Competitive intelligence for international business

Article Abstract:

Business globalisation necessitates the need for businesses to continuously collect and analysis information on their competitors and use it proactively to survive. This process is know as 'competitive intelligence' and is contrary to traditional management techniques. Information retrieval should embrace the social environment as well as the business environment. Top management commitment is essential for the process to succeed. The process must also be accepted by the organisation as a whole. Monitoring and the introduction of incentive schemes is advisable.

International aspects, Business intelligence, Competitive intelligence

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Wealth, enterprise and credit policy

Article Abstract:

A research shows that low-wealth individuals are hindered by capital-market constraints in starting or expanding their own businesses and this finding is supported by the welfare-improving interest-rate tax and socially excessive lending. Findings also suggest that wealth increases do not guarantee more entrepreneurship. Moreover, it was shown that a balanced budget policy may increase the number of entrepreneurs.

Entrepreneurial Income, Laws, regulations and rules, Credit, Wealth

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A gain from trade: from unproductive to productive entrepreneurship

Article Abstract:

Research investigating ways in which regional and inter-regional trade competition determine movements from unproductive to productive entrepreneurships is presented. Particular attention is given to effects of the lowering of tariffs.

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