Improving portfolio liquidity

Kovač, Dujam; Podrug, Doris

doi:10.17535/crorr.2023.0003

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“…Fuzzy AHP's integration of fuzzy logic addresses nuanced and subjective aspects of cyberloafing determinants, presenting a robust decision-making framework superior to BWM. Kovač and Podrug [13] focused on using MCDM for share selection, employing PROMETHEE and TOPSIS alongside Modern Portfolio Theory. Despite its comprehensiveness, Fuzzy AHP stands out for its advantages in handling uncertainties associated with cyberloafing determinants.…”

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Unveiling the roots of cyberloafing

Jha,

Malik,

Patel

et al. 2024

Croat. oper. res. rev. (Online)

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In an era where work and workplaces are increasingly digitized, the pervasive phenomenon of cyberloafing—diverting work hours to non-job-related online activities—poses a growing challenge. This study delves into the intricacies of cyberloafing among Indian IT professionals, identifying and prioritizing its antecedents using a Fuzzy Analytic Hierarchy Process (FAHP). Surveying 250 employees from CMMI Level 5 IT companies in Delhi-NCR, our findings reveal that interpersonal factors hold the most significant weight (58.7%) in contributing to cyberloafing, followed by individual (29.7%) and situational antecedents (11.6%). Notably, factors such as status at work (44.3%), personality (15.6%), and managerial support (14.4%) emerged as crucial sub criteria. This research not only adds precision to understanding cyberloafing but also proposes tailored measures to mitigate its impact. Our results underscore the imperative for organizations to address cyberloafing, especially in the context of the dynamic Indian IT landscape.

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Section: Methodology and Datamentioning

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Unveiling the roots of cyberloafing

Jha,

Malik,

Patel

et al. 2024

Croat. oper. res. rev. (Online)

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“…Stock markets, together with financial institutions, can support the channelling of investors' capital via productive investment, which is a source of growth and employment in many countries (BERNAL et al 2021;MAKUI & MOHAMADI, 2019;KOVAČ & PODRUG, 2023).…”

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Multicriteria decision support method CRITIC-WASPAS-N in the analysis of transportation companies on the stock exchange in the brazilian market

Dos Santos,

Da Silva

2023

R. G. Secr.

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The aim of this article is to identify how multi-criteria decision support (MCDA) can help investment portfolios in transportation and logistics companies on the stock exchange. To develop this article, a stratification was carried out within BM&FBOVESPA with logistics and transportation companies presented on the Brazilian Stock Exchange. 16 transportation companies in the fundamentus data source. The data was collected from 5 financial indicators, selected according to the Principal Component Analysis (PCA) carried out by Basilio et al. (2018). The CRITIC method was used to generate the weights and normalize the decision matrix and the WASPAS method is used to classify assets. At the end of this stage, it was possible to classify the best alternatives for investing in transportation. After constructing portfolios, it was possible to see which company was most suitable for positive returns on investment. The result is a safe company to invest in logistics and transportation infrastructure in the Brazilian stock market through MCDA analysis and a sensitivity analysis. Research limitations/implications - Since the study is focused only on logistics and transportation companies, the study limited the alternatives with only 15 companies. An investor in transportation infrastructure economics can apply the conclusions of this article to other segments of the stock market. This study presents a methodology by merging the CRITIC method for generating weights and normalization and WASPAS with the normalization of the CRITIC method to build efficient investment portfolios.

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Improving portfolio liquidity

Cited by 2 publications

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Unveiling the roots of cyberloafing

Unveiling the roots of cyberloafing

Multicriteria decision support method CRITIC-WASPAS-N in the analysis of transportation companies on the stock exchange in the brazilian market

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