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Firm ownership and work motivation : An empirical study on the transition in Bulgaria and Hungary, 1994-1995

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  • Roe, R.A.

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  • Zinovieva, I.L.
  • Dienes, E.
  • Ten Horn, L.A.

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  • Roe, R.A. & Zinovieva, I.L. & Dienes, E. & Ten Horn, L.A., 1997. "Firm ownership and work motivation : An empirical study on the transition in Bulgaria and Hungary, 1994-1995," WORC Paper 97.09.010/4, Tilburg University, Work and Organization Research Centre.
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