Services provided by manufacturing: the Hungarian case

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Hungarian manufacturing companies were surveyed to determine the services offered to internal and external customers. Results show that quality and costs are more important to Hungarian firms than service. The factory as dispatcher is seen as having the most significant role in service delivery. The results are also similar to those from a UK survey, except for the role of the factory as a laboratory which was more important in Hungary.

All Other Miscellaneous Manufacturing, Manufacturing industries, not elsewhere classified, Manufacturing Industries NEC, Research, Manufacturing industry, Manufacturing industries, Services, Hungary, Customer service

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A multi-country analysis of aggregate inventory behavior

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A study was conducted to analyze macroeconomic inventory trends. The relationship between inventory intensity and GDP components was examined using eight different frameworks. The complexities associated with inventory behavior was also analyzed. Results indicated that no strong statement can be concluded regarding the relationship between economic development and the long-term level of inventory investment.

Economics, Research and Development in the Social Sciences and Humanities, Inventory Control, Models, Analysis, Gross domestic product, Macroeconomics

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