations ofgaming-houses, passive tourism, retail saleAgriculture primary production, farming, productionof weapons, alcoholic beverages, operations ofgaming-housesAgriculture primary production, farming, productionof weapons, alcoholic beverages, operations ofgaming-housesAgriculture primary production, farming, productionof weapons, alcoholic beverages, operations ofgaming-houses, passive tourismAgriculture primary production, farming, productionof weapons, alcoholic beverages, operations ofgaming-houses, passive tourism, wholesale and retailsaleSpeculative investments in selected assetclasses,investment in operating gamblingSource: “Fond fondov, s.r.o.” own elaborationTable no. 2 is focused on acceptable and unacceptable financing area within the existingventure capital funds. The most acceptable financing areas are industry, production andbusiness services, new technologies, innovative enterprises, active tourism and in thecase of Slovak Start-up Fund and Slovak Development Fund it is small and mediumenterprise. Seed Capital Fund is unlimited. Excluded are investments within theagriculture primary production, farming, production of weapons, alcoholic beverages,operations of gaming-houses, passive tourism, wholesale and retail sale, speculativeinvestments in selected asset classes and investment in operating gambling, but it dependon type of venture capital fund.201
Table no. 3 Overview of suitable financing stages, investment period andgeographicaleligibility within the Venture Capital FundsVenture capital fundsStart-upCapitalFundRegionalStart-upCapitalfundsINTEGFundSISMEFundSeedCapitalFundSlovakStart-upFundSlovakDevelopmentFundSuitablefinancingstagesInvestmentperiod inyearsGeographicaleligibilityseed, start seed, startup, up,development developmentflexibile1- 5SlovakRepublicflexibile1- 5SR – BanskaBystrica,Zilina,Presov andKosiceregionsseed, startupflexibile1- 5SR –BratislavaandTrnavaregionsSource: “Fond fondov, s.r.o.” own elaborationseed, startupmaximum1 - 5SlovakRepublicseed1 - 5SlovakRepublicstart up,developmentflexibile1- 4SlovakRepublicstart up,developmentMid-termhorizont2 - 5The seat andcore businessof thecompanymust be inSRTable no. 3 contains overview of suitable stages, investment period andgeographical eligibility within the individual venture capital funds existing in the Slovakrepublic. The most suitable financing area is start up financing area and investmentperiod is in the range 1 – 5 years. Geographical eligibility within the venture capitalfunds is all area of the Slovak republic with the exception of Regional Start-up Capitalfunds, INTEG Fund and Slovak Development Fund with geographical eligibility inselected regions of the Slovak Republic.The venture capital can be formal, i.e. venture capital funds come from institutionalinvestors or informal, i.e. venture capital funds come from companies and privatepersons 6 . Venture capital funds in the competence of the National Agency forDevelopment of Small and Medium Enterprises are not the only venture capital funds inthe Slovak republic. In addition to these funds, private funds as Slovak-AmericanEnterprise Fund – SAEF, VenCorp Slovakia and Genesis Capital there exist. Thesefunds also provide the venture capital investments for small and medium enterprises.Slovak-American Enterprise Fund (SAEF) is successor of the Czech and SlovakAmerican Enterprise Fund. These funds strengthen development of enterprises generallyin three main areas:6 SPIŠÁKOVÁ, E.: Rizikový kapitál - inovatívny finančný nástroj, Financial markets,journal for theory and practice of financial markets, 2010, Available online, [cited 2011-03-08]202
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5/54Zeszyty NaukoweSzko³y G³ówne
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RADA PROGRAMOWABogdan Klepacki (SGG
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Rizovová Beáta, Gašparíkov Vero
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Według średniego wariantu szacunk
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Kluczowa dla zrozumienia możliwoś
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Deklaracji w zakresie praw politycz
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ezpieczeństwa żywnościowego powi
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zbóż drastyczne wzrosły z dużym
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11. Międzynarodowy Pakt Praw Gospo
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Figure 1. Structure of sales area s
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Figure 3. Structure of retail sales
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etail sector is also particularly i
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• modernity - the introduction of
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time, place and form. Trade respons
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The retailer must sometimes very qu
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equipped with a pretty clear sign t
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them. Also, very often the wrong wa
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liquidated. Currently, fruit and ve
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5 (54) 2011Jarosław GołębiewskiZ
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nowe formy zawierania transakcji, o
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koszty połączeń internetowych or
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on ewoluować z poziomu taktycznego
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Rysunek 1. Model 3iUczciwość mark
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produkcji, system informacyjny, sys
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hiperkonkurencja, problemy środowi
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5 (54) 2011Ing. Katarína Kleinová
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Why is it important to have a good
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oles in international relations, tr
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Scheme 2 Do you think that the inha
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REFERENCES[1] GfK USA. 2011. The An
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potrzeba przetrwanie skutków globa
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Rysunek 2. Liczba zakładów ubezpi
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Wzrastający udział w rynku stanow
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W 2002 r. poprzez placówki bankowe
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Portugalii, czy Włoch, gdzie udzia
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companies from the Polish Financial
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The increase in advertising expendi
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memo ability ads an advertisement b
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the sales can be find out from the
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5 (54) 2011Ľubica Kubicová, Zdenk
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Graph 1: Consumption of Milk and Da
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Graph 3: Consumption of Yoghurt per
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On the basis of the income elastici
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Producers of Activia Sweet Strawber
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ConclusionWhen the new product come
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them in the best possible way with
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"The integration of business practi
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DJSI indexes belong to the world's
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space for staff training in this ar
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Policy to the community:11. Does yo
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SummarySocial responsibility and et
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prowadzi do zwiększenia bieżącej
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ozwijające się wskazują na wyst
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wykorzystanych w dalszej części o
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Tabl. 1. Wyniki oszacowania paramet
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8 16,4 83,6 24,1 75,910 22,1 77,9 2
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Z kolei, uwzględniając współczy
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Literatura1. Diamond P.: National d
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- przemysł spożywczy,- handel i d
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żywnościowego nie należy bowiem
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wpływ na swoje towary. Rolnik musi
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produktów i usług do konsumentów
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Specyfika marketingu w agrobiznesie
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maksymalizację zysku, na pragnieni
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dóbr i usług wybranym klientom w
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14. Pilarczyk B., Nestorowicz R., M
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Fibres from sunflower stems are use
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the incoming world economic crisis,
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Tab 4 Break-event points of sunflow
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5 (54) 2011Beáta Rizovová, Veroni
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CostsImportance ofmedia withincommu
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4 TABLE 3. TOP 10 ADVERTISERS AND T
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Own surveyFor processing the proble
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Following chart 3 give a review of
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Information about authorsIng. Veron
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