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Base Metal Pricing Variation: A Contribution to a Conceptual Model for Nickel

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Stepan J.
Central and Eastern European Journal of Management and Economics (CEEJME)
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2015
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issue 4
271-294
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This paper contributes to the discussion of Base Metal Pricing Variation by analysing Nickel data for the year 2007. 2007 was the culmination of a period of unprecedented Nickel price turbulence and the purpose of the analysis was to identify the most important factors which could have resulted in such significant variation. Based on this analysis a conceptual model was developed of Nickel pricing dynamics. This model is presented in the paper as it may prove useful in further research on price variation or for other mineral resource commodities.
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Growth strategies for higher education business faculties faced by declining primary markets

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Stepan J.
Central and Eastern European Journal of Management and Economics (CEEJME)
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2016
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issue 3
227-238
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This paper discusses development strategies for Business Faculties faced by reduced demand from their primary markets (being a decline in their student intake). It starts by discussing possible strategies for Higher Education (H.E.) institutes, goes on to present a "value based" strategy, then continues with a discussion of potential target markets to which Business Faculties could provide significant "Added Value". It concludes with discussion of the ways in which the H.E. Business Faculty initiatives presented in this paper could complement and reinforce the traditional and historical roles of H.E. Business Faculties
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Sustainability in the Supply Chain: reducing supply-chain greenhouse gas emissions in medium-sized businesses

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Stepan J.
Central and Eastern European Journal of Management and Economics (CEEJME)
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2013
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vol. 1
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issue 1
47-68
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Medium Sized Businesses (MSB’s) form a sizable part of the Polish and EU Business Environment with many of these companies operating in industrial / commercial sectors. Their aggregate Green-House Gas (GHG) impact is therefore significant. However, within MSB’s, there is a significant resistance to GHG / Sustainability issues. This paper presents ways in which MSB’s can be convinced that positive responses on GHG / Sustainability issues can provide sustained Business Benefits. It goes on to describe how the Academic Community can contribute to this process by assisting MSB’s to operate in a more environmentally sustained manner whilst at the same time gaining the advantages of concrete Business and Financial Operation benefits.
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