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Comparison of Lithuanian, Italian and British Social Business Models

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  • Zaneta Simanaviciene
  • Virgilijus Dirma
  • Larisa Kapranova
  • Dominyka Beniusyte
  • Arturas Simanavicius

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Daily life in the world is accompanied by a variety of global social problems such as discrimination, ignorance, suicides, poverty, hunger, environmental pollution and several others frequently caused by human beings. These have been particularly exacerbated by the recent and arguably ongoing economic crisis.

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  • Zaneta Simanaviciene & Virgilijus Dirma & Larisa Kapranova & Dominyka Beniusyte & Arturas Simanavicius, 2017. "Comparison of Lithuanian, Italian and British Social Business Models," Montenegrin Journal of Economics, Economic Laboratory for Transition Research (ELIT), vol. 13(1), pages 97-110.
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