Enterprise values and enterprise policy interdependence

Štrukelj, Tjaša; Zabukovšek, Simona Sternad

doi:10.1080/1331677x.2019.1650654

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“…Students of both studied disciplines (economic students and geography students) realized that achieving more holistic results requires the synergy of mutual, creative interdisciplinary cooperation between experts of different perspectives, that is, different fields of expertise. This emphasizes the requisite holism and interdependence as a very powerful tool, widely recognized as an important tool for fostering innovation and thus competitiveness [6,7,12,17,[20][21][22][23]28]. Based on the presented research, its analysis and synthesis of findings, we can say that experts in the field of economics and geography should cooperate.…”

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“…[20], emphasizes holistic approach (the necessary and sufficient integrity) and interdependence, thus optionally introduces the lessons of Dialectical Systems Theory into business practice. ISO 26,000 recommends social responsibility as part of an organization's ethics to be derived from the organization's governance and management [12,[21][22][23]. Governance and management are focused on sustainable development if the organization follows a strategic model that considers the need to innovate the soft factors of the organization-values, culture, ethics and interests of all stakeholders-to innovate its governance (and thus management) [24].…”

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Spatial Exploration of Economic Data—Insight into Attitudes of Students towards Interdisciplinary Knowledge

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This paper uses the technology acceptance model (TAM) framework for the research of economic and geography students’ attitudes towards interdisciplinary knowledge. Based on the SmartPLS Structural equation modelling SEM variance-based method, research results were gained through analysis of survey data of economic and geography students. They participated in the Spationomy project in the period of 2017–2019. Online questionnaires were fulfilled before and after students’ participation in the project and their future behavioural intention to use interdisciplinary knowledge was analysed. Based on the research, we can confirm that the Spationomy project has achieved its purpose, as both groups of students (economic and geography students) have acquired interdisciplinary knowledge and students intend to use it also in the future. Therefore, we can argue that the students included in the project in practice gained recognition of systems thinking about the importance of mutual interdisciplinary cooperation towards achieving synergies. The results also show that TAM can be successfully implemented to analyse how students of economics and geography accept the use of interdisciplinary knowledge in the learning process, which is an important implication for management and education as well as from the theoretical implications viewpoint. While effective analysis using TAM has been used successfully and relatively frequently in economics and business field, we have not found relevant examples of its implementation in the broader field of geography. However, the acceptance of geographic information system (GIS) or other information technologies/information software (IT/IS) tool-based approaches of analysis in the geography field may be of most importance. Therefore, also, this represents an important implication for the research area.

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“…Enterprises' development in line with sustainability principles is an absorbing, vital and upto-date research area. Sustainable development poses a challenge for states, organizations, ordinary people and company managers (Hummel, 2021;Pieloch-Babiarz et al, 2021;Štrukelj & Zabukovšek, 2019). It requires green investment solutions, tools and financial support mechanisms (Gangone & Gănescu, 2014;Fukuda & Ouchida, 2020).…”

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“…Sustainable development at the enterprise level means maximizing profit, supporting employees and local communities and implementing environmentally friendly solutions, including eco-innovation (Mikušová, 2017;Misztal, 2021;Lassala et al, 2021). Therefore, sustainable development requires instruments and tools to support its goals (Štrukelj & Zabukovšek, 2019). Next to environmental fees, subsidies, loan guarantees, insurance or the EU Emissions Trading System (EU ETS), environmental taxes are economic policy instruments whose task is to stimulate actions for sustainable development (Cremer et al, 2004;Jaworski & Czerwonka, 2019;Shahzad, 2020).…”

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The Impact of Environmental Taxes on Transportation and Storage Enterprises’ Development – The Case of Balkan Countries

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Sustainable development counteracts climate change and strives for a good quality of life. It is a development based on economic, social and environmental goals which should be evaluated. Environmental taxes have to ensure enterprises’ development follows sustainability principles. The basis of environmental taxes is a physical unit of harmful substance emissions with a proven negative impact on the environment. The article’s main objective is to assess the impact of environmental taxes (Envtax) on the sustainable development of the transportation and storage enterprises (Susd) (NACE Rev. 2: H) from 2008 to 2018. We created integrated indicators of sustainable development and its components, single-equation and multi-equation models (the OLS estimation) and Model Autoregressive Moving Average with eXogenous (ARMAX) to verify the research hypothesis. The research results indicate that energy (Entax t), transport (Trtax) and pollution taxes (Poltax) from current and previous period significantly affect the development of transportation and storage enterprises within sustainability principles (economic: Ed, social: Sd, and environmental: Envd). There is a strong variation in the strength and direction of the impact of environmental taxes on the development of the transportation and storage enterprises following sustainability principles in Bulgaria, Croatia, Romania, and Slovenia from 2008 to 2018. The results indicate that taxes are not effectively used and that implementing reforms in the European Union in this area is the right direction.

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Organisational climate components and their impact on work engagement of employees in medium-sized organisations

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Economic Research-Ekonomska Istraživanja

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The purpose of this article is to present research on the importance of requisitely holistically selected organisational climate components and to determine their impact on work engagement of employees in 626 medium-sized organisations in Slovenia, the EU. The quantitative research is based on the implementation of an exploratory factor analysis, a simple linear regression analysis and the CFA 6-factor solution for validity purposes. Based on the research results, we confirmed the hypothesis that organisational climate components leadership, employee relations, employee commitment, employee satisfaction and employee motivation have a significant positive impact on work engagement of employees in medium-sized organisations. The results help users to better understand the importance of organisational climate in the Slovenian organisations. Successful organisations should realise the importance of organisational climate components, which enhance job performance and work engagement. Thus, they must fully master all of the employee-related processes of the organisation. The article is based on examination of the selected components of organisational climate with which organisations can impact work engagement of their employees. A new conceptual model was developed and confirmed.

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Enterprise values and enterprise policy interdependence

Cited by 7 publications

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Spatial Exploration of Economic Data—Insight into Attitudes of Students towards Interdisciplinary Knowledge

Spatial Exploration of Economic Data—Insight into Attitudes of Students towards Interdisciplinary Knowledge

The Impact of Environmental Taxes on Transportation and Storage Enterprises’ Development – The Case of Balkan Countries

Organisational climate components and their impact on work engagement of employees in medium-sized organisations

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