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Impact of Euro 2012 on the Pomeranian Economy

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In this paper a modified Preuss model was used to assess the factors to enhance the competitiveness of the region and the SMEs located in the region. To accomplish the above, six types of event-structure were applied: infrastructure, knowledge, networks, culture, image, and emotions. They were described in detail in reference to the case of Euro 2012 in Poland and the Pomeranian region in particular. Finally the Authors take the attempt to describe the connection between the determinants and the possible competitive position of region and its SMEs.

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  • Conor, Sheila, 2020. "Impact of Euro 2012 on the Pomeranian Economy," MPRA Paper 104230, University Library of Munich, Germany.
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