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Maraktwerking in Europese Havens De bijdrage van Port Package III aan een level playing field voor havendiensten in TEN-T core ports gelet op de verschillen tussen Hanzehavens en Latijnse havens Bachelor Thesis

Volkers, M.

July 2015
De tijd is aangebroken om human capital als actief op de balans op te nemen Een onderzoek naar de mogelijkheid om human capital op de balans van een onde Bachelor Thesis

Kruta, M.

July 2015
Op welke wijze kan de hoge leegstand van kantoren in Nederland worden opgelost? Bachelor Thesis

Riane, E.

July 2015
Gerrymandering, incumbents and their vote share in the United States of America Bachelor Thesis

Hallink, K.

July 2015
The Effect of Firm Size on Gender Wage Discrimination in the Netherlands Bachelor Thesis

Engels, S.I.

July 2015
An analysis of the incentives of entrepreneurs for engaging in business conference visits. Bachelor Thesis

Odekerken, M.

July 2015
THE RELATIONSHIP OF ENTREPRENEURSHIP AND SMALL AND MEDIUM-SIZED ENTERPRISES (SMES) WITH COMPLEMENTARY CURRENCIES This paper investigates the relationship of entrepreneurship and Small and Medium-sized Enterprises (SMEs) with complementary currencies (CCs). CCs exist besides the national currency, mostly locally, and aim to enhance the business network, increase turnover and transactions and strengthen the local community. Due to this impact that a change in CCs could potentially have on the success or failure of businesses, a time-series analysis for the years 1989 until 2014 in Germany is performed, finding that a larger amount of complementary currencies might reduce business bankruptcies. The second part of the paper looks whether countries with a higher activity of SMEs and entrepreneurs are also more likely to implement such currency systems since both SMEs and entrepreneurs are supposed to benefit from the establishment of CCs. In a cross-section analysis of 42 countries, no significant impact of the SME and entrepreneurial activity on the amount of CCs within a country was found. This paper was limited to a relatively small size of observations. The findings of this paper imply that there might be a positive impact of CCs with regard to reducing business failures. However, countries with a larger SME and entrepreneurship activity do not seem to engage in more CCs. This raises the question whether the benefits of CCs are clear to businesses it aims to promote. Bachelor Thesis

Schanderl, S.

July 2015
Prestatie van het spoornetwerk in Nederland Bachelor Thesis

Veldman, A.

July 2015

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