RJA Maģistra darbi / RGSL Master's Thesis

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Rīgas Juridiskās augstskolas studentu bakalaura darbi (kopš 2018.gada).

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Browsing RJA Maģistra darbi / RGSL Master's Thesis by Subject "Baltic states"

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    Crowdfunding regulation comparison: Latvia and other Baltic states
    (Riga Graduate School of Law, 2019) Bondarenko, Dmitrijs; Gjortler, Peter; Riga Graduate School of Law
    The main purpose of the thesis is to provide an overview of crowdfunding market and investigate current and potential crowdfunding legal regulation in the Baltic States, as well as to assess in more details current and possible future crowdfunding legal regulation in Latvia in comparison to neighbouring states in the Baltic region.
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    The regulation of franchise agreements in the Baltic states
    (Riga Graduate School of Law, 2020) Ščadro, Dace; Mervina, Līga; Riga Graduate School of Law
    The number of franchises sold by local Baltic companies is gradually increasing hence it is important to determine whether the existing legal environment satisfies the development of franchising in the Baltic states. The main objective of the study is to analyse franchise-specific legislation in the Baltic states and the EU competition law applicable to franchising in order to detect provisions which might hinder the business, to come up with solutions, as well as provide insight into the future development of franchising. The research has been conducted from a perspective of expanding local Baltic enterprises and highlights possible difficulties and future trends of business format franchising. The thesis seeks to show that the regulation of franchising is mainly concerned about finding a balance between the interests of a franchisor and a franchisee. It is proposed that the Baltic states and the EU would benefit from a harmonised franchise regulation, as it would provide equal rules to all market players and foster a better balance between the interests of franchisors and franchisees.