From subsidizer to regulator - the changing role of Korean government

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The various roles played by the Korean government vis-a-vis the business community to spur the development of the country's economy are analyzed. Four models of business-government relations are described, in which the government's role as subsidizer, regulator and rule-setter is specifically identified. The trend indicates that the government's role shifts from subsidizer to regulator to rule-setter as the growth of the economy continues.

Economic aspects, Economic policy, Corporations, Industrial policy, Korea, Corporations, Korean

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Capital budgeting in a fast-changing world

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Majority of Swedish companies favor strategic control and practice capital rationing for investments which do not require corporate level approval. Multinational engineering groups have focused more in directing that several types of investments, that are expenses as incurred," should be addressed conforming to the investment manual. Capital budgeting becomes less importance as the number of intangible investments increases.

Capital Budgeting, Analysis, Management, Sweden, Discounted cash flow, Capital budgets

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The changing face of power

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Uninterruptible power supplies (UPSs) have a long technological life cycle in relative terms. A buyer should consider both features currently needed and future compatibility. The software is the part of this hardware item that differentiates products, something of a paradox. Remote management software features are increasingly of interest to users.

Purchasing, Uninterruptible power supply, Uninterruptible power supplies

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