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Internet and digitalization: impacts on property management process of private individuals in France
(Dublin Business School, 2018)The aim of this paper is to investigate French female teenagers’ online self-presentation opportunities for clothing brand strategy. The problem statement relies on understanding to what extent clothing brands strategies ... -
A study on transformations undertaken by small active asset managers in regards of the development of exchange-traded funds
(Dublin Business School, 2018)This document studies the transformations undertaken by small active asset management companies in regard to the development of Exchange-Traded Funds and passive asset management. So far, very little academic research has ... -
How the political instability has affected the Brazilian banking system in terms of student loans?
(Dublin Business School, 2018)Brazil is currently passing through a unique moment in its history. A mass corruption scheme has been under investigation over the last three years and it has made many politicians be convicted and go to jail. Accordingly, ... -
An analysis of the potential impact of Brexit on the Irish life science industry
(Dublin Business School, 2018)The Irish life Science sector plays a significant role in the Irish Economy, positioning the country as the largest exporter of Life Science products into the European Union. The geographic position and strong relationship ... -
Blockchain: impact of fin-tech on professional services- audit function
(Dublin Business School, 2018)Technological advancement is really no news. The relationship between the financial industry and the rest of the economy has remained a complex one, however this relationship with technology is simply a long standing and ...
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