Vol. 2 No. 2 (2015): Studia Mundi – Economica

Cikkek

• Information systems: function of and evaluation in business

  László Bunkóczi, István Pető, Márta Zsuzsanna Pásztor, Attila Popovics

  3-17

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• Is the WTO over? Mega-regional/plurilateral free trade negotiations: perspectives of multilateralism in trade

  György Csáki

  18-35

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• The innovative warehouse activities of Gyermelyi Holding Plc. pasta factory

  Dóra Egressy, Kitti Lardos, Dávid Csáki, Georgina Rácz

  36-49

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• Rail as a natural monopoly and possibilities of its regulation

  Anna Forgács, Szabó Szabolcs

  50-60

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• Relation of the capital structure and profitability based on literature

  Péter Földi

  61-69

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• Logistical process analysis of a glass factory

  Zsolt Glózer, Mónika Pónusz

  70-77

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• The innovative EU – the future of Europe

  Gábor Keresztes

  78-85

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• Route planning optimization problem at a logistics company

  Kinga Lepsényi, Mónika Pónusz

  86-92

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• Managing the economic cash flow calculations

  Árpád Endre Kovács, Zsigmond Gábor Szalay, Éva Klárné Barta

  93-106

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• Using of lean tools in reverse logistics (leanverse logistics?)

  Makány Gábor

  107-112

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• Financing SMEs – prospects in Hungary

  Éva Mester, Róbert Tóth

  113-126

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• Application of lean methods in a life of a pharmaceutical company

  Szabó Orsolya

  127-135

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• CRM development in practice, customer relationship management innovation

  János Papp, Ede Lázár, Ágnes Brix

  136-148

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• The implementation of smart measurement from the viewpoint of the consumers

  Vivien Szunyog

  149-156

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• An examination of the opinion of urban and non-urban residents in the micro region of Gyöngyös

  Antónia Szűcs

  157-168

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• The value creating relation between e-commerce and e-logistics

  Istvan Torcsvary

  169-175

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• The reasons for increasing employment demand in the public sector in Turkey

  Abdulkerim Yavuzaslan

  176-185

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