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  • Trade has played a crucial role in economic growth and enhancing Vietnam’s global competitiveness through diversifying the supply source and expanding consumer markets. However, recently, Vietnam’s import-export structure has shown signs of instability and dependence on external factors. Therefore, it is necessary to reassess the current trade situation in Vietnam.

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  • Broilers are continuously stressed because of the rapid growth rate and the environmental issues associated with industrialized poultry production systems, which lead to higher susceptibility for infection with pathogens. It is well known that vitamin E (Vit. E) and selenium (Se) supplementation have protective functions in such stressful conditions.

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  • The economic development of a nation or a region is generally determined by the level of its industrial growth. Punjab which has been doing remarkably well in the field of agriculture also shifted its way towards industrialization through coordinated development of Small, Medium and Large scale industries.

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  • The article assesses the achievements of sustainable development by EU countries within the conditions of Industry 4.0. It has been determined that the concept of sustainable development achievement is integrated into the development of the technological sector. Achievements of sustainable development do not outpace the rapid development of Industry 4.0. More technologically advanced countries provide higher level of economic growth and prosperity.

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  • The aim of study was development of industrially and agriculturally important bacterial strains which produces antimicrobial protease. It is a kind of study that tends to contribute the potential Pseudomonas strains that may be helpful as plant growth promoting, biocontrol agent and may be used for the production of antimicrobial protease at industrial level. In the present study we have tried to isolate the fluorescent Pseudomonas sp. from three medicinal plants i.e., Achyranthus aspera, Elaegnus umbellate and Heracleum candicans. Three strains were isolated i.e.

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  • The authors wanted to find out how recent financial crisis influenced performance of Croatian banks measured with ROA, ROE, NIM and Tobin's Q. Having this aim in mind, we have used many bank-specific, industry-specific or structural variables and macroeconomic variables. The analysis refers to 2007-2015 period. The research is conducted using static panel model on a balanced sample of Croatian banks listed on Zagreb Stock Exchange. The results of the analysis show that crisis dummy variable significantly influences performance but its direction is not uniform.

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  • The aim of this research is the production of pectin from orange peel by using Trichosporon penicillatum. Now-a-days, Pectin production has a market potential value on the basis of the growth prospectus of its users industries. Citrus peel of various origins contains 20-50% pectin on the dry matter basis. But, specifically orange peel contain the white spongy albedo in major content which contain 80-90% an appreciable amount of pectin without macerating the peel by using microbial method.

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  • Local government needs to decide to use its resources and assets in an innovative way, and provide sufficient stability and a level playing field to give business the confidence to invest in a place. From now on, city leaders must establish the market rules within which decisions are made. It is up to them to set long-term priorities. A population enjoying improved health and well-being offers a more attractive workforce for business and industry. A city that supports sustainability will also support innovation.

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  • And what effect do these industrial shifts have on the employability of city residents? The transformation has favored a more educated labor force over blue-collar or entry- level workers, and it has been most pronounced in the Northeast and Midwest, which house the greatest concentration of minority groups (Moss and Tilly, 1991; Kasarda, 1985, 1989, 1990).

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  • New Zealand’s economy-wide labour productivity level (GDP per hour worked) is below the OECD mean. New Zealand’s labour productivity growth rate was also below the OECD mean, but similar to Australia’s from the 1980s until the onset of the global fi nancial crisis. New Zealand and Australian statistical agencies report labour productivity across a narrower set of industries called the ‘measured sector’ of the economy. Under this narrower but more accurate measure, New Zealand’s average labour productivity growth has been a little higher than that of Australia’s since 1988.

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  • There is one reported proposed entry – of Schroder Investment Management through the acquisition of a significant minority stake in an existing AMCor trust company and also one reported proposed exit, viz. Fidelity This growth serves to demonstrate that, at a fundamental level, there are many significant global and local players that consider the Indian mutual fund industry to be attractive. It is necessary to understand the mix of investors, distributors, types and number of schemes as factors that contribute to a sustainable and profitable operating model.

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  • The average cost to bring to market a so-called block-buster drug is currently estimated at $895 million (EFPIA, 2002). Obviously firms who spend that kind of money need to recoup their costs. Furthermore industry analysts point out that Big Pharma under pressure. It needs to expand sales of blockbuster drugs since there are fewer drugs in pipeline. In order to sustain current levels of growth, firms would need to introduce one new product each year that would sell $4.9 million for each 1 to 1.5 per cent it has of the world pharmaceutical market. “A company the size of the...

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  • There were around 20 million enterprises in the non-financial business economy across the EU-27 in 2005; of these enterprises 99.8% were SMEs, the majority of which were micro enterprises. It is recognised that an SME-friendly business environment (e.g. in the Small Business Act), both at Community level and in the Member States, is crucial for growth and jobs in Europe. In some key industries, such as textiles, wood products, metal products, publishing, construction and furniture-making, they account for more than 70% of all jobs.

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  • In countries such as India, Indonesia, Mexico, and China, the popu- lation growth rate is very high. The governments in these countries are concerned about their ability to feed and care for an ever-increasing pop- ulation. China has given the most attention to family planning. In 1970, China began an official “one child–one family” policy. In each commu- nity in China, government agencies work with couples to reach this goal. The rate of population growth has declined in China, but other social problems are developing.

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  • To inform the development of Ministers’ High Level Output Specification (HLOS), and to provide support to the wider industry and its supply chain going forward, ATOC has been working with partners to develop a high- level rolling stock strategy. This approach has been welcomed and supported in the recent Command Paper as an important mechanism to support the delivery of improved value for money throughout the rail sector.

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  • Among funds, there are substantial differences in risk-return profiles, investment horizons, asset allocation, eligible instruments, risk tolerances, and constraints. 19 Because each fund is different and has varying goals and objectives, it is difficult to generalize about the investment strategies of SWFs as a class. For example, an oil-exporting economy may initially establish a SWF for stabilization purposes.

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  • Raw materials mark the beginning of a value-added chain. In times of increasing globalization their availability is a precondition for prosperity, productivity and development of a country’s economy. Raw materials have always been needed for many purposes. Global demand had its origin in the Bronze and Iron Ages and increased exponentially during the Industrial Revolution in the 19th Century. Worldwide demand for raw materials rapidly increased in the 20th Century, caused by the explosive growth of the world population and global economic productivity.

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