... With the help of God the Almighty; The Governments of the Member States of the Arab Gulf Cooperation Council; In accordance with the Charter thereof, which calls for closer relations and[r] ...
... he GulfCooperationCouncil (GCC) consists of Bahrain, Kuwait, Oman, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, and the United Arab Emirates. GCC was created in May 1981 and has aspirations to introduce a single currency ...
... In this paper, we examine the interaction between stock prices and the real and nominal exchange rates in the GulfCooperationCouncil (GCC) economies (including only Kuwait (KW) and Saudi Arabia ...
... Supreme Council decreed that all GCC citizens should be allowed to purchase property in all GCC ...(GulfCooperationCouncil Secretariat General, ...(GulfCooperation ...
... Gulfcooperationcouncil (GCC) countries are witnessing an exponential growth in new foreign higher education institutions on account of government policies which promote setting up of local campuses ...
... This study analyzes the trade flows of the GulfCooperationCouncil (GCC) both among its member countries and with the rest of the world for the 1997-2002 and 2003-2007 periods. In this paper, the ...
... Contemporary study piloted in GCC examined the impact of the adoption of International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS) on the integration of capital market in the GulfCooperationCouncil (GCC) ...
... The aim of this paper is to analyze the effect of monetary policy on stock returns and stock return variability in the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) countries namely; Bahrain, Kuwait, [r] ...
... with GulfCooperationCouncil countries goes back to the centuries and it has been based on mutual trade and ...The gulf region is meeting two-thirds of India’s total energy ...
... The foremost method of raising public funds by firms that are as of now non-corporate or closely held corporate- newly floated or existing, is Initial Public Offering (IPO), inviting the public to become shareholders of ...
... Research on perfonnance of banks in the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) countries is very limited despite being one of the key global banking markets, main suppliers [r] ...
... the GulfCooperationCouncil (Bahrain, Kuwait, Oman, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, and the United Arab ...the GulfCooperation ...the GulfCooperationCouncil that reported ...
... An alignment or “fit” between an organization’s objectives and knowledge management (KM) practices should be established in order for the organization to fully utilize its knowledge assets and to derive competitive ...
... the Gulf region’s perspective. The banking sector in the GulfCooperationCouncil GCC countries was then selected as the most appropriate context for the current ...
... Macroeconomic factors are regional or national economic factors which externally impact the financial strategies of governments and corporations, including debt financing decisions. The literature related to the ...
... The GulfCooperationCouncil (GCC) countries approximately have 40% of world’s proven oil reserves and 21.7% of world’s known gas reserves. Low energy costs com- piled with low taxation make it ...
... Data was collected from all the six member states of the GCC in regards to their efforts towards tobacco control and difficul- ties encountered during implementation of the policies. Data for each individual GCC member ...
... Abstract – GulfCooperationCouncil (GCC) member states have abounded underground fossil fuel resources and high potentials for renewable energy (RE). However, given the Peak Oil Theory and the ...
... Abstract: With some of the richest economies in the world, the GulfCooperationCouncil (GCC) is undergoing rapid growth not only in its population but also in health care expenditure. Despite the ...
... the GulfCooperationCouncil (GCC) region (Bahrain, Saudi Arabia, Oman, Qatar and the United Arab Emirates) are important to the Middle East and North Africa ...