Papers by Roman Peretiatko
Society and Business Review, 2006
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Environmental Management and Health, 2002
Abstract: India's rapid industrialisation growth in small and large enterprises has had ... more Abstract: India's rapid industrialisation growth in small and large enterprises has had its impact on the environment; this has now become a major concern to the economy. The government, concerned about economic development and raising the standard of living of ...
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Cross Cultural Management: An International Journal, 2005
Theories frequently used by researchers’ only offer limited insight, they do not explain why some... more Theories frequently used by researchers’ only offer limited insight, they do not explain why some multinationals continue to invest in some countries despite being rated low on the reasons explained by economic and comparative advantage theories. The paper examines the attractiveness of Australia as an investment destination for US based multinational corporations. By using Porter’s national advantage theory and other variables of country attractiveness, it examines what makes Australia an attractive destination. Within the fast moving consumer goods industry, Australia was found to be attractive for three reasons: incentives offered by the government, low risk and cultural distance. There is evidence that culture has an effect on the choice of foreign investment venture structure well ahead of market size, tariffs, growth and location to cultural similarity. The aim was not only to generate ideas for future more rigorous research but also to investigate the impact critical to elements, such as culture, that make foreign investments attractive.
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International Journal of Consumer Studies, 2007
This research examined the demographic profiles of Australian green consumers in relation to thei... more This research examined the demographic profiles of Australian green consumers in relation to their satisfaction of environmental labelling. It examined consumers’ understanding of labelling and empirically investigated the association of demographic profile of consumers with their attitudes towards such labels. The results indicated that some of the demographic variables were significant, which is largely consistent with earlier findings by other researchers in this area. Label dissatisfaction was higher in the older and middle age respondents. However, some respondents disagreed that labels were accurate while commenting that labels were easy to understand. The key issue arising from the findings is that in order to provide perception of accuracy in labels, it is an option to use Type I or Type III labelling on products. These labels are, arguably, more credible because they are endorsed by third party labelling experts. This would come at a cost and for green products that use third party labelling, they will also have to bear in mind to keep the prices competitive.
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European Journal of Marketing, 2009
... recently begun comparing and ranking the performance of various countries on the basis of eas... more ... recently begun comparing and ranking the performance of various countries on the basis of ease of doing business (World Bank, 2007 ... to appear, including Fixed graphic 6 (Mister Snack), Fixed graphic 7 (Fast), Fixed graphic 8 (Home Cuisine), Fixed graphic 9 (Rostik's) (all Kyiv ...
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