Les pays émergents à la conquête des marchés mondiaux by Marie Coris, Alain Rallet

“…This debate underestimates the opposite phenomenon, namely the penetration of the markets in developed countries by global firms stemming from emerging countries. …”
Get full text

Specific Features of the Formation and Development of Mediation in Foreign Countries with Anglo-Saxon and Romano-Germanic Legal Systems by S. S. Myrza

“…The expediency of introducing international experience of developed countries in the training of mediators in Ukraine has been substantiated. …”
Get full text

Gestion des déchets dangereux et responsabilité sociale des firmes : le commerce illégal de déchets électriques et électroniques by Faouzi Bensebaa, Fabienne Boudier

“…Based on the analysis of the waste electrical and electronic equipments (WEEE), the research investigates the motivations for the illegal cross-border trade in hazardous wastes from developed countries to developing countries. Although many developed countries have implemented waste shipment regulations, they are passing the risks and costs of E-waste to developing countries. …”
Get full text

Public Administration in the Field of Using and Protecting Land Resources: International Experience and Ukrainian Realities by V. I. Teremetskyi, H. P. Shust

“…The purpose of the article is to determine the possibility and feasibility of introducing some elements of positive experience of management of developed countries into Ukraine in the field of use and protection of land resources. …”
Get full text

Pourquoi aider les pays en développement ? Conceptions de la justice dans l’aide à l’adaptation au changement climatique by Romain Weikmans, Edwin Zaccai

“…This article considers the moral grounds for financial transfers from developed countries to help developing countries adapt to the effects of climate change. …”
Get full text

A Criticism of the Kyoto Protocol with an Objective Approach by Z. Fuat Toprak, Sertaç Atabey

“…The Kyoto Protocol, established to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, one of the human-induced causes of climate change, imposes obligations on developed countries. In this study: 1) what obligations the articles of the Kyoto Protocol impose on the countries that are party to the protocol, 2) whether the articles of the protocol are impartial, equal, and fair in their obligations to the contracting countries and their binding, 3) how the economic support of developed countries to reduce emissions to developing countries can be evaluated in the context of the principle of equality/justice, 4) it has been discussed whether the non-bindingness of the countries those are not party to the protocol. …”
Get full text

A Case of Congenital Syphilis Presenting with Unusual Skin Eruptions by Alexander K. C. Leung, Kin Fon Leong, Joseph M. Lam

“…Once believed to be a rare disease in developed countries, recent data suggest that there is a surge in incidence of congenital syphilis in many developed countries. …”
Get full text

Analysis of Dynamic Relationship between Energy Consumption and Economic Growth Based on PVAR Model by Junyan Han

“…However, the contribution of total energy consumption in developed countries to economic growth is insufficient. …”
Get full text

An International Comparison of Women's Health Issues in the Philippines, Thailand, Malaysia, Canada, Hong Kong, and Singapore: The CIDA-SEAGEP Study by Bernard Choi

“…The objectives of the study were to identify and compare current gaps in surveillance, research, and programs and policies, and to predict trends of women''s health issues in developing countries based on the experience of developed countries. …”
Get full text

OUTSOURCING IN RETAIL by Radojko Lukić

“…This is especially true for retailers in developing and transition countries, as it is the case, for example, with Serbia, where the use of outsourcing is at a very low level compared to developed countries. In the future, because of its economic importance, outsourcing will certainly be more applied in the retail sector of respective countries, with the expectation of a growing trend at approximately the same level as it is in developed countries in Europe and America. …”
Get full text

Sexual Transmission of Hepatitis B virus: Epidemiological Considerations and Implications for Control with Vaccine by Franklyn N Judson

“…In homosexual men of developed countries, fear of AIDS has led to dramatic reductions in high risk sexual behaviour and hence in the incidence of hepatitis B virus infection. …”
Get full text

OUTSOURCING IN RETAIL by Radojko Lukić

“…This is especially true for retailers in developing and transition countries, as it is the case, for example, with Serbia, where the use of outsourcing is at a very low level compared to developed countries. In the future, because of its economic importance, outsourcing will certainly be more applied in the retail sector of respective countries, with the expectation of a growing trend at approximately the same level as it is in developed countries in Europe and America. …”
Get full text

A Review of Healthcare Challenges in the UK and the US: Medical Errors, Aging, Private Healthcare and Governance by John S. Bolwell

“…Deaths and serious injuries caused by medical errors continue to beset the healthcare systems of all developed countries. Most are due to failures in the processes of care exacerbated by poor communication between healthcare providers and with patients, particularly the elderly with varying degrees of cognitive impairment. …”
Get full text

Scientific discussion on the essence of state financial regulation of socio-economic inequality in modern conditions by M. L. Dorofeev

“…Regulators should pay particular attention to the top 10 % of the population, for whom there are now many opportunities for tax optimisation and avoidance, with the result that even theoretically effective progressive tax systems do not work properly in practice. Developed countries should promote international tax cooperation to solve this problem, and developing countries should focus on improving their progressive tax systems.…”
Get full text

Effects of Productivity, R&D and Income Inequality on Economic Growth: An Empirical Estimation Using Panel Data by Hakan Yıldırım, Hakan Aydoğan

“…Purpose: The purpose of this paper is to empirically consider the effects of Total Factor Productivity (TFP), R&D, and income inequality on economic growth using panel data covering a broad range of developing and developed countries.Methodology: Panel data on relevant variables observed between 1998 and 2018 for 29 countries were analyzed. …”
Get full text

Green finance in the United States of America, United Kingdom and Russian Federation: practice analysis by T. A. Gorbacheva, K. G. Bunevich

“…It is revealed that foreign developed countries are actively improving legislation and introducing mechanisms of green financing. …”
Get full text

MODERN APPROACHES TO MORTGAGE LENDING IN FOREIGN ECONOMIC PRACTICE by R. Khusikhanov

“…In the article the comparative characteristic of models of mortgage lending in the developed countries is carried out. Advantages and shortcomings of these models are marked out. …”
Get full text

ASSESSMENT OF FOREIGN EXPERIENCE OF STIMULATION OF INNOVATIVE ACTIVITY OF SUBJECTS OF BUSINESS by A. Kirillov

“…Possibilities of the developed countries on the state support of small innovative business are estimated.…”
Get full text

Disease burden comparison and associated risk factors of early- and late-onset neonatal sepsis in China and the USA, 1990–2019 by Chengyue Zhang, Lianfang Yu, Xiaoming Pan, Yuwei Lu, Kaiyu Pan

“…Conclusions The aim of the Chinese public health policy should be to control risk factors, learning from the advanced health policy planning and perinatal management experiences of developed countries.…”
Get full text

Prevalence of Atopic Dermatitis Among Children Under 19 in an East-Hungarian Agricultural County by Agnes Kuhnyar, Katalin Egyud, Imre Szabo, Janos Hunyadi, Lajos Kosa

“…The prevalence of atopic dermatitis has significantly increased in developed countries during the past several decades. Surveys performed in Hungary also show a growing number of atopic dermatitis (AD) cases, although, a carefully designed case-controlled studies have not been performed. …”
Get full text