Volume of Management, Enterprise and Benchmarking in the 21st century IV

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Opportunities and Limitations of Bussiness Planning of SME: Ágnes Bogáth
Hungarian Retirement Plan of the Future: László Bujdosó and Márkó Andrasics
The Interplay of Socioeconomic Development, Enterpreneurship, National Culture and innovation Performance: Merima Činjarević and Ljiljan Veselinović
Analysis of the Situation and Competitiveness of Hungarian Pasta Industry (based on Porter’s model): Ilona Fehér and Nikolett Németh
Constraints in Implementing Quality Assurance Programs in Food Manufacturing Firms in Shanghai, China: Wojciech J. Florkowski and Qijun Jiang
On what Factors the Wheat Production and Price Depends: Gábor Gyarmati
In our study we are focusing on the average profitability of the Hungarian commercial banking sector from 2005 to 2014 with special attention on the effects of the financial crisis. In our globalized world the unavoidable question is how the profitability of our banks fits the same values of the North-American and European, especially the V4 commercial banks. In order to find a well-established answer we carried on a financial ratio analysis with the help of the Bankscope database, which was extended with a panel analysis. On the basis of the time series it can be concluded that the performance of the Hungarian commercial banks – at least in case of the profitability- was in a steady decline and far away from the V3 numbers. It cannot be stated that the higher profitability delivers only advantages for the affected national economies. However it is presumed that the interests of the shareholders have an effect on the quantity and quality of the debts, indirectly on the development of the total economy: Lászlo Gyulai and Gábor Szűcs
The Economic Recovery, including SMEs Sector, is Secured: Miroljub Hadžić and Petar Pavlović
Digital Presence Index for the Examination of Small and Medium-sized Businesses: Miklós Hornyák
Password Based Cryptography: Nertila Hoxha
Password Based Cryptography: Esmeralda Kadëna
Password Based Cryptography: Kiss Konrád
Customer Based Brand Equity Analysis: An Empirical Analysis to Geographical Origin: Elena Kokthi and Drita Kruja
The Knowledge and Students’ Readiness to Join the Business Services Sector in Albania: Drita Kruja and Elena Kokthi
How would You Decide on behalf of Your Friend?: Anita Kolnhofer-Derecskei
Drivers of Trust - Some Experiences of an Empirical Survey at ’Paprikakertész’ Producer Organisation: Zoltán Kovács, Zsolt Baranyai and Miklós Vásáry
Small Economy but Big Lessons: What India and Hungary can Learn from Outward Looking Model of Singapore?: Mamta Kumari and Nalin Bharti
Website Evaluation of the National Libraries (EU28): György Losonczi
Environmental Protection Expenditures and Effects of Environmental Governance of Sustainable Development in Manufacture Enterprise: Agata Mesjasz-Lech
Banking Competitiveness: Éva Mester and Róbert Tóth
Water – the Essence of Growth: Zsuzsanna Nagy-Kovács and Katalin Takács-György
Revitalization as an Instrument of Local Development in Poland: Aleksander Noworól
Agricultural Land Protection – the Case of Slovakia: Lucia Palšová, Anna Bandlerová, Ina Melišková and Pavol Schwarcz
The Role and Impact of Fairness on Cooperation in Hungarian Metal and Machinery Supply Chains: Noémi Piricz
Management Consultancy in Hungary and in Croatia in Light of Empirical Research – Market and Human Factors: József Poór, Ferenc Zsigri, Ildiko Csapó and Anton Barasic
Inter-sectoral cooperation as a factor of the regional development: Renata Przygodzka
Mobile Application Security: Kata Rebeka Szűcs and Regina Reicher
Controlling in Germany from Practitioners’ and Students’ Point of View – An Empirical Time Series Analysis: Walter Ruda and Pierre G. Keller
Are we destined to produce and consume GMO plants: Adam Sadowski and Jarosław Mioduszewski
New Orientation on Entrepreneurship and Business Education at Petru Maior University of Tirgu Mures: Daniela Stefanescu
Older Employees in Sustainable Human Resources Management: Šukalová Viera and Ceniga Pavel
George, Yoomurjak and the Tax - The Influence of Migration on Taxes: Gábor Tóth and Katalin Tóth
The Moral Hazard issues of the State-Aid Programs for SME’s: Gyorgy Vas
The Importance of Regular Assessment at the Óbuda University: András Vass and Péter Szikora
Stakeholder Approach in Business Education and Management Practice – The case of Hungary: Ágnes Wimmer and Reka Matolay
Globalization and India – CEN’s Trade with special reference to Men's Shirts: Toni Sharma and Nalin Bharti