Eu Members Multi-Criteria Ranking According to Selected Travel Industry Indicators

Marjanović, Ivana; Rađenović, Žarko; Marković, Milan; Niš, Serbia

doi:10.31410/tmt.2019.639

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“…The MOORA method is a newer, widely used multi-criteria decision-making method [Marjanović et al, 2019]. The goal is to obtain composite index values that will reduce multidimensional issues such as this to a single measure.…”

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Ranking of Eu Countries According to Innovation Potential

Marković

2022

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In a high-tech society, the main factor of economic development are activities related to research and development (R&D). The purpose of the paper is to rank all 27 countries of the European Union (EU) according to selected indicators of innovation potential. The author singled out five relevant indicators from the Eurostat database (section related to innovation) in the assessment of the conditions for innovation development in the EU using the MOORA (Multi-Objective Optimization on the basis of Ratio Analysis) method. Based on the conducted multi-criteria analysis, the author concludes that Germany, Sweden, France and the Netherlands have the best innovation performance, so that these countries are the closest to achieving the goals of a highly competitive economy and sustainable economic development. On the other hand, Romania, Cyprus, Slovakia and Croatia show the weakest innovation potential, followed by other newer EU members.

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Ranking of Eu Countries According to Innovation Potential

Marković

2022

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Relationship Between Population Health and Economic Development on the Example of European Countries

Marjanović

Marković

2022

Handbook of Research on Key Dimensions of Occupational Safety and Health Protection Management

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The purpose of the chapter is to determine the link between the health of the population and economic development in the case of European countries. Based on the selected health indicators, a composite index was created, while the GDP per capita and disposable income were used as indicators of economic development. The results obtained by TOPSIS method show that there is a significant positive relationship between the composite index of health status of the population and indicators of economic development. Therefore, more investment in health care and improvement of living conditions is essential. The average values of composite population health index indicate that the countries of Western Europe on average have the best health status of the population, followed by the Mediterranean countries and the Northern European countries, while the Baltic countries have the lowest average value of the composite population health index.

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Eu Members Multi-Criteria Ranking According to Selected Travel Industry Indicators

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Ranking of Eu Countries According to Innovation Potential

Ranking of Eu Countries According to Innovation Potential

Relationship Between Population Health and Economic Development on the Example of European Countries

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