British expatriate service provision in Spain's Costa del Sol

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An empirical study focuses on the levels of local business development observed in expatriate service providers (ESPs) from the UK who are operating in four of Spain's Costa del Sol resorts. The resorts in Torremolinos, La Carihuela, Benalmadena Costa and Fuengirola represent the majority presence of properties owned by UK expatriates in the Spanish Mediterranean coastline. Results show that most of the ESPs maintain acceptable levels of business development in the area.

Foreign investments, Services, Spain, Mediterranean Coast (Spain)

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International trade in producer services: alternative explanations

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A study offers an analysis of statistics on the producer service business according to alternative methods of explaining specialization trends in developed economies. A traditional HOS approach is compared with an organizational approach that considers the mobilization of certain basic principles found in company literature. The theoretical approaches are evaluated according to how they solve trade specialization problems.

Economic aspects, Industrialized countries, International trade, Industrial nations

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The gap between male and female pay: what does the case of hotel and catering tell us?

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Pay equity in the UK hospitality industry is evaluated. The lack of pay equity is expected to grow in the 21st century.

United Kingdom, Eating places, Restaurants & Food Service, Food Services and Drinking Places, Statistical Data Included, Case studies, Compensation and benefits, Restaurant industry, Hospitality industry, Food services, Pay equity

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