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Regional aspects of the SAPARD programme implementation in the Slovak Republic

The article presents the analysis of regional distribution for the approved and completed projects by 2004 under the SAPARD programme in the Slovak Republic. The distribution of funding strongly favoured powerful (innovative) business subjects which increased their competitiveness and gained the “ad...

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Published in:Agricultural economics (Praha) 2005-12, Vol.51 (12), p.539-546
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beneficiaries
Company structure
Competitiveness
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Funding
Labor productivity
Processing industry
projects
regional development
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sapard programme
Technology
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