Studies in Business and Economics

2006 - 2024

From Lucian Blaga University of Sibiu, Faculty of Economic Sciences
Lucian Blaga University of Sibiu, Faculty of Economic Sciences Dumbravii Avenue, No 17, postal code 550324, Sibiu, Romania.
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Volume 17, issue 3, 2022

Studies in Business and Economics pp. 1-2

Sbe 17.3

THE SYNERGY BETWEEN DIGITALIZATION AND THE LEVEL OF RESEARCH AND BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT ALLOCATIONS AT EU LEVEL pp. 5-17

Kamer-Ainur Aivaz and Ionela Tofan

ASSESSING THE NEXUS BETWEEN EDUCATION, ECONOMIC GROWTH, AND INNOVATION: AN EMPIRICAL ANALYSIS pp. 18-34

Cosmin-Alin Boțoroga, Alexandra Horobeț, Lucian Belașcu, POPOVICIU Alexandra Smedoiu and Aura Gîrlovan

A REVIEW OF THE LITERATURE ON INTERNATIONAL JOINT VENTURES: A BIBLIOMETRIC STUDY FOR THE PERIOD 1975-2019 pp. 35-56

Francisco Costa and Rosa Forte

ORGANISATIONAL CULTURE SHIFTING INTO ONLINE LEARNING. VIRTUAL LEARNING PRACTICES pp. 57-69

Monica Dudian, (TODORAN) Teodora Abramiuc and Raluca Andreea Popa

CONSUMER BEHAVIOR AND COMPETITION-FACTORS OF A SUCCESSFUL MARKETING STRATEGY pp. 70-79

Oana Duralia

SOCIAL MEDIA PROFILING FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF ONLINE MARKETING STRATEGIES pp. 80-89

Mircea Fuciu

INTEGRATED REPORTING OF MINING ENTERPRISES: BIBLIOMETRIC ANALYSIS pp. 90-99

Vasyl Hyk, Oleh Vysochan and Olha Vysochan

CAPITAL STRUCTURE AND PROFITABILITY. THE CASE OF COMPANIES LISTED IN ROMANIA pp. 100-112

Livia Ilie and Diana Vasiu

THE STATE AS A DRIVER FOR GOOD CORPORATE GOVERNANCE OF STATE-OWNED ENTERPRISES pp. 113-131

Spartak Keremidchiev and Miroslav Nedelchev

IMPACT OF M&A ANNOUNCEMENTS ON LISTED FIRMS IN THE IBERIAN MARKETS pp. 132-151

LOBO Bruno F. S. and GOMES Luís M. P.

E-COMMERCE IN EU COUNTRIES AND TURKEY: AN ECONOMETRIC ANALYSIS pp. 152-161

Suzan Oğuz, DİNÇER Fatma Cande Yaşar and Gözde Yi̇rmi̇beşoğlu

USING GRAPH THEORY TO OPTIMIZE CAREER TRANSITIONS pp. 162-174

James Otto, Han Chaodong and FISHER Ke Jian-Yu

INSIDER TRADING, STOCK VOLATILITY, AND MARKET LIQUIDITY IN THE KOREAN CAPITAL MARKET pp. 175-189

Gyungmin Pyo

DIGITAL TECHNOLOGIES AND THE PERFORMANCE OF SMALL AND MEDIUM ENTERPRISES pp. 190-203

Angela Roman and Valentina Rusu

IMPROVING CUSTOMER SATISFACTION FOR SMES IN EMERGING COUNTRIES: A COMPARATIVE STUDY OF HUNGARY AND INDONESIA pp. 204-223

Santi Setyaningsih and Peter Kelle

INDUSTRIAL STRUCTURE AND A TRADEOFF BETWEEN PRODUCTIVITY AND ECONOMIC RESILIENCE pp. 224-240

SHUTTERS Shade T and Keith Waters

JOB SATISFACTION OF KNOWLEDGE WORKERS pp. 241-250

Ramona Todericiu, Blanca Grama and Delia Beca

DOES TECHNICAL AND DEMOCRATIC GOVERNANCE HAVE THE POTENTIAL TO ENHANCE HEALTH SPENDING ALLOCATIONS? pp. 251-268

Sorana Vătavu, Alexandra-Mădălina Țăran, Nicoleta-Claudia Moldovan and Oana-Ramona Lobonț

CORRECTED GAME MODEL IN CSR: MNC STRATEGIES AND CHINESE PRACTICE pp. 269-287

Jifu Wang, Vipin Gupta, Liza Lybolt and Xiuli Wang

SUSTAINABILITY PERFORMANCE AND REPORTING – A STRATEGIC ISSUE FOR ELECTRIC CAR AUTOMAKERS pp. 288-305

Claudia Ogrean and Mihaela Herciu

Volume 17, issue 2, 2022

Studies in Business and Economics pp. 1-2

Sbe 17.1

Studies in Business and Economics pp. 1-2

Sbe 17.2

EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES AND INCOME ANALYSIS BEFORE AND DURING COVID-19: INDIRECT LEAST SQUARE APPROACH pp. 5-22

Hasdi Aimon, Kurniadi Anggi Putri and Sentosa Sri Ulfa

THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN PERCEIVED PRESSURE, PERCEIVED OPPORTUNITY, PERCEIVED RATIONALIZATION AND FRAUD TENDENCY AMONG EMPLOYEES: A STUDY FROM THE PEOPLE’S TRUST IN MALAYSIA pp. 23-43

Muhammad Aiman Awalluddin, NOORIANI Tuan Ismail Tuan and Anisa Safiah Maznorbalia

SOCIODEMOGRAPHIC DETERMINANTS OF FINANCIAL LITERACY LEVELS pp. 44-61

Francisco Castañeda, Francisco Ormazabal and Carla Cisternas

ASSESSING CORRUPTION IN AGRICULTURAL COOPERATIVES: DIFFERENCES IN THE PERCEIVED LEVEL OF CORRUPTION USING MICRODATA pp. 62-79

Conceição Castro and Tiago Moreira

DOES ADAPTING AN ELIMINATION STRATEGY INSULATE THE NEW ZEALAND STOCK MARKET AGAINST THE COVID-19 PANDEMIC? pp. 80-89

Fennee Chong

SOCIAL MEDIA CUSTOMER RELATIONSHIP MANAGEMENT AND BUSINESS PERFORMANCE: EMPIRICAL EVIDENCE FROM AN EMERGING MARKET pp. 90-107

Hatice Dogan-Sudas, Ali Kara, Serap Cabuk and Kadir Kaya

IMPACT OF CSR EXPENDITURE COMPLIANCE ON FIRM VALUE USING P/B-ROE VALUATION MODEL AND INSTRUMENTAL APPROACH pp. 108-123

Pradeep Kumar Gupta and Arunesh Garg

IMPROVING PERFORMANCE FEEDBACK PERCEPTIONS THROUGH MOTIVATING LANGUAGE USE pp. 124-140

Doreen Hanke, Albi Alikaj and Prity Patel

INDUSTRIAL VARIETY, FIRMS AND RESILIENCE pp. 141-159

Enrique Kato-Vidal

ANALYZING THE IMPACT OF CORRUPTION ON INCOME LEVELS DISPARITY BETWEEN COUNTRIES pp. 160-175

Lazhar Labed, Mohammed Ridha Boucenna and Mohamed Cherif Benzouai

CORPORATE SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY IN VENEZUELAN HOTELS pp. 176-194

LEÓN María De Fátima, Olga González-Morales and DÍAZ PÉREZ Flora M

THE OBJECTIVES OF THE EUROPE 2020 STRATEGY AND ROMANIA’S ACHIEVEMENTS pp. 195-215

Paul Lucian

SUSTAINABILITY REPORTING BY DISCLOSING ECONOMIC, SOCIAL AND ENVIRONMENTAL PERFORMANCE pp. 216-226

Tri Siwi Nugrahani and Dwi Ari Artanto

THE IMPACT OF KNOWLEDGE ASSETS IN MOTIVATING EMPLOYEES AND ITS ROLE IN BUSINESS PERFORMANCE pp. 227-238

Radu Rusu, Ioana Sbârcea and Bătușaru Cristina Maria

DOES WORK ENVIRONMENT & WORK-LIFE BALANCE INFLUENCE WOMEN EMPLOYEES’ INTENTION TO STAY? pp. 239-251

Sriram K.V., Raj Drisya and Kamath Giridhar

Financial literacy: an exploratory analysis in Portugal pp. 252-269

Fernando Oliveira Tavares, Luís Gomes Almeida, Vasco Jorge Soares and Vasco Capela Tavares

ASSESSING LONDON INTERNATIONAL FINANCIAL CENTER IN DOUBLE UNCERTAIN SCENARIOS pp. 270-281

Phan Dai Thich

STIMULATING THE PRODUCTIVITY OF THE KNOWLEDGE WORKERS pp. 282-299

Ramona Todericiu and Delia Beca

ISLAMIC BANKING AND LOYALTY: SERVICE QUALITY, INTIMACY OR RELIGIOUS DRIVEN? pp. 300-318

Rizaldi Yusfiarto, Septy Setia Nugraha, Dwi Santosa Pambudi and Galuh Tri Pambekti

FOSTERING INNOVATION IN ROMANIA. INSIGHTS FROM THE SMART SPECIALIZATION STRATEGIES pp. 319-337

Claudia Ogrean and Mihaela Herciu

Volume 17, issue 1, 2022

DETERMINANTS OF CONSUMER ATTITUDES TOWARDS SOCIAL MEDIA ADVERTISING: EVIDENCE FROM THE TURKISH AIRLINE INDUSTRY pp. 5-23

Mahmut Bakir, Huseyin Korkmaz, Fatma Selin Sak and Ozlem Atalik

THE MOVE TOWARDS CASHLESS SOCIETY: HOW TO IMPROVE CONSUMERS’ USE OF BANK CARDS IN RETAIL STORES? pp. 24-10

Saïd Aboubaker Ettis and Mahmoud Mohamed Eldabet

INFORMATION ACCESSIBILITY AND MARKET RESPONSIVENESS: THE MEDIATING RELATIONAL CAPABILITY TO ENHANCE BUSINESS PERFORMANCE pp. 41-51

Rochiyati Murniningsih, Herning Indriastuti and Jati Kasuma

PERCEPTION OF STUDENTS AND MASTER STUDENTS FROM THE WESTERN PART OF ROMANIA OVER THE DIGITALIZATION PROCESS IN THE ACCOUNTING EDUCATION pp. 52-72

Marioara Iordan, Valentin Burcă, Delia David and Ștefania Amalia Nnicoara

INVESTIGATION OF THE ROLE OF CHANGE IN UTILITY FUNCTION COMPONENTS AND ITS EFFECT ON SMOOTH THE DYNAMIC MOVEMENT PATH OF MODEL VARIABLES pp. 73-84

Hamidreza Izadi

ARE THE EFFECT OF HOUSING PRICES ON BANK PERFORMANCE DIFFERENT AMONG KOREAN COMMERCIAL, REGIONAL AND SPECIALIZED BANKS? pp. 85-90

Heonyong Jung

ACCESS OF TECHNOLOGY AS A MEDIATOR ON ACCESS TO FINANCE TO DRIVE BUSINESS INNOVATION IN SMALL TO MEDIUM-SIZED ENTERPRISES pp. 91-111

Mohammed Kafaji

ROLE OF ECONOMIC FACTORS IN PROPERTY LIABILITY INSURANCE CONSUMPTION: EMPIRICALLY EXAMINING THE INDIAN MARKET pp. 112-129

Abhijit Mukherjee and Amlan Ghosh

FOREIGN OWNERSHIP AND PRODUCTIVITY OF FOOD INDUSTRIES IN INDONESIA pp. 130-144

Dahlia Nauly, Harianto, Sri Hartoyo and Tanti Novianti

CORPORATE GOVERNANCE IN ROMANIA: THE BOARD STRUCTURE AN OVERVIEW OF BETPLUS COMPANIES pp. 145-153

Aida Neagoe

MODELING THE IMPACTS OF MSMES' CONTRIBUTIONS TO GDP AND THEIR CONSTRAINTS ON UNEMPLOYMENT: THE CASE OF AFRICAN’S MOST POPULOUS COUNTRY pp. 154-170

Stephen Taiwo Onifade, Hakan Acet and Savas Cevik

EFFECTS OF HETEROGENEOUS INSTITUTIONAL INVESTORS ON THE PERFORMANCE OF PORTUGUESE BANKS pp. 171-186

Vítor Pereira

THE IMPORTANCE OF SUSTAINABILITY FOR UNIVERSITY COMPETITIVENESS pp. 187-201

Andreea Simina Porancea-Răulea

DETERMINANTS ANALYSIS OF ISLAMIC AND CONVENTIONAL BANKS SYSTEMIC RISK POTENTIALITY: A PRELIMINARY STUDY pp. 202-217

Muhammad Fitri Rahmadana and Gaffar Hafiz Sagala

HOW IMPORTANT IS CORPORATE GOVERNANCE FEATURES AND THE LAGS ON AUDIT REPORTS IN FIRM PERFORMANCE: THE CASE OF TURKEY pp. 218-237

Ahmet Şi̇t, İbrahim Halil Ekşi̇ and Burcu Buyuran

TUNNELING THROUGH PRIVATE EQUITY PLACEMENTS: EVIDENCE FROM JAPAN pp. 238-255

Chenchen Su

MARKETING AND SOCIO-PSYCHOLOGICAL FACTORS INFLUENCING CONSUMPTION BAKERY PRODUCT IN THAILAND pp. 256-271

Pornnapa Thanapotivirat and Tharnupat Jithpakdeepornrat

CONSIDERATIONS UPON THE EFFECTS OF COVID-19 PANDEMIC ON THE ROMANIAN ECONOMIC ENVIRONMENT pp. 272-289

(CÂRCIUMǍRESCU) Diana- Elena Velica, Lucian Belascu and Alexandra Horobet

NON-OIL SECTORS, ECONOMIC DIVERSIFICATION AND GROWTH IN NIGERIA: FURTHER EMPIRICAL EVIDENCE pp. 290-311

Ademola Obafemi Young

EXPLORING ROMANIA’S DIGITAL GAP – WHAT IS UNDER THE WATER, IF THIS IS ONLY THE TIP OF THE ICEBERG? pp. 312-322

Claudia Ogrean and Mihaela Herciu