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EntregaComercializaciónValidez•
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Cada una de estas inversiones permi
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f) El proyecto ha de especificar un
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c) Riesgo de mercado por un precio
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Por otra parte, los riesgos se pued
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El número de partícipes en el pro
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Con la venta de futuros sobre las u
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ii. Pool. Estos Fondos de Carbono i
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de efecto invernadero y, si se pres
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venta de las unidades de carbono pr
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para las unidades de larga duració
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desviaciones pueden ser temporales,
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Olsen, K.O. (2007): The Clean Devel
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ABSTRACTThe verdict on the impact o
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Appendix 3- Codex, US and EU MRLs f
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consensually accepted HACCP as the
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3. THEORETICAL FOUNDATIONS- FOOD SA
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as Guyana are plagued by administra
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Figure 2 Effect of SPSMs on demand
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larger purchasing capacity, and hen
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free trade arrangement can have eit
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Regular inspection of foreign proce
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2.5 Certification and Inspection Re
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Nevertheless, implementing conformi
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Figure 3- US annual per capita cons
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wds.worldbank.org/external/default/
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Oyejide, T.A, Ogunkola, E.O, & Bank
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2,4-D 1Simazine 12Diquat 0.1Glyphos
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Source of information:EC Directives
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AbstractThis paper presents the fin
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This paper addresses some of the is
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help to shape the various elements
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Jamaican environment. The main ques
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economies are highly integrated int
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Overall Quality of Infrastructure -
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Demand ConditionsDemand conditions
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Local supplier quality- Survey Data
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E-business Readiness- ScoreSource:
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Procedures required for starting a
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Productivity -Services: annual % gr
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Discussion and Concluding RemarksTh
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and offering more grants to lower i
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ReferencesArmstrong, H.W. & Read, R
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Factores que Influyen en el Consumi
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explicaciones y continuar aprendien
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especta a los países de América y
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Puerto RicoPuerto Rico es una isla
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La Piratería, La Cultura y La Teor
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MetodologíaA través de un estudio
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En lo que respecta a la condición
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Cómo AdquiereGrabacionesOriginales
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Tabla 7. Correlación SpearmanCompr
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En la Tabla 10 se pueden ver los de
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los puertorriqueños no lo hacen po
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ReferenciasAssenova, V. 2007. “De
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COMPETITIVIDAD YOPORTUNIDADES DE NE
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ESTUDIO CUBA PREmail: gegonza@coqui
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ESTUDIO CUBA PRutilizar mayoritaria
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ESTUDIO CUBA PRSistema VialCuba cue
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ESTUDIO CUBA PRCienfuegos Jaime Gon
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ESTUDIO CUBA PR2008. Hay planes de
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ESTUDIO CUBA PRinsuficiente para lo
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ESTUDIO CUBA PRUna de las consecuen
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ESTUDIO CUBA PRCuba. Es decir, la b
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ESTUDIO CUBA PRLa mayoría de las i
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ESTUDIO CUBA PRproducción a gran e
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ESTUDIO CUBA PRNo descartamos que e
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ESTUDIO CUBA PRManufacturaDesde 199
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ESTUDIO CUBA PRtratamientos de resi
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ESTUDIO CUBA PRIndustria azucarera
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ESTUDIO CUBA PRUn área de oportuni
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ESTUDIO CUBA PRTelevisores a color
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ESTUDIO CUBA PRcon un enorme ejérc
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ESTUDIO CUBA PREntre las principale
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ESTUDIO CUBA PR1. Servicios a la Co
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ESTUDIO CUBA PRVaradero, los polos
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ESTUDIO CUBA PRLas debilidades prin
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ESTUDIO CUBA PR1. Rutas y destinos
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ESTUDIO CUBA PRinexistencia de serv
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ESTUDIO CUBA PR2. El estudio pudo d
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ESTUDIO CUBA PRFUENTES CONSULTADASA
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PERFIL DEL EGRESADO DE LOS PROGRAMA
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3convierten en el contexto fundamen
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5planes de estudio que a la vez fac
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7En resumen, aunque se ha dedicado
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9Figura 1: Cuatro Pilares de la Edu
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1122 años y llevan unos tres años
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13comunitarios y sociales. Además,
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15situaciones a la vez lo cual es v
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17premisas presentadas en el cuesti
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19Tabla 5: Cultura - Factor 4Saber
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21La premisa menos importante sobre
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23Tabla 8: Concentración - Factor
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25Tabla 10: Conocimiento Concreto,
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27lado limitada al idioma materno y
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29espacio (sin molestar a nadie) y
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31No obstante, no basta con adaptar
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The Tragedy of Best EffortsRichard
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picture of individual contribution
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all, everyone's eyes were on the pr
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of performance. Like Ellie, Barbara
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extrinsic motivators - and he reali
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Helen had always liked George. Stil
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had gone from bad to worse. Frank h
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Don did worse than the month before
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The report could not have been more
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Helen able to turn it around? Shoul
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Revealing VariationDr. Shewhart, st
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We can see that all data points fal
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Actions and EffectsAn understanding
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(Methods), the machine (Machines),
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or Deming), but they were visible i
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ReferencesBarker, Joel A. 1985, Dis
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Introduction:With intensified globa
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scientists started reporting eviden
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Table 1: Importance of competitive
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Figure 2c: Distribution of the GMRG
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Table 4: Demographics of high, midd
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What is readily seen is that high p
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higher standards than other perform
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Discussion and conclusion:Due to ch
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References:Acur N., Gertsen F., Sun
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Noble, M. A. (1997), “Manufacturi
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El Efecto del País de Origen en la
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sus productos en la demanda de los
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países de este estudio, por lo que
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Yagci (2001), indicó que cuando el
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Zimmern (1923) concuerda que en el
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los estadounidenses han aumentado d
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existen diferencias en la actitud h
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(1995), Netemeyer, Durvasula y Lich
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Se realizó un análisis de regresi
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participación o baja relevancia pa
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ReferenciasAgbonifoh, B. & U Elimim
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Ibañez, J.A. and Montoro, F.J. (19
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Shaefer, A. (1997), Consumer Knowle
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Tabla 2Análisis de Varianza del Ef
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Title:Education as strategy for glo
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entrepreneurial education that migh
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study endeavors to identify the uni
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large, that drive it (Acs, Armingto
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launch new firms. Our study endeavo
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SampleFifteen organizational leader
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describe a successful entrepreneuri
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Our data yielded three major findin
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small interest groups. Most entrepr
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ConclusionsHorizontal and vertical
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our study suggests that formal educ
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Collins, S. M., Bosworth, B. P., &
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Spencer, J. (2008). The Impact of M
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RISK ASSESSMENT OF ENVIRONMENTALCLE
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pero sin la aprobación internacion
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Por tanto, la implantación de un s
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iesgos bien conocidos por las asegu
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En este protocolo, una vez realizad
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COMUNICACIÓN Y CONSULTASEGIMIENTO
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En cambio, como ya se ha indicado,
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Casi el 60% de los Certificados de
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FIGURA 6. APLICACIÓN SECTORIALDE L
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ejemplo las sustancias peligrosas e
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FIGURA 8. NIVELES DE RIESGO EN FUNC
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menor o mediano y dentro de una act
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ecuperar la inversión inicial. Por
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Malaval 1999, Développement Durabl
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Legislación/ España: Real Decreto
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I. ResumenEste trabajo presenta los
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instituciones relacionadas o de apo
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fuesen la materia prima para el mis
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para cada industria clasificada ya
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manufactura han sido las más promi
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Años TEP Industrias competitivas*1
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componentes electrónicos para uso
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Fuente: Investigación realizada po
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investigaciones previas Vega (2004)
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sus puertas, con el apoyo del gobie
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Unidos y al Caribe, en especial a l
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Durante los años ‟90, Puerto Ric
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pacientes en estado crítico, le di
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psicólogos sociales, maestros o de
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otros nuevos e innovadores; además
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Lattimer R. (2008). American Societ
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T r ack: International Law, Marketi
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Are Domestic and International Food
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Research ObjectivesT here are three
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F r anch is ors that have been in b
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decisions a nteceded le gis lative
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s ame is e xpected f or older f ran
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Comparative AdvertisingU nder the h
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of o ve r 300, and an USA a udience
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Data Analysis and ResultsT he data
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V a r i a b l eC h o i c e o fL a w
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U.S.-based vs. non U.S.-based franc
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H 5 B C h i - S q = 0 . 6 3 7 , D F
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Bibliographic Sources16 CFR Part 43
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Powe r, J . 2008. F r anch is e Re
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Cultural Impact on Management Style
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Cultural Impact on Management Style
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Cultural Impact on Management Style
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Cultural Impact on Management Style
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Cultural Impact on Management Style
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Cultural Impact on Management Style
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Cultural Impact on Management Style
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Cultural Impact on Management Style
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Cultural Impact on Management Style
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Cultural Impact on Management Style
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Cultural Impact on Management Style
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Cultural Impact on Management Style
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Cultural Impact on Management Style
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A VIRGIN ISLANDS’ PERSPECTIVE OF
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Europe, there was a call for region
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Eight Heads of Government Conferenc
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CRNM sub-office [7] . The CRNM also
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mid-October, 2008 [10] . As it rela
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permit an unlimited number of possi
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throughout the negotiating process.
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Caribbean. It is intended that such
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the benefits that can be brought fo
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DESEMPEŇO DE LAS EXPORTACIONES DEC
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económicos comienzan a atender el
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pero hecho de tela no producida en
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y ropa, muchos de ellos en fábrica
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SAA 62 estudiándolo independientem
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mencionados anteriormente, han apor
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2009 un 8.66% en el 2009. Su crecim
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Lejano Oriente en el SAA 61, pero s
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elevancia y que conllevan a un aná
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Republica Dominicana con los EEUU,
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teniendo ventajas debido a que la d
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BibliografíaApparel News.net (13 d
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Jenkins, Rhys, Enrique Dussel Peter
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Apéndice:Tabla # 2RELACIÓN DE LOS
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Evaluation of Government Programs t
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ObjectivesAs a response to the prev
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experience in the jobs in the publi
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than becoming easier is more compli
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After finishing this seminar recipi
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Meanwhile the Chinese government, s
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sufficiency (Bennet, 2008). The gov
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population of firms in the study is
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Table 3..Table 4 below describes th
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Graph 2.Table 6.Summarizing, grant
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Evaluating the pre-requisite course
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economic growth, will ensure that l
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Freeman, John, Hannan and Freeman (
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a) Better Scope of your business an
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e) Marketing (Promotion and Adverti
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Quest conference, UPR 2EL NEGOCIO D
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Quest conference, UPR 45. F in alme
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Quest conference, UPR 6parte, algun
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Quest conference, UPR 10Que lo s re
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Quest conference, UPR 12T abla 3: p
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Quest conference, UPR 14Encuesta 1:
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Quest conference, UPR 16c omplement
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Universidad de Puerto RicoRecinto d
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La Espiritualidad En El Lugar De Tr
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trabajo sin proselitismo religioso.
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tiempo sin espíritu y sin alma. Af
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El artículo de Sheep (2004) presen
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semejanzas y diferencias entre ambo
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Tabla 1 Información DemográficaCa
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3. Dogma y doctrina - Dogma sujeta
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4. Ejercicio de fe religiosa - Pare
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Procesos Recomendados Para Que Las
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espeto a la disidencia. Utilizar pa
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Aplicación De La Espiritualidad En
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la trascendencia de sus actos. Les
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han visto forzados; un 19% (10/52)
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frecuentemente temas de espirituali
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La espiritualidad es ese sentimient
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Grossman, R. J. 2008. “Religion a
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1EL RAZONAMIENTO BIOETICO Y LA ORIE
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3La bioética comenzó estudiando l
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54. Calcular índices de razonamien
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7informado es la máxima expresión
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9ser considerados como grupos de in
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11En el ámbito de los negocios, es
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13en la que los participantes expre
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15Tabla I - Dimensiones Teóricas d
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17a la eficiencia una connotación
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19Índices de Orientación hacia ca
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21refleja cierta duda en los partic
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23ganancias un acuerdo moderadament
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25una empresa como exitosa y como s
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27todas las leyes y auto imponerse
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29grupos internos y casi un 25% má
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31Los estudiantes subgraduados perc
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33claras. Por lo tanto, el único o
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Carroll, A. B.: 1979, “A Three-Di
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Corporate Social Responsibility (CS
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IntroductionCorporate social respon
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due to instances such as Enron, Art
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Guidance Standard on Social Respons
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Table 3: Classification Scale1 to 5
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cash or in kind towards NGOs. The l
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This can also be due to corporate d
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presented to the International Fina
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What is different?The company repor
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when an organization dedicates itse
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KPMG International (2008). KPMG Int
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Destrezas de Importancia en el Mane
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Perry (1996) indica que en los pasa
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Basado en los retos que enfrenta la
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intervalo de confianza de 5% (Rea y
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importancia, se decidió utilizar e
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Segunda HipótesisPara retar la seg
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Debido a que los resultados de la i
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estudio del Rodríguez (2005), mien
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Mediana de destrezasDestreza0-4 añ
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misma si el valor de p es menor a 0
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Tabla 5Comparación de destrezas de
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manejo de proyectos estratégicos e
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ConclusiónEste estudio contribuye
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REFERENCIASAlameda, J. (2006). Las
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1Track: Corporate Social Responsibi
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3Theoretical Foundation of the Prob
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52. Comparability - Information is
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7structure (McPeak & Tooley 2008).
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9Research ObjectivesThe main object
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11whereis the model sum of squares
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13Total debt to equity = (Long-term
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15The results for models with each
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17Bibliographical ReferencesA Note
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19Table 1Appendix ADescriptive Stat
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21Table 3Effect of Adherence to Glo
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23Table 5Effect of Adherence to Glo
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25multicollinearity in the original
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27Table 10Effect of Adherence to Gl
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29Figure 3. Residuals for Return on
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AbstractThis study verifies if acco
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Section IV presents the sample sele
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corporate balance sheets and finds
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sheets. Pensions are integrated as
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end of fiscal year when the pension
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SamplesTwo sets of portfolios are f
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sample period. For 2005, another ag
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Table 2Descriptive StatisticsPensio
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V. Tests ResultsRisk-Adjusted Retur
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Table 5Time-Series Regressions Resu
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Table 7Three Factor ModelPension Pl
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Hedge Portfolio Tests ResultsTo exa
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Table 10FR Portfolios Characteristi
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Portfolio CharacteristicsTo describ
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identified inefficiencies may resul
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AN ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT PARADOX:THE
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TABLE OF CONTENTSAbstract .........
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management that sought to explain h
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LITERATURE REVIEWAlthough extensive
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institutional development dynamics.
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social network model has been viewe
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The research was conducted in North
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TABLE 2:Thematic CodesThematic Code
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the “overdependence” on externa
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official indicated that this proble
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The director of a federal (US) spon
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sustaining a vibrant entrepreneuria
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productivity, greater innovation an
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An officer of a national (i.e., US)
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that the emergent bioscience cluste
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The social-network model argues tha
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supporting regional economic develo
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REFERENCESAlavi, M., & Leidner, D.
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European Union Commission. 2008. Th
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Nonaka, I. 1994. A dynamic theory o
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CHALLENGES TO AGRICULTURAL DIVERSIF
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TABLE OF CONTENTSABSTRACT .........
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1. INTRODUCTIONThe current context
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2. RESEARCH OBJECTIVESThe aim of th
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The absolute cost element of Standa
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3. Trade creation 3. Technology dif
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estimated coefficient as the elasti
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Where: Std i Tol i is the tolerance
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only for the US model is the string
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Additionally, in contrast to the US
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The results of the Per capita GDP v
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5.1.2 Impact of SPSMs on Exports of
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Figure 5- Exports of F&V to the US,
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standards that have a negative impa
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Evenett, S. J, & Keller, W, 1998,
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Development Department World Bank,
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Union Report,‟ Global Agriculture
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University of Puerto RicoMayagüez
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AbstractArt is an abstract concept
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ObjectivesThe research principal ob
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Advertising and PromotionIt is trou
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In general, legal systems shape the
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Puerto Rico’s Culture: An overvie
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artisan fairs, also carving the sai
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dedicated to the promotion of conte
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Marketing art doesn’t restrict ar
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Now more than ever there are tools
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American Marketing Association. vie
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IMPACTO DE FACEBOOK Y OTRAS REDES D
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Es importante considerar que estas
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sociales puede beneficiar a la empr
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Ley 100 del 30 de junio de 1969 9(D
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La Constitución del Estado Libre A
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existen variados controles para pri
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contenidos.” 19 También esta el
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casos y puede ser tomado en contra
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1) Piense bien quien quieres que se
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ReferenciasAnderson, Mark M., The I