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The role of business environment in the growth and development of Czechia
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Tamáš, Vojtěch
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Redlichová, Radka
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Janošec, Adam
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Floková, Ludmila
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Sedlmajerov, Nikola
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The purpose of the article is to identify the impact of different types of companies on regional economic performance. It highlights the significant influence of GDP per capita from newly established companies. The study stresses supporting newly established companies, those investing in R&D, and paying higher average monthly wages to foster economic development. The research provides insights for targeted business environment support, aiding regional growth and decision-making.
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