P5-0027 — Annual report 2010
1.
How beneficial are inward C-B M&A for European countries?

The article analyses relation towards inward CB M&A in European economies. The main proof it enables is that through its big value the foreign capital by changijng property relations and enabling consolidation of important sectors, also in developed European economies causes transitional effects.

COBISS.SI-ID: 10297372
2.
The power of market mood - Evidence from an emerging market

This article focuses on investor behavior and, consequently, the mood in the market. By using a selforganizing network we develop a model which tries to capture the market mood and serves as an indicator of the reasonableness of selling or purchasing securities.

COBISS.SI-ID: 10310428
3.
Banking Sector Features as an Indicator of Required Level of Interventions

In the time of financial and economic crisis also in strongest economies the banking sector was strongly exposed. We have seen quite a lot of state interventions all requiring substantial funds to be provided by the state budget. The article presents different indicators of banking sector features, that could be used as a ground for regulator's intervention in time.

COBISS.SI-ID: 10315804
4.
The efficiency of entrepreneurship policy support for the intrnationalisation of SMEs : the case of Slovenia.

Although Slovenia is on the top of transitional countries regarding its GDP, there is still essential gap when internationalization of the SME is in question. Tre article proves that the efficiency of the internationalization support is defined by the economic policy cycle.

COBISS.SI-ID: 10407452
5.
Public entities as undertakings under competition rules

The article explains the notion of undertaking as understood in EU and Slovenian competition law systems. It deals especially with public bodies which can also qualify as undertakings when they perform activities in the market for payment and are thus obliged to follow competition rules. The review of case law shows that many public entities were under the investigation of the competition authorities for infringing competition rules.

COBISS.SI-ID: 4114731