Globalization and firm competitiveness in the Middle East and North Africa Region / edited by Samiha Fawzy.
Tipo de material: TextoDetalles de publicación: Washington, D.C. : World Bank, 2002Descripción: xviii, 278 p. : ilISBN:- 0821349899
- 338.6048
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Libro | Biblioteca Manuel Belgrano | 338.6048 M 47702 (Navegar estantería(Abre debajo)) | Enlace al recurso | Disponible | 47702 |
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1. Overview / Samiha Fawzy -- Pt. 1: Global rules for business: 2. Challenges to firm competitiveness and opportunities for success / Dorsati Madani and John Page -- 3. Global competition and the peripheral player: a promising future / TaeÌb Hafsi -- Pt. 2: The business environment in the MENA region: 4. The regional business environment in the global context / Andrew H. Stone -- 5. Dispute resolution and firms' competitiveness in the MENA region / Jeffrey B. Nugent -- Pt. 3: Corporate governance: implications for the MENA region: 6. Corporate governance: a framework for implementation / Magdi R. Iskander and Nadereh Chamlou -- 7. Transparency between government and business / John D. Sullivan -- Pt. 4: Sectoral applications: 8. Strengthening small and medium enterprises for international competitiveness / Sanjay Lall -- 9. Support services and the competitiveness of small and medium enterprises in the MENA region / Antoine Mansour -- 10. Beyond credit - a taxonomy of small and medium - size enterprises and financing methods for Arab countries / Mahmoud A. El-Gamal, Nihal El-Megharbel, and Hulusi Inanoglu -- 11. The competitive position of the tourism industry in the MENA region / Sahar Tohamy
Globalization has increased competitive pressures on firms. Together with rapid technological change, it has altered the environment in which firms operate. While globalization offers unprecedented opportunities for firms to act successfully, it simultaneously heightens the risks for firms lagging behind. In an open and liberalized world, increasing firm competitiveness has become a major challenge. This book provides a thorough analysis of the competitiveness of firms in the Middle East and North Africa Region (MENA). It is organized into four parts which detail the different issues related to firm competitiveness from global rules for business, regional business environment, corporate governance, and the key economic sectors of small/medium size enterprises, and tourism. In addition, the book also addresses key issues for the future of the region including the real challenges facing firms ' operations and efficiency, the ability of MENA firms to compete in global markets, the impact of small, and medium size enterprises on the stimulation of growth, and the economic potential of the tourism sector.
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