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3rd International Conference
Baltic Business and Socio-Economic Development
Tallinn, Estonia, June (17)18-19, 2007
Programme

Sunday, 17th June
16.00 City Tour in Tallinn Old Town
19.00 Registration and Welcome Reception, Tallinn University of Technology

Monday, 18th June, Tallinn University of Technology

9.00-10.30 Opening Keynote Session, Gunnar Prause
Welcoming addresses:
Rector Prof. P.Sürje, Tallinn University of Technology
Rector Prof. N.Grünwald, Wismar University of Technology, Business and Design
Dean Prof. Enn Listra, President of the Estonian Economic Association, Tallinn School of Economics and Business Administration of Tallinn University of Technology

Keynote Presentations
Economic Development in Estonia. Mr. Andres Lipstok , President of the Bank of Estonia
Eight Years of EMU – What are the benefits. Mr. Rolf Eggert, Deutsche Bundensbank,Director of Bundesbank Hamburg

10.30-11-00 Coffee

11.00-12.45 Keynote Session, Enn Listra
Nominal versus Real Convergence with Respect to EMU Accession – EMU Entry Scenarios for the New Member States. Gunther Schnabl, Institute of Economic Policy, Universität Leipzig
Empirical analysis of capital structure and dividend decisions under distributed profit taxation. Aaro Hazak, PhD student, TSEBA Tallinn University of Technology
Institutional and social context of economic development. Erik Terk, Estonian Institute for Future Studies

12.45-13.20 Meeting of the Estonian Economic Association

13.00-14.00 Lunch

14.00-17.30 Parallel Sessions
(M-macroeconomics, I-Institutional Development, R- Regional Development, S-SME Management and Entrepreneurship)

14.00-15.30 Session M1, Chair: Raul Eamets
Bencmarking EU Countries against Danish Model using Flexicurity Model. Prof. Raul Eamets, Philips Kaia, Alloja Janika, Krillo Kerly, Lauringson Anne, SEBA Tartu University
Employment Growth within BSR Countries: Some Predictive Aspects of Shift-share Analysis. Barbara Batóg, Jacek Batóg, University of Szczecin
The Institutional Directions of Regulating the Internal Labour Market of Organizations. Natalia Makovskay, Byelorussian State University of Economic
The Comparative Patterns of Public Governance of Labour Intensive Industries. Kaarel Kilvits, Alari Purju, TSEBA Tallinn University of Technology

14.00-15.30 Session I1, Chair: Jüri Sepp
How to Improve the National Innovation Systems of the Catching-up Economies? Urmas Varblane, SEBA Tartu University
Social Capital and Institutional Quality as Factors of Innovation: Evidence from Europe. Anneli Kaasa, Helje Kaldaru, Eve Parts, SEBA Tartu University
Social Capital and Welfare: Micro-and Macro-level Evidence from Central and Eastern Europe. Eve Parts, University of Tartu  
Income Level and Income Equality – Factors of Influencing each other or Independent Dimensions of Economic System? Jüri Sepp, Diana Eerma, SEBA Tartu University

14.00-15.30 Session R1, Chair: Rene Arvola
From Research on Mortality of Old People in EU Countries of the Baltic Sea Region. Mirosława Gazińska, Magdalena Mojsiewicz, Magdalena Kamińska, University of Szczecin
Regional Development- in View of Academy-industry Co-operation. N. Gruenwald, Chyi Jiun Huang, Hochschule Wismar
Socio-economic Dimensions of Migration from Poland to Sweden. Agata Jarmoszka, University of Gdańsk
Changes of Elderly Consumers’ Potential in Ageing Societies of the Baltic Sea Region Countries. Mirosława Gazińska, Magdalena Mojsiewicz, Magdalena Kaminska, University of Szczecin

14.00-15.30 Session S1, Chair: Urve Venesaar
The European-focused Srategy for Entrepreneurship Education. Norbert Grünwald & Regina Krause, Hochschule Wismar
The Factors and Influences of Integrating Knowledge Management -- Management Consultant Service Industry as an Example. Prof. L. Y. Melody Wen, National Changhua University of Education
Economic Internationalization Potential of SMEs in the BSR - Comparative Analysis. Anatoli Beifert, Hochschule Wismar
Entrepreneurial Visions of International Competitiveness in Estonian SMEs. Prof. Tiit Elenurm, Estonian Business School

15.30-16.00 Coffee

16.00-17.00 Session M2, Chair: Tiiu Paas
Estonian Wage Formation as a Macroeconomic Adjustment Mechanism: Comparative Analysis with Baltic and Nordic States. Grigori Fainstein, Kaie Kerem, TSEBA Tallinn University of Technology
Phenomenon of Money laundering as Threat to Development of Financial Systems of CEE Countries (Case study of Poland). Slawomir Smyczek, The Karol Adamiecki University of Economics in Katowice
Regional Income Disparities and Converegence in EU: Catching up or Falling Behind? Tiiu Paas, SEBA Tartu University; Friso Schlitte, Hamburgisches WeltWirtschaftsInstitut 

16.00-17.00 Session I2, Chair: Ralph Wrobel
History and Development of Ownership Research. Mike Franz Wahl, TSEBA Tallinn University of Technology
The Phenomenon of Economic Responsibility. Olev Raju
Prospects of Development of Russian Share Market During an Epoch of Globalization. Alexander Selishchev, Saint-Petersburg State University of Economics and Finance
E-Banking in Estonia: Regional Development and Risk Management Practices. Dmitri Sokolov, TSEBA Tallinn University of Technology

16.00-17.00 Session R2, Chair: Sulev Mäeltsemees
Promoting Dynamic Interaction of Universities and Regional Stakeholders. Valery Belyakov & Alexandra Izosimova, Association for Assistance of Field Research and Development of Rural Territories; Ari Koski, University of Turku; Gunnar Prause, Hochshule Wismar - University of Technology, Business and Design and Marika Rudzite, Livani District Council
ICT Competence and Regional Development (a regional study). Eric Kron, Gunnar Prause, Wismar University
How Can Find the Developing Territories? Karin Juurikas-Lindroos, Ants Torim, Leo Võhandu, Tallinn University of Technology

16.00-17.00 Session S2, Chair Andreas von Schubert
The Significance of Companies’ Cluster Membership for their Competitive Potential - The Case of Furniture Cluster in Wielkopolska. Marian Gorynia, Barbara Jankowska, Poznan University of Economics
Ways to Technology Oriented Foundations Taking the University of Wismar as an Example. Steffi Groth, Natalie Neumann, ATI Westmecklenburg GmbH
Development of Rural Enterprise., Eve Tomson, Andro Roos, University of Tartu

19.00 Conference Dinner

Tuesday, 19th June, Tallinn University of Technology

9.00-13.00 Parallel Sessions

9.00-10.30 Session M3, Chair: Kaie Kerem
About a Way of Estimation of Weights Situated on Variance Ellipse and Method of Determination of Kind of surface on which Portfolio Weights are Located. Henryk Kowgier, University of Szczecin
Determinants of Occupational Pension Provision – an Undersupply by SMEs? Kathrin Dummann, University of Rostock
The Energy Supply Market of the Baltic States: Russia’s Role and Prospects for Integration. Julie M. Korosteleva, Vladimir N. Zuev, State University - High school of Economy
Human Resources in Science and Technology in the Baltic Sea Region, Magdalena Mojsiewicz, Mirosława Gazińska, Magdalena Kaminska, University of Szczecin

9.00-10.30 Session R3, Chair: Michael Schleicher
Logistics – related Entrepreneurship and Regional Development - An Empiric Study. Gunnar Prause, Wismar University
Regional Development: Qualification Measure as an Instrument of Regional Development - Focussing the Logistics Field in the Metropolitan Region of Hamburg. Wolfgang Kersten, Meike Schroeder, Hamburg University of Technology
Telework as support to regional development. René Arvola, TSEBA Tallinn University of Technology; Wietske Eveleens, Eveleens Changing Workstyle
Entrepreneurship’s Development in Estonian Industrial Company-Towns during Post-Communist Transition Period: Impact of Local Factors. Raigo Ernits, University of Tartu

9.00-10.30 Session S3, Chair: Rolf Hasse
Loyalty between the Company and its Employees Adds Value. A loyalty Model Applied on Empirical Studies of Employee Engagement in German and Estonian Companies. Prof. Dr. Andreas von Schubert, Hochschule Wismar
The Importance of Developing Performance Appraisal Systems in Romanian Small Enterprises. Dr. Maria – Madela Abrudan, Dr. Mirela Bucurean, Horia Demian, University of Oradea
Business Rules make Business more Flexible. Uwe Lämmel, Hochschule Wismar
Innovation, Deficiencies in SME Management and Training and the Way Forward. Prof. Dr. Rolf Hasse, Städtisches Kaufhaus Leipzig

10.30-11.00 Coffee

11.00-13.00 Session M4, Chair Martti Randveer
On the Road to EMU: which Exchange Rate System Performs Best for Estonia? Karen Cabos, University of Applied Sciences Lübeck; Jörn Eckhoff, Hamburg Regional Office of the Deutsche Bundesbank
The Exchange Rate Pass-Through and the CEE Countries Euro Admission within the Exchange Rate Political Economy. Jaromír Šindel, University of Economics, Prague
Evolutionary Discussion of Euro Adoption in the New EU Member Countries – Stylized Facts. Stanislav Saroch, Škoda Auto University
Monetary Aggregates, Portfolio Shifts, and Monetary Policy Armin Rohde, Agnes Oestreich, University of Greifswald
Estimates of Money Demand Functions in Estonia. Hans-Eggert Reimers, Hochschule Wismar; Kairi Roht , University of Tartu
Comparison of Price Stickiness in the Euro-area and Estonia. Aurelijus Dabušinskas, Martti Randveer , Bank of Estonia

11.00-13.00 Session I4, Chair: Kalle Määttä
Balanced Budget and Deficit Spending in Europe Experiences from the Baltic Sea Region. Ralph M. Wrobel, West Saxon University of Applied Sciences of Zwickau
Problems of Ensuring Sustainable Administration of Public Real Estate in Estonia. Janno Reiljan, University of Tartu
Corporate Culture as a Factor of Institutional Development – Empirical Evidence from West Pomeranian Healthcare. Iga Rudawska, Universisty of Szczecin
Networked Model for Organising ICT Service Development in the University Consortium of Seinäjoki. Arto Lanamäki, University of Tampere; Juho Lahti, University of Vaasa

11.00-13.00 Session R4, Chair: Norbert Grünwald
Value Added by Maritime Industry in Poland. Christian Lis, Dominik Rozkrut, University of Szczecin
Challenges for regional development in rural areas; reflections from the next EU programme period 2007-2013. Marianne Mäntylehto, Development Centre Pohjantähti; Martti Hyry, University of Oulu
Tax policies and their impact on the spatial distribution of economic activities and welfare
Egle Tafenau, SEBA Tartu University; Christian-Albrechts, Universität zu Kiel
Position of Capital Cities in Baltic Sea Economic Area. Sulev Mäeltsemees, Tallinn University of Technology

11.00-13.00 Session S4 Chair: Michael Schleicher
Business Process Optimization using Data analysis Methods andHealth Monitoring. Claas Richter, Holger Gohlke, Telecommunication and Engineering Services company FMG GmbH; Jürgen Cleve, Hochschule Wismar; Gerald Bieber, Fraunhofer Institute for Computer Graphics
Choice of Performance Measurement Indicators in Estonian SME-s. Ülle Pärl, Prof. Toomas Haldma, SEBA Tartu University
Service Quality Measurement Methods – Evaluation, Practical Application, Perspectives. Wiesław Urban, Bialystok Polytechnic
The Analysis of Cost –Plus Method in Pricing Case-study of SMEs in Estonia. Danel Tuusis, University of Tartu
SME in service cluster – a regional study. Gunnar Prause, Margitta Rudat, Wismar University
How can Small and Medium-Sized Companies participate in emerging markets? Theoretical approach for a market entry in Lithuania. Kirsten Schroeder, Hamburg University of Technology

13.00-14.00 Lunch

14.0-15.30 Closing Keynote Session, Tallinn University of Technology
Chair: Jüri Sepp

Employment structure in the Baltic Sea Region EU members as a factor of economic growth. Monika Rozkryt, Dominik Rozkrut, University of Szczecin.
Administrative Costs of SMEs, K.Määttä, University of Joensuu
Closing Speeches

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