Economic Growth-supply and Demand Perspective

Raisová, Manuela; Ďurčová, Júlia

doi:10.1016/s2212-5671(14)00476-6

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“…Meanwhile, if International Business tend to be increasing, it will be followed by Economic Growth as well. This results is in accordance with previous research did by Alfadel (2012), Ulah andRauf (2013), Suzana (2014), Raisova and Durcova (2014), also Dua and Garg (2015)…”

Section: Discussionsupporting

confidence: 94%

“…FDI net inflows shows a little bit declining on 2016 at $289.64 (hundred million) compared with 2015 at $293.00 (hundred million) to 2016 at $37.62 (hundred million), even tough the GDP has bounce back to increase on 2016. However, some research in the past did by Alfadel (2012), Ulah andRauf (2013), Suzana (2014), Raisova and Durcova (2014), Dua and Garg (2015), provided some findings in which mention that International Business is coherent with Economic growth. Economic Growth very well known to be influence by household (private and government) activities, that is why it is very important to finance the expenditure of the households and manage the origin of income.…”

Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 99%

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MACROECONOMIC ANALYSIS AND ITS INFLUENCE ON INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS AND ECONOMIC GROWTH (Study on Indonesian country period 2008-2017)

Tulong¹,

Suhadak²,

Handayani³

2018

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and World Bank. The data analyzed using GeSca operating system online and signed reflective. The descriptive analysis shown Indonesia's Macroeconomic volatile, International Business Activity and Economic Growth. The research results shown that there are one variable has insignificant effect and two variables has significant effect. Macroeconomic has insignificant effect on International Business, Macroeconomic has negativesignificant effect to Economic Growth and International Business has positive-significant to Economic Growth.

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Section: Discussionsupporting

confidence: 94%

Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 99%

MACROECONOMIC ANALYSIS AND ITS INFLUENCE ON INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS AND ECONOMIC GROWTH (Study on Indonesian country period 2008-2017)

Tulong¹,

Suhadak²,

Handayani³

2018

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“…It is worth to mention a few smart marketing tools infl uencing customer behaviour. Online customer behavior is a new phenomenon and it is a very important case for fi rm´s marketing (Rypakova, Moravcikova, & Krizanova, 2015). Kramolis and Kopeckova (2014) deal with this kind of smart marketing tool (Product placement) which clearly infl uences customers.…”

Section: Theoretical Background Of Consumer Behaviormentioning

confidence: 99%

“…Through research and observation, several models have been developed that help further explain why consumers make decisions, including black box, personal variables, and complex models. The black-box model is based on external stimulus-response, meaning something triggers the consumer to make buying decisions that are infl uenced by many factors, including marketing messages, sampling, product availability, promotions, and price (Michalski, 2008;Andrejovska & Banociova, 2014;Raisova & Durcova, 2014).…”

Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 99%

Engel’s approach as a tool for estimating consumer behaviour

Benda-Prokeinova¹,

Dobeš²,

Mura³

et al. 2017

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Engel's approach to consumption plays an important role in theoretical economics. There is thus strong empirical and theoretical interest to analyze the cross-section Engel function of real populations. A prerequisite of any economic interpretation is a reasonable estimation of these curves from given cross-section data containing households' expenditures and income. In submitted paper the Engel curves computation was applied on the Slovak household's income and expenditure. A double-log specifi cation of the Engel's function has been chosen in order to estimate the expenditure elasticity of households by using an economic status of households' head at work for each household by children per person. The household Budget Survey of the Slovak Statistical offi ce was used for the period 2004-2014. Analysis of income elasticity demonstrated negative correlation of food expenditure in Slovak households and the number of children in all food groups of the consumer basket classifi ed as necessary goods. Examination of the households based on the economic activity of their head (employee, self-employed, retired, and others) showed differences in availability of various food groups for the households (inferior, necessary, luxury goods). Increased amount of food groups were included within the luxury category in following order: the households with self-employed head, employed household head, and retirees. Households without children have meat and fats & oils included in the category inferior goods, other types of households according to the number of children considered all types of food in the consumer basket as necessary goods. Results provide deeper knowledge about consumers' behavior of Slovak households.

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“…Research has found that e-commerce has expanded in the key EU Member States (Raisová and Ćurpová 2014). At the same time, a number of authors have pointed to the unbalanced development of innovation both among countries and within some countries (Raisová and Ćurpová 2014;Pytkowska and Korynski 2017). A significant focus in the research is placed on analysing the effects of technologies, and digitalisation in particular, on the working world.…”

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confidence: 99%

E-commerce as a Consequence of Innovation and the Cause of New Innovations for SMEs: the Perspectives of Latvia and Lithuania

Rivža

Krūzmētra

Rivz̆a

et al. 2020

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The emergence of new technologies and the expansion of digitalisation have created an opportunity for e-commerce to develop. A supplier and a buyer of goods and services meet in the e-environment and solve their problem without direct contact, which is mutually beneficial. Accordingly, when it comes to globalisation, e-commerce, as a system, becomes an important topic of research in general, and, in particular, it is vital for small and medium enterprises (SMEs), since most enterprises in the European Union (EU) are SMEs. Latvia and Lithuania are EU Member States, and SMEs are dominant in these two Baltic States. The aim of the research is to identify and compare the opinions of producers/sellers and buyers on the positive contribution of e-commerce to date and the problems caused by e-commerce for both sides. The research employed data from Eurostat, OECD and the Central Statistical Bureau of Latvia as well as the authors’ own data from a survey (e-commerce users: suppliers (n=112) and buyers (n=138) of goods and services) conducted in Latvia and Lithuania. An analysis of the statistical data reveals the current objective position of e-commerce in both countries. The proportion of small and medium enterprises involved in this process is increasing. At the same time, the processing of the results of the e-commerce survey enables the authors to see a subjective view of this process, which includes both positive and negative features of both the buyers and the sellers. Identifying problems and comparing the situations in the two neighbouring countries opens the way to find e-commerce development directions and reduce the problems not only economically but also geographically and ethnically, as the objective data on e-commerce are not identical for Latvia and Lithuania, even though the data are positive and only slightly different.

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Economic Growth-supply and Demand Perspective

Cited by 23 publications

References 5 publications

MACROECONOMIC ANALYSIS AND ITS INFLUENCE ON INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS AND ECONOMIC GROWTH (Study on Indonesian country period 2008-2017)

MACROECONOMIC ANALYSIS AND ITS INFLUENCE ON INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS AND ECONOMIC GROWTH (Study on Indonesian country period 2008-2017)

Engel’s approach as a tool for estimating consumer behaviour

E-commerce as a Consequence of Innovation and the Cause of New Innovations for SMEs: the Perspectives of Latvia and Lithuania

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