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Hans-Jörg Weiß - Entscheidungsorientiertes Costing in liberalisierten Netzindustrien

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Entscheidungsorientiertes Costing in liberalisierten Netzindustrien

Series: Freiburger Studien zur Netzökonomie

Volume 16 2009

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Literaturverzeichnis S. 185-205

„… ), Regulatory Structure and Risk and Infrastructure Firms: An International Comparison, Policy Research Working …” „… Chartered Accountants of Scotland. Becker, Gary S. (1983), "A Theory of Competition Among Pressure Groups …” „… and Competition Policy in the Electricity Market: Economic Analysis and German Experience, Nomos …”

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Stefan Rinke, Kay Schiller - The FIFA World Cup 1930 – 2010

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The FIFA World Cup 1930 – 2010

2014

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Ángel Bahamonde Magro The 1982 World Cup. Ambitions of the New Democratic Spain S. 259-276

„… development of the competition; on the other, there was the expenditure for all types of infrastructure and …” „… would involve creating basic infrastructure, particularly in two strategic key areas: the information …” „… the 1982 World Cup was therefore the renovation of the infrastructure for football as a spectacle in …”

Albrecht Sonntag France 98 – A Watershed World Cup S. 318-336

„… the French transport infrastructure (not only the reliability of the TGV network, but also the …” „… introducing competition in what was previously a stronghold of national monopolies and allowing new low-cost …” „… unprecedented concentration of talent in one competition, inevitably producing football of breathtaking quality …”

Paul Dietschy The 1938 World Cup. Sporting Neutrality and Geopolitics, or All-Conquering Fascism? S. 85-102

„… competition in France from 4 to 19 June 1938 was the last one before the outbreak of the Second World War …” „… giving financial assistance to a competition devoted to what was primarily a professional and spectator …” „… | caused questions to be raised about the ability of France to organise the competition. In a meeting on 20 …”

Keith Brewster, Claire “He hath not done this for any other nation”. Mexico’s 1970 and 1986 World Cups S. 199-219

„… struggled to create the necessary infrastructure and installations, Mexico had already constructed most of …” „… Miguel de la Madrid (1982-88) emphasised that Mexico’s sporting infrastructure, its organisation, and …” „… Excélsior, for example, conceded that after having stepped in to stage the competition, Mexico could not …”

Kay Schiller The 1974 World Cup in West Germany: A Non-Event? S. 220-239

„… CUP IN WEST GERMANY | 221 | stadium infrastructure, to the unspectacular and efficient way the West …” „… stadium infrastructure demanded investment, not least in order to meet FIFA requirements. The …” „… football teams at the highest level of international competition.25 Its continued attraction stems from …”

Brenda Elsey Football at the “End” of the World. The 1962 World Cup S. 162-184

„… Argentine presentation, which lasted over an hour, stressed the country’s modern infrastructure and …” „… a tourist and sports infrastructure, the emotive current, which emphasized the country’s humility …” „… age” began with competition between elite Creoles and British visitors. When state officials commented …”

Stefan Rinke Globalizing Football in Times of Crisis. The First World Cup in Uruguay in 1930 S. 47-65

„… necessary sporting infrastructure. A National Commission for Physical Education (Comisión Nacional de …” „… regular competition. It was the first continental football association and it was also an expression of …” „… in the central park, was inaugurated especially for this event. The competitions were to be …”

Raanan Rein Football, Politics and Protests. The International Campaign against the 1978 World Cup in Argentina S. 240-258

„… though none of the fifteen foreign teams withdrew from the competition and only a few violent incidents …” „… into line with international standards; infrastructure improvements ranging from roads to sewers; the …” „… boycott of the competition in Argentina, for two main reasons: the wholesale, recurring human rights …”

Nicola Porro, Francesca Conti Italia Novanta. “Magic Nights”, Globalization and a Country at the Crossroads S. 277-297

„… ) reserved 1,248 billion liras (approximately 645 million euros) for infrastructures. Ten stadiums were …” „… competition for access to resources and exposure coincided with a clash between the two faces of Italian …” „… competition of countries like France and Spain. ITALIA NOVANTA | 287 | lords have transformed themselves into …”

Bernardo Buarque de Holanda The Genealogy of a Defeat. Sporting Memories and the Meaning of the 1950 World Cup for Brazil S. 103-124

„… the main aspects of the competition and gives a brief description, as objectively as possible, of the …” „… the magnitude of the competition. The construction of what would come to be popularly known as the …” „… Uruguay and Bolivia. Brazil, Spain, Sweden and Uruguay qualified for the second stage of the competition …”

Alan Tomlinson FIFA: Beginnings, Tensions, Trajectories S. 30-46

„… , TRAJECTORIES | 31 | flict and war; less harmfully, in competition and sport. The early phases in FI- FA’s …” „… , and created an administrative infrastructure from which FIFA hegemony could be challenged. FIFA in …” „… … Development of global competitions – for example the Olympics and Nobel prizes.26 Relatively obscure, and …”

Joshua H. Nadel Cup of Welcome? Media, Marketing, Latinos, and the 1994 World Cup S. 298-317

„… the United States lacked in soccer leagues and apparent support, it made up for in infrastructure and …” „… 27 million of whom were Hispanic.14 In the end, weak competition from Brazil and Morocco made the U …” „… by securing better competition and including the U. S. national team. In all, Marlboro suggested …”

Chris Bolsmann The 2010 World Cup in South Africa. A Continental Spectacle? S. 372-388

„… demonstrate our modern stadiums, world-class infrastructure, advanced technology, mature business systems and …” „… competition in the world efficiently and like any other European country. We have an opportunity to change …”

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Martin Rose - Die kartellrechtliche Zugangserzwingung zu Zahlungsverkehrsnetzen

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Die kartellrechtliche Zugangserzwingung zu Zahlungsverkehrsnetzen

Series: Nomos Universitätsschriften - Recht

Volume 836 2014

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Kartellbehördliche Untersuchungen im Bereich von Massenzahlungsverkehrssystemen S. 113-137

„… Bereich von Geldüberweisungen näher dargestellt werden.1.307 Eigentlich Competition in UK Banking, A …” „… Mai 2004 vereinbarten die “European Competition Authorities” (ECA),ein Diskussionsforum nationaler …” „… a)b)320 CA (2005), Comparative Study of Competition in Retail Banking and PaymentSystems Markets …”

Auswirkungen auf die wettbewerbliche Struktur im Zahlungsverkehr S. 144-156

„… Siehe vertiefend dazu Kemppainen/Salo, S. 10.380 Kemppainen, Competition and Regulation in European …” „… payment infrastructures” in The future of finance afterSEPA, 77.391 7. SEPA-Fortschrittsbericht der EZB …” „… der Kommission auf den Weg gebracht5.393 Szmukler, “Europe’s future payment infrastructures” in The …”

Literaturverzeichnis S. 291-299

„… ), abrufbar unter http://www.nber.org/papers/w12488.pdfAmato, Giuliano/Ehlermann, Claus-Dieter, EC-Competition …” „… as an Essential Facility in the Microsoft Case –Encouraging Competition or Stifling Innovation …” „… .Athanassiou, Phoebus, Competition Law and the European Financial Services Sector:An Overview of Recent …”

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Martin Dietrich, Dieter Kurt Tscheulin - Public and Nonprofit Marketing

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Public and Nonprofit Marketing

Series: Sonderheft ZÖGU

Volume 2009

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Dorothea Greiling Public-Private Partnerships – eine treibende Kraft für effiziente öffentliche Dienstleistungen oder nur ein Beispiel für Wunschdenken? S. 112-129

„… infrastructure contracts; new institutional economics; public-private partnerships Public-private …” „… public-private partnerships in the infrastructure sector. I. Introduction For more than two decades …” „… infrastructure-PPPs alone have had a capital value of Euro 200 billion in Europe during the last 15 years …”

Peter Eichhorn Einige spezifische Eigenschaften von City Marketing S. 87-91

„… , allocation of cost for infrastructure, usage or administration fees. This also includes the purchasing prices …” „… 37/2009 V. City Logo and City Slogan The desire of cities to distinguish themselves in the competition …” „… , communication and distribution policy can be employed in a targeted way. The competition between cities which …”

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Pio Baake, Justus Haucap, Jürgen Kühling, Sascha Loetz, Christian Wey - Effiziente Regulierung in dynamischen Märkten

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Pio Baake, Justus Haucap, Jürgen Kühling, Sascha Loetz, Christian Wey

Effiziente Regulierung in dynamischen Märkten

Series: Law and Economics of International Telecommunications - Wirtschaftsrecht der internationalen Telekommunikation

Volume 57 2007

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Literaturverzeichnis S. 179-188

„… Zemsky. Peter (2005), “Disruptive Technologies and the Emergence of Competition”, Rand Journal of …” „… Theory of Competition among Pressure Groups for Political Influence”, Quarterly Journal of Economics, 98 …” „… , Oliver (2004), “Toward an International Governance of Transborder Mergers? Competition Networks and …”

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