(4) assessing enterprise finance, monitoring the operation status of enterprise finance

Fifth, large scale enterprises are running steadily, and the business conditions of small enterprises continue to improve.

Previously, these services were available only for business to business operations, mainly tour operators and travel agencies.

Other Indian SMEs with OFDI activities include footwear, food, transport equipment and pump manufacturers.

Article 62 An enterprise shall gradually create conditions to plan the resource of the enterprise as a whole, comprehensively integrate and regulate the financial and operation flow, and conduct integrated management and operation of the logistics, capital flow and information flow of the enterprise.

Enterprises with less than 21 workers are to be freed from the obligation to establish joint committees, since micro and small enterprises are unable to function effectively with structures of this kind.

Article 55 Coal mining enterprises, coal trading enterprises, transport enterprises and customers shall supply, transport, and accept and unload coal according to law, the relevant regulations of the State Council or the agreement in contracts.

Ms. Catherine Minard, Mouvement des Entreprises de France, Paris, France

Coordinating and supervising the Ministry of Industry and Minerals projects and following up the donor countries' commitment to Iraq in this field (2003 2004)

While the market and its development are essential for the operation of firms, the market alone will not be sufficient for the smooth operation of firms.

Incubators provide business support functions, including physical space and logistics, to ease the formation and running of new enterprises.

The act though reprehensible thus comes within the framework of the normal operation of the enterprise.

Transport enterprises shall put coal of different quality to be transported into different packages or stock piles.

These are already transforming the way in which many large and some small firms and national governments conduct their business.

International competitiveness among firms is in fact significantly influenced by the national environments in which firms operate.

The definition of an entrepreneur is a person who organizes, operates and assumes the risk of a business venture.

The first concerned acting on or condemning human rights abuses that occurred within the context of the operations of a particular business.

Based on a compilation Economic indicators of enterprises 2001 by the Statistical Office of Estonia, there were 753 active agricultural and hunting enterprises in Estonia in 2001, which was 50 enterprises fewer than in 2000.

Almost anybody who's looked at well run organizations has come to pretty much the same conclusion.

They disguise themselves as legal and illegal commercial enterprises that operate in various areas, such as tourism, entertainment, transport, fashion, culture, pornography industries and service agencies.

(d) Issue orders to a given establishment or part thereof to stop its activity if it is unable to eliminate infringements immediately

If there are several unions based on an enterprise, on an industry, or both, competing in the same enterprise, the collective agreement shall be concluded with the union with the greatest number of members in the enterprise

Indicators providing information on availability of transport operators and intermediary services include number and types of transport operators, whether they are private or government, presence of international operators, size of operators, number and type of intermediary services, etc.

While SMEs in the software sector are less export oriented in their OFDI activities, compared with larger ones, they are relatively more export oriented in the manufacturing sector.

The Business of Business is More Than Business

Major outward investors include Lukoil, Gazprom, Novoship, Norilsk Nickel, Primorsk Shipping Corporation and the Far East Shipping Company.

With respect to the types of enterprises, one may distinguish between informal sector enterprises, essentially microenterprises, and enterprises in the formal sector, which include some microenterprises, SMEs and large firms.

It's the result of very sustained and prolonged political activism that you get the right regulations, and that you get the right corporate behavior.

(1) if he she gains the stock equity of the enterprise, he she shall take part in the profit distribution in common with other investors and

In particular, how can indigenous food processing be developed into viable exports?

More recently, the emergence of stock markets and broad scale privatization of public enterprises have led to new forms of enterprise growth through equity and acquisitions.

Distribution services encompass a number of different activities related to bringing together producers and consumers, dealing both with business to business transactions and transactions between business and the final consumer.

Sensitizing and informing employers and enterprises

Article 1 With a view to strengthening the financial management of enterprises, regulating the financial behaviors of the enterprises, protecting the legitimate rights and interests of the enterprises and related parties and boosting the establishment of modern enterprise system, the present General Rules are formulated under the provisions of the related laws and administrative regulations.

A well functioning market helped to create an enabling business environment for the development of small and medium sized enterprises.

Finally, the programme runs a very efficient and cost effective small and microenterprise training programme in the Gaza Strip, which contributes to the promotion of entrepreneurship and the improvement of business skills in the local enterprise community.

The range of business services to which SMEs need access reflects the fact that SMEs must rely on external resources for services which larger firms can provide in house.

In 1994, there were 2,188 registered businesses in the Territory, a drop of 3.8 per cent from 1993, of which retail trade accounted for 874, wholesale trade for 281, service establishments for 480 and transportation for 356 businesses.

Innovative strategies, policies and cooperative behaviour of enterprises so far mainly in the developed countries have created opportunities and challenges for the enterprise sector.

Financial, transport and manufacturing firms were the three major investors from Singapore. They accounted for 86 per cent of Singapore's OFDI at year end 2002.

Mr. Toru Ueno, Principal Administrator, OECD Centre for Entrepreneurship, SMEs and Local Development (CFE), Small and Medium sized Enterprise (SME) and Entrepreneurship Division, OECD

Due to an alleged failure from ENTEL to comply with the contract terms, the company filed an administrative claim against ENTEL in 1987, which was dismissed in May 1988.

This act enacted administrative penalties for physical legal and persons, entrepreneurs in cases of illegal transport of goods outside border posts.

Many such firms were family firms, which found it difficult to develop an entrepreneurial outlook.

(11)The equity instruments as issued by an enterprise shall be subject to the Accounting Standards for Enterprises No.