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 14, issue 3, 2019

Studies in Business and Economics pp. 1-2

Sbe 14.3

GENDER AND OVERCONFIDENCE IN THE KAUFFMAN FIRM SURVEY pp. 5-17

Young Baek and Florence Neymotin

WHY MICRO AND SMALL FAMILY ENTERPRISES DO NOT BORROW FROM MICROCREDIT INSTITUTIONS? A CASE STUDY IN EAST JAVA, INDONESIA pp. 18-32

Augendra Bhukuth, Bernard Terrany and Ani Wulandari

HOUSING CONSTRUCTION AS A LEADING ECONOMIC INDICATOR pp. 33-49

Olga Bormpotsialou and Antonios Rovolis

CONVENTIONAL THEORY’S RELEVANCE: EVIDENCE FROM JAPAN pp. 50-59

Sorin Burnete

EQUITY RISK: MEASURING RETURN VOLATILITY USING HISTORICAL HIGH-FREQUENCY DATA pp. 60-71

Alan Chow and Kyre Lahtinen

A PROPOSAL FOR AN AUTOMATIC STABILIZER IN SOCIAL JUSTICE pp. 72-83

Emil Dinga, Cristina Tanasescu and Gabriela-Mariana Ionescu

PRODUCTIVE EMPLOYMENT AND WORKING CONDITIONS AS DETERMINANTS OF SUSTAINABLE ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT IN SERBIA pp. 84-96

Milica Đokić and Milica Jovanović

THE ROLE OF COHESION POLICY IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF ROMANIA pp. 97-107

Paul Lucian

READABILITY OF OPERATIONAL RISK DISCLOSURES OF BANKS pp. 108-116

Mihaela Mocanu, Christos Grose and Theodoros Kargidis

THE ROLE OF GENDER AND EDUCATION ON DECISION-MAKING pp. 117-130

Jacques Mostert and Osman Gulseven

THE EFFECT OF CREDIT COLLECTION POLICY ON PORTFOLIO AT RISK OF MICROFINANCE INSTITUTIONS IN TANZANIA pp. 131-144

Danstun Ngonyani and Harun Mapesa

AMBIDEXTERITY – A NEW PARADIGM FOR ORGANIZATIONS FACING COMPLEXITY pp. 145-159

Claudia Ogrean and Mihaela Herciu

BITCOIN IN THE SCIENTIFIC LITERATURE – A BIBLIOMETRIC STUDY pp. 160-174

Ramona Orăștean, Silvia Mărginean and Raluca Sava

SEVERAL CONTEMPORARY ECONOMY FEATURES, CONSEQUENCES OF INTERNET EXPANSION AND I.C.T. INNOVATIONS IN THE WORLD pp. 175-181

Razvan Șerbu

MACROECONOMIC IMPLICATIONS OF US SANCTIONS ON IRAN: A SECTORAL FINANCIAL BALANCES ANALYSIS pp. 182-204

Sashi Kautilya Sivramkrishna and Bhavish Sharma

PICKING BUY-SELL SIGNALS: A PRACTITIONER’S PERSPECTIVE ON KEY TECHNICAL INDICATORS FOR SELECTED INDIAN FIRMS pp. 205-219

Shalini Talwar, Pranav Shah and Utkarsh Shah

DIMENSIONS OF NATIONAL CULTURE – CROSS-CULTURAL THEORIES pp. 220-230

Carolina Țîmbalari

KNOWLEDGE RETENTION WITHIN SMALL AND MEDIUM-SIZED ENTERPRISES pp. 231-238

Ramona Todericiu and Alexandra Boanta

MEASURING FIRM AND SECTOR EFFICIENCY IN PAKISTAN: AN APPLICATION OF DATA ENVELOPMENT ANALYSIS pp. 239-257

Saher Touqeer, ASAD Sleem Malik Muhammad, Saif Ullah and Ullah Atta

TOURISM OF THE FUTURE – AN ON GOING CHALLENGE pp. 258-272

Adrian Vintean

Volume 14, issue 2, 2019

Studies in Business and Economics pp. 1-2

Sbe 14.2

LEVERAGE AND MACROECONOMIC DETERMINANTS: EVIDENCE FROM UKRAINE pp. 5-19

Deari Fitim, Matsuk Zoriana and Lakshina Valeriya

ON THE HOMO ŒCONOMICUS MODEL OF RATIONALITY pp. 20-30

Dinga Emil and Ionescu Gabriela – Mariana

THE CONSUMER OF UNIVERSITY EDUCATIONAL SERVICES - A CENTRAL ELEMENT OF EDUCATIONAL MARKETING pp. 31-40

Duralia Oana

THE GLOBAL CRISIS AND THE SUBSIDIES TO MANUFACTURING FIRMS pp. 41-54

Kaya Halil Dincer and Balas Ayse Nilgun

THE CAC 40 INDEX’S REACTION TO TERRORIST ATTACKS: THE CASE OF CHARLIE HEBDO pp. 55-72

Khoury Rim El

INSIDE THE WORLD – CLASS MULTINATIONALS: A SECTORAL FRAME pp. 73-87

Rozalia Kicsi and Burciu Aurel

SOME INSIGHTS ON THE WORLD’S MOST INNOVATIVE COMPANIES AND THEIR DEFINING CHARACTERISTICS pp. 88-104

Claudia Ogrean

FORECASTING PASSENGER TRAFFIC FOR A REGIONAL AIRPORT pp. 105-114

Opreana Alin, Țichindelean Mihai, Mihaiu Diana Marieta and Cosmin Tileaga

DIGITAL COMPONENT OF PEOPLE'S QUALITY OF LIFE IN RUSSIA pp. 115-126

Petrov Sergey, Maslov Mikhail and Ilya Karelin

CONSUMER RESISTANCE TO INNOVATION IN THE FASHION INDUSTRY pp. 127-140

Puiu Ionela-Andreea

FACTORS INFLUENCING CUSTOMERS’ ATTITUDE TOWARDS SMS ADVERTISEMENT: EVIDENCE FROM MAURITIUS pp. 141-159

Sannegadu Rajesh, Gunesh Raj, Seethiah Dhuvandranand and Dookhony-Ramphul Kiran

BEYOND BUDGETING – A FAIR ALTERNATIVE FOR MANAGEMENT CONTROL? - EXAMINING THE RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN BEYOND BUDGETING AND ORGANIZATIONAL JUSTICE PERCEPTIONS pp. 160-180

Schmitz Sven Olaf, Michniuk Agnieszka and Heupel Thomas

ARE CRYPTOCURRENCIES GOOD INVESTMENTS? pp. 181-192

Sheets Ben and Wang Xiaoqiong

STUDYING THE USER EXPERIENCE IN ONLINE BANKING SERVICES: AN EYE-TRACKING APPLICATION pp. 193-208

Țichindelean (beca) Monica, Cetină Iuliana and Țichindelean Mihai

LOGISTICS AND SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT: AN OVERVIEW pp. 209-215

Vacar Anca

FAMILY ENTREPRENEURSHIP IN INDIA’S ‘DIAMOND CITY’: A PHENOMENOLOGICAL RESEARCH pp. 216-230

Vimal Babu

INVESTMENTS, ECONOMIC GROWTH AND EMPLOYMENT: VAR METHOD FOR ROMANIA pp. 231-244

Vodă Alina Daniela, Liliana Duguleana and Dobrotă Gabriela

DO ENTREPRENEURIAL ATTITUDES EXPLAIN THE RISING INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS ORIENTATION IN DEVELOPING AND EMERGING ECONOMIES? pp. 245-256

Vogiatzoglou Klimis

Volume 14, issue 1, 2019

Studies in Business and Economics pp. 1-2

Sbe 14.1

A CLOSE LOOK INTO SUPPLIER POLICY CHANGES IN RESPONSE TO THEIR BUYERS' FINANCIAL STRESS pp. 5-16

Jamol Abdiev and Gurkan Akalin

CRITICAL ANALYSIS ON THE AMENDMENTS DISCUSSED, CONCERNING CHANGES IN ACCOUNTING ESTIMATES pp. 17-33

Valentin Burcă, Cristina Nicolăescu and Daniel Drăguț

INSTITUTIONAL ENTREPRENEURSHIP IN HEALTH MANAGEMENT: A SURVEY EXPERIMENT ON APPRECIATIVE INQUIRY® pp. 34-50

Gregory Dempster and Jesse Kluver

CONSIDERATIONS REGARDING THE RELEVANCE OF DIRECT FOREIGN INVESTMENTS IN THE GLOBAL ECONOMY pp. 51-59

Lucia Fraticiu

AN OVERVIEW OF BUSINESS WRITING: CHALLENGES AND SOLUTIONS pp. 60-71

Arina Greavu

DECOMPOSING THE ROLE OF DIFFERENT FACTORS IN CO2 EMISSIONS INCREASE IN SOUTH ASIA pp. 72-86

Monika Gupta

ELECTRONIC COMMERCE TOWARD DIGITAL BANGLADESH: BUSINESS EXPANSION MODEL BASED ON VALUE CHAIN IN THE NETWORK ECONOMY pp. 87-98

Mohammad Saiful Islam and Sharmin Akter Eva

DECLINE IN STATE CHARTERED BANKS:CAUSES, CONCERNS, AND CONCLUSIONS pp. 99-110

Hannah James, Michael Casey and David Mitchell

THE IMPACT OF THE 2008-2009 GLOBAL CRISIS ON ENTREPRENEURIAL ASPIRATIONS AND ATTITUDES pp. 111-126

Halil Dincer Kaya

TALENT MANAGEMENT, EMPLOYEE RECOGNITION AND PERFORMANCE IN THE RESEARCH INSTITUTIONS pp. 127-140

Nadine El Masri and Abubakr Suliman

A COMPARISON OF BUSINESS MANAGEMENT CHARACTERISTICS IN U.S., GERMAN, AND JAPANESE MANUFACTURING CORPORATIONS pp. 141-153

Gulser Meric, Berrin Guner, Shifei Chung and Ilhan Meric

EFFECT OF CORPORATE GOVERNANCE RULES ON VOLUNTARY DISCLOSURE IN JORDANIAN CORPORATIONS LISTED WITH THE AMMAN STOCK EXCHANGE (ASE): (AN EMPIRICAL STUDY) pp. 154-168

Al-Nimer Munther

RELEVANCE OF BIG DATA FOR BUSINESS AND MANAGEMENT. EXPLORATORY INSIGHTS (PART II) pp. 169-180

Claudia Ogrean

CLASHING PERSPECTIVES ON SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT pp. 181-190

Nancy Diana Panța

VARIANTS OF THE TRAVELING SALESMAN PROBLEM pp. 208-220

Mike Patterson and Daniel Friesen

BANKS DIGITALIZATION - A CHALLENGE FOR THE ROMANIAN BANKING SECTOR pp. 221-230

Ioana Raluca Sbarcea

PERFORMANCE MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS – PROPOSING AND TESTING A CONCEPTUAL MODEL pp. 231-244

Radu-Alexandru Șerban and Mihaela Herciu

A SCALE FOR MEASURING PERCEIVED CONSTRUCTION PROJECT SUCCESS – SRI LANKAN PERSPECTIVE pp. 245-258

Susil Kumara Silva, Warnakulasuriya B N F and Arachchige B J H

ASSESSING THE IMPACT OF SERVICE QUALITY DIMENSIONS ON CUSTOMER SATISFACTION IN COMMERCIAL BANKS OF MAURITIUS pp. 259-270

Lomendra Vencataya, Sharmila Pudaruth, JUWAHEER Roubina Td, Ganess Dirpal and Nabeelah Meh Zabeen Sumodhee