Economists, scientific communities, and pandemics: An exploratory study of Brazil (1918–2020)

Boianovsky, Mauro

doi:10.1016/j.econ.2020.12.001

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“…Therefore, the review of the literature will provide what is now known, what is not known, and what (and why) should be known regarding the sustainability of business profit growth through consumer-centric strategies, to further understand and analyze what sustainability and financial prosperity mean to increase business profit. Therefore, according to (Ardalan 2018), it is said that the business profit growth through consumer-centric strategies includes fundamental paradigms such as business operation, information interpretations, and cash flow structure, but a similar opinion was also voiced by Boianovsky (2021), where the extraordinary influence of some economists in these paradigms is emphasized regarding the sustainability and financial prosperity of business profit growth. According to (Pym 1980), to have the sustainability and financial prosperity of business profit growth through consumer-centric strategies, the issues of technology failures were analyzed to facilitate the work of employees, to perform services for customers based on their requirements during and after purchases, as well as how to have profit stability and financial prosperity.…”

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Synergizing Sustainability and Financial Prosperity: Unraveling the Structure of Business Profit Growth through Consumer-Centric Strategies—The Cases of Kosovo and Albania

Lulaj,

Dragusha,

Hysa

et al. 2024

IJFS

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This research investigates the synergistic relationship between sustainability and financial prosperity in businesses, specifically focusing on the impact of consumers on profit growth in Kosovo and Albania. The study aims to understand consumers’ perceptions of their purchases, the factors influencing their choice of businesses, and the types of businesses that effectively support consumers in these countries. Data were collected through a survey completed by 200 consumers and 200 businesses. The analysis, utilizing multivariate analysis of variance, descriptive analysis, and reliability analysis with SPSS, reveals that consumers significantly influence the sustainability of business profit growth. Moving forward, it is recommended that businesses prioritize offering reasonable prices, quality products/services, easy access to products/services, clear information about products/services, and convenient locations. The research has profound implications for businesses, consumers, and countries and suggests the need for further exploration of the impact of consumers on profit growth in diverse contexts.

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Synergizing Sustainability and Financial Prosperity: Unraveling the Structure of Business Profit Growth through Consumer-Centric Strategies—The Cases of Kosovo and Albania

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Dragusha,

Hysa

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“…See discussionin Anuatti Neto (1997). On the early days of ANPEC and of the economics profession in Brazil, seeBoianovsky (2021);Loureiro (1997);Bianchi (1997);Loureiro and Lima (1994).…”

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Pattern making and pattern breaking

Mueller

Correia²

2022

Rev. Bras. Inov.

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How do new ideas emerge in academic contexts and what forces determine which ideas get selected and which are forgotten? We analyze all papers presented at the ANPEC Brazilian Economics National Meetings from 2013 to 2019 using topic modeling and Kullback-Leibler divergence to measure novelty and resonance. In contrast to simply counting citations or reference combinations, these methods explore the Shannon information in the actual texts to detect the rise of new patterns and whether these patterns persist once they have been established. We find that novelty is highly correlated with transience so that most new ideas are quickly forgotten. However, of the ideas that persist, those that are more novel have higher impact. We show that our text-based measure of impact is correlated with subsequent citations.

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The macroeconomics of epidemics: Interstate heterogeneity in Brazil

Borelli

Góes

2021

EconomiA

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Economists, scientific communities, and pandemics: An exploratory study of Brazil (1918–2020)

Cited by 7 publications

References 53 publications

Synergizing Sustainability and Financial Prosperity: Unraveling the Structure of Business Profit Growth through Consumer-Centric Strategies—The Cases of Kosovo and Albania

Synergizing Sustainability and Financial Prosperity: Unraveling the Structure of Business Profit Growth through Consumer-Centric Strategies—The Cases of Kosovo and Albania

Pattern making and pattern breaking

The macroeconomics of epidemics: Interstate heterogeneity in Brazil

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