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JEL Classification: M15, M21

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Formulas within the text should take the following form:

EVA= (ROE−re) ⋅VK(1)

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EVA – economic value added,

ROE – return on equity,

re – alternative cost of equity capital,

VK – equity capital.

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In-text references to figures are given in parentheses (Figure 1), and the figure with caption is placed asshown in the following example (preferably immediately below the reference). When the text is typeset, it willbe situated as close to the reference as possible.

Figure 1. Example diagram. Source: European Commision, 2001.

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In-text references to tables are given in parentheses (Table 1), and the table with caption is placed asshown in the following example (preferably immediately below the reference). When the text is typeset, it willbe situated as close to the reference as possible.

Table 1.Gross domestic product calculated by the expenditure approach.

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Source: European Commision, 2001.

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Acknowledgment

Acknowledgement and project identification (name of project, number and identification of provider) will be placed here if results of some specific research projekct are published in the paper.

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