, University of Sri Jayewardenepura Nugegoda, Sri Lanka
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Proceedings of International Conference on Business Management Vol. 2 (2005): Proceedings of the Second International Conference on Business Management - Articles
[WHEN] THE GODDESS PATTINI REACHED T[HE] GLASS CEILING: A REAFFIRMATION OF FEMALE LABOUR ROLE WITHIN AND BEYOND 'HRM'
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Proceedings of International Conference on Business Management Vol. 2 (2005): Proceedings of the Second International Conference on Business Management - Articles
CONTEXTUAL AND TASK PERFORMANCE ORIENTATION AND DEMOGRAPHIC FACTORS OF SRILANKAN MANUFACTURING SECTOR EMPLOYEES
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Proceedings of International Conference on Business Management Vol. 2 (2005): Proceedings of the Second International Conference on Business Management - Articles
IMPLEMENTATION BARRIERS OF TQM IN SRI LANKA
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Proceedings of International Conference on Business Management Vol. 2 (2005): Proceedings of the Second International Conference on Business Management - Articles
AN EVALUATION OF RECENT TRENDS IN BALANCE OF TRADE ACCOUNT IN SRI LANKA
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Proceedings of International Conference on Business Management Vol. 2 (2005): Proceedings of the Second International Conference on Business Management - Articles
THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN PRICES (INFLATION) AND UNEMPLOYMENT; PHILIPS CURVE - A STUDY BASED ON THE SRI LANKAN ECONOMY
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Proceedings of International Conference on Business Management Vol. 2 (2005): Proceedings of the Second International Conference on Business Management - Articles
EXAMINING THE DISTINCT ATTRIBUTES ASSOCIATED WITH ENTREPRENEURIAL CAREER IN SRI LANKA
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Proceedings of International Conference on Business Management Vol. 2 (2005): Proceedings of the Second International Conference on Business Management - Articles
A STUDY ON TIME OVERRUN IN CONSTRUCTION PROJECTS IN TERMS OF SUITABLE METHODS OF ASSESSMENT FOR LIQUIDATED DAMAGES
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Proceedings of International Conference on Business Management Vol. 2 (2005): Proceedings of the Second International Conference on Business Management - Articles
TITLE REGISTRATION AS A SOLUTION TO SECURE THE LAND TENURE IN SRI LANKA
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Proceedings of International Conference on Business Management Vol. 2 (2005): Proceedings of the Second International Conference on Business Management - Articles
REAL ESTATE BROKERAGE INDUSTRY IN SRI LANKA
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Proceedings of International Conference on Business Management Vol. 2 (2005): Proceedings of the Second International Conference on Business Management - Articles
THE RE-HOUSING PROGRAMME – VISIBLE AND HIDDEN FACTORS THAT INFLUENCED IT
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Proceedings of International Conference on Business Management Vol. 2 (2005): Proceedings of the Second International Conference on Business Management - Articles
AN EMPIRICAL STUDY OF THE AUDIT EXPECTATION-PERFORMANCE GAP IN SRI LANKA
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Proceedings of International Conference on Business Management Vol. 2 (2005): Proceedings of the Second International Conference on Business Management - Articles
CAPITAL INVESTMENT PRACTICES IN SRI LANKA: AN EMPIRICAL STUDY
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Proceedings of International Conference on Business Management Vol. 9 (2012): Proceedings of the 9th International Conference on Business Management - 2012 - Articles
COMPARATIVE ADVANTAGE OF SERVICE EXPORTS OF SRI LANKA
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Proceedings of International Conference on Business Management Vol. 9 (2012): Proceedings of the 9th International Conference on Business Management - 2012 - Articles
THE LAND FACTOR IN COMMUNITY RESETTLEMENT: TSUNAMI RESETTLEMENT PROJECTS -HAMBANTOTA
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Proceedings of International Conference on Business Management Vol. 9 (2012): Proceedings of the 9th International Conference on Business Management - 2012 - Articles
THE RELATIVE IMPORTANCE OF BREADTH AND DEPTH OF OUTSOURCING: AN EMPIRICAL STUDY IN THE HOTEL INDUSTRY
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Proceedings of International Conference on Business Management Vol. 9 (2012): Proceedings of the 9th International Conference on Business Management - 2012 - Articles
EMPLOYER ATTRACTIVENESS OF THE PUBLIC SERVICE IN SRI LANKA
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