U.S. and U.K. standards system : report of standards workshop /

"Electronic resource guide"--P. 36-40.

Verlagskatalog von Wilhelm Braumüller, k.u.k. hof- und universitätsbuchhändler in Wien.

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Verlags-katalog von Alfred Hölder, k.u.k. hof- und universitäts-buchhändler in Wien, 1852-1905.

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Die K.U.K. Hofburgkapelle und die K.K. geistliche Hofkapelle /

One folded leaf of plates inserted in pocket.

Geschichte des K.u.K. Mährischen Dragoner-regimentes Friedrich Franz IV. Groszherzog von Macklenburg-Schwerin, No. 6.

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Gedenkblatt zur Erinnerung an Seine k. u. k. Hoheit den durchlauchtigsten Herrn Erzherzog-Thronfolger Franz Ferdinand and Höchstseine Gemahlin /

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Verordnungsblatt für das k. u. k. Heer.

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Verordnungsblatt für das k. u. k. Heer.

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Aus den Briefen des Grafen Prokesch von Osten, K. u. K. österr. Botschafters und Feldzeugmeisters (1849-1855).

Edited by the author's son, Anton Graf Prokesch von Osten.

Pegas; Biri͡u︡k; Li͡e︡s i step.

Romanized.

Das Handels-museum. Mit den beilagen: "Monats-, quartals- und jahresberichte der K.u.K. öst.-ung. consular-ämter" ...

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Zweyhundert und fünfzig syntactische Aufgaben : eingetheilt nach den Regeln der Wortfügung in dem zweyten Theile der Anleitung zur lateinischen Sprache ; zum Gebrauche der studierenden Jugend in den k. u. k. Staaten

gesammelt von Leopold Chimani

Corporate governance and the timeliness of corporate internet reporting by U.K. listed companies

This study is an examination of the timeliness of corporate internet reporting by U.K. companies listed on the London Stock Exchange (LSE). The research examines the significance of several corporate governance and firm-specific characteristics as potential determinants of the timeliness of corporate internet reporting. Our primary analysis provides evidence of a significant association between timely corporate internet reporting and the corporate governance characteristics of board experience and board independence. Our findings provide evidence that boards with less cross directorships, more experience in terms of the average age of directors, and lower length in service for executive directors provide more timely corporate internet reporting.We find that board independence is negatively associated with timely corporate internet reporting. Follow-up analysis provides additional evidence of a significant association between the timeliness of corporate internet reporting and board experience. The evidence indicates that role duality and block ownership are associated with less timely corporate internet reporting. Our findings also reveal strengths and weaknesses in the Internet reporting of U.K. listed companies. Companies need to voluntarily focus on improving the timeliness dimension of their corporate internet reporting so that the EU and U.K. accounting regulators do not replace recommendations with regulations.

Inward investment and host country market structure:the case of the U.K.

Multinational enterprises are seen as vehicles for the international transfer of investment capital, protecting and increasing profits by transferring ownership advantages across national boundaries. As such, the argument often follows that foreign direct investment then exacerbates the monopoly problem in host countries, by increasing concentration and facilitating collusion. This paper however reveals the reverse, that inward investment into the U.K. acts to reduce concentration at the industry level, by increasing competitive pressures on domestic industry.

Optimal geographic diversification and firm performance:evidence from the U.K.

This paper examines the relationship between multinationality and firm performance. The analysis is based on a sample of over 400 UK multinationals, and encompasses both service sector and manufacturing sector multinationals. This paper confirms the non-linear relationship between performance and multinationality that is reported elsewhere in the literature, but offers further analysis of this relationship. Specifically, by correcting for endogeneity in the investment decision, and for shocks in productivity across countries, the paper demonstrates that the returns to multinationality are greater than those that have been reported elsewhere, and persist to higher degrees of international diversification.