Albania's business environment / consultant editor, Alica Henson.

Contributor(s):

Henson, Alica

Material type: Text

TextSeries: Global market briefingsPublication details: London ; Philadelphia, PA : GMB, 2009.Description: 1 online resource (xiii, 223 pages) : portraitContent type:

text

Media type:

computer

Carrier type:

online resource

ISBN:

9781846730856
1846730856

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Additional physical formats: Print version:: Albania's business environment.DDC classification:

332.65094965 22

LOC classification:

HG5670.5.A3 A43 2009eb

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Contents:

Cover; Title; Copyright; Contents; Foreword; Foreword; About the Contributors; Part One Background to the Market; 1.1 Political Background; 1.2 Economic Background; 1.3 Business Environment; Part Two Legal and Regulatory Framework; 2.1 Business Structures; 2.2 Corporate Governance; 2.3 Agency and Distribution; 2.4 Employment Law; 2.5 Foreign Investment Promotion; 2.6 Insolvency Law; 2.7 Dispute Resolution; 2.8 Banking Law; 2.9 Prevention of Money Laundering; 2.10 Competition Law; 2.11 Import-Export Regulations; 2.12 Privatization Law; 2.13 Intellectual Property Law; 2.14 Real Estate Law.

Summary: This is the first authoritative guide to the prospects for business and investment in Albania. It shows how this small European state is opening up for business having recently strengthened its ties with the EU through a Stabilization and Association Agreement. Macroeconomic performance has improved sharply in recent years, thanks to policies under IMF-backed programmes, prompting new interest from the international business community.

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Includes index.

This is the first authoritative guide to the prospects for business and investment in Albania. It shows how this small European state is opening up for business having recently strengthened its ties with the EU through a Stabilization and Association Agreement. Macroeconomic performance has improved sharply in recent years, thanks to policies under IMF-backed programmes, prompting new interest from the international business community.

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