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 13, issue 3, 2018

Studies in Business and Economics pp. 1-2

Sbe 13.3

IMPACT OF ENTERTAINMENT-BASED EVENTS ON THE LEVEL OF STORE VISITORS AND RETAIL SALES IN KAZAKHSTAN AND UAE pp. 5-12

Kim Choy Chung

ON AN INCREASINGLY YIELD CURVE OF KNOWLEDGE pp. 13-25

Emil Dinga

BUSINESS SUSTAINABLE COMPETITIVENESS – A SYNERGISTIC, LONG-RUN APPROACH OF A COMPANY’S RESOURCES AND RESULTS pp. 26-44

Mihaela Herciu and Claudia Ogrean

A PRESENTATION OF A SET OF MACROECONOMIC INDICATORS TO EVALUATE THE ECONOMIC SUSTAINABILITY IN ROMANIA pp. 45-62

Gabriela – Mariana Ionescu

THE GLOBAL CRISIS AND POVERTY pp. 63-73

Halil Dincer Kaya

ANALYSIS OF THE DETERMINANT FACTORS OF THE HISTORICAL DEVELOPMENT OF AIR TRANSPORT: AN EMPIRICAL APPLICATION TO TURKEY pp. 74-90

Kasım Ki̇raci

THE IMPORTANCE OF BRAND IMAGE ON CONSUMER PURCHASE ATTITUDE: A CASE STUDY OF E-COMMERCE IN TAIWAN pp. 91-104

Cheng-Ta Lin Lin and Shuang-Shii Chuang

AN EU LEVEL ANALYSIS OF SEVERAL YOUTH UNEMPLOYMENT RELATED FACTORS pp. 105-117

Gabriel Claudiu Mursa, Andreea-Oana Iacobuță and Maria Zanet

SHOWING UP AFTER THE STORM: OUR “FICKLE” BLEEDING HEART? pp. 118-134

Florence Neymotin and J. Preston Jones

INVESTIGATING THE FACTORS INFLUENCING STUDENTS’ INTENTION TO ADOPT E-LEARNING IN A SMALL ISLAND DEVELOPING STATE (SIDS) ECONOMY: EVIDENCE FROM MAURITIUS pp. 135-160

Rajesh Sannegadu, Dhuvandranah Seethiah, Kiran Dookhony-Ramphul, Raj Gunesh, Krishan Seethiah and Heeranee Jugessur

THE IMPORTANCE OF THE SUSTAINABILITY OF THE ROMANIAN CONVERGENCE PROCESS TO THE EURO ZONE pp. 161-170

Ioana Raluca Sbârcea

DO INVESTORS MIMIC TRADING STRATEGIES OF FOREIGN INVESTORS OR THE MARKET: IMPLICATIONS FOR CAPITAL ASSET PRICING pp. 171-205

W Chamil Senarathne and Wei Jianguo

MEASURING BRAND VALUE: THE CASE OF ROMANIAN PUBLIC TRADED COMPANIES pp. 206-213

Radu-Alexandru Șerban

ECONOMIC ORIGINS OF WITCH HUNTING pp. 214-229

Aleksandr Shmakov and Sergey Petrov

ASSESSING THE CAUSES & IMPACTS OF TRAFFIC CONGESTION ON THE SOCIETY, ECONOMY AND INDIVIDUAL: A CASE OF MAURITIUS AS AN EMERGING ECONOMY pp. 230-242

Lomendra Vencataya, Sharmila Pudaruth, Ganess Dirpal and Vandisha Narain

Volume 13, issue 2, 2018

Studies in Business and Economics pp. 1-4

Sbe 13.2

IMPACT OF EMPLOYEES’ JOB INSECURITY AND EMPLOYEE TURNOVER ON ORGANISATIONAL PERFORMANCE IN PRIVATE AND PUBLIC SECTOR ORGANISATIONS pp. 5-19

Dupe Adesubomi Abolade

NURTURING INNOVATION PERFORMANCE THROUGH CORPORATE ENTREPRENEURSHIP: THE MODERATION OF EMPLOYEE ENGAGEMENT pp. 20-30

Umair Ahmed, Saeed Abbas Shah, Muhammad Asif Qureshi, Muzafar Hussain Shah and Faiz Muhammad Khuwaja

OIL PRICE VOLATILITY AND BUSINESS CYCLES IN NIGERIA pp. 31-40

Oziengbe Scott Aigheyisi

EFFECT OF KNOWLEDGE MANAGEMENT ACTIVITIES AND DYNAMIC CAPABILITIES ON EMPLOYEE PERFORMANCE IN THE BANKING SECTOR: EMPIRICAL EVIDENCE FROM PAKISTAN pp. 41-60

Kashif Akram and Haim Hilman

DOES REIT OFFER A BETTER RISK AND RETURN CONTOUR TO THE NEW ZEALAND RESIDENTIAL PROPERTY INVESTORS? pp. 61-68

Fennee Chong

A TIME SERIES ANALYSIS OF THE NEXUS BETWEEN MACROECONOMIC FUNDAMENTALS AND STOCK PRICES IN NIGERIA pp. 69-91

Amassoma Ditimi and Bolarinwa Ifeoluwa

INTEGRATED MARKETING COMMUNICATION AND ITS IMPACT ON CONSUMER BEHAVIOR pp. 92-102

Oana Stanciu (Duralia)

MEASURING FIRM PERFORMANCE:TESTING A PROPOSED MODEL pp. 103-114

Mihaela Herciu and Radu Alexandru Șerban

THE IMPACT OF THE ASIAN CRISIS ON GOVERNANCE:DOES OECD MEMBERSHIP OR INCOME LEVELS MATTER? pp. 115-130

Halil Dincer Kaya

GOVERNMENT OWNERSHIP IN LISTED FIRMS AROUND THE WORLD pp. 131-146

Kerry Liu

DURABLE RURAL DEVELOPMENT THROUGH THE 2014 - 2020 NATIONAL RURAL DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM pp. 147-152

Paul Lucian

RELEVANCE OF BIG DATA FOR BUSINESS AND MANAGEMENT. EXPLORATORY INSIGHTS (PART I) pp. 153-163

Claudia Ogrean

ASSESSING THE IMPACT OF TECHNOLOGY ADOPTION ON HUMAN TOUCH ASPECTS IN HEALTHCARE SETTINGS IN MAURITIUS pp. 164-178

Catriona Planel Ratna, Roubina Juwaheer and Sharmila Pudaruth

COUNTRY-OF-ORIGIN EFFECTS ON CONSUMER BUYING BEHAVIOURS. A CASE OF MOBILE PHONES pp. 179-201

Brenda Sevanandee and Adjnu Damar-Ladkoo

IMPERFECTIONS IN OUR FUTURE pp. 202-212

Adriana Vințean

Volume 13, issue 1, 2018

Studies in Business and Economics pp. 1-4

Sbe 13.1

DO NATURAL DISASTERS CAUSE ECONOMIC GROWTH? AN ARDL BOUND TESTING APPROACH pp. 5-20

Nida Baig, Shahbaz Khan, Naeem Gul Gilal and Abdul Qayyum

LIFELONG LEARNERS INFLUENCING ORGANIZATIONAL CHANGE pp. 21-28

Lonzo Caves

RESOURCE ENDOWMENT AND EXPORT DIVERSIFICATION: IMPLICATIONS FOR GROWTH IN NIGERIA pp. 29-40

Ayobola Charles, Ekundayo Mesagan and Olufemi Saibu

INVESTIGATING THE IMPACT OF COMMITMENT, SATISFACTION, AND LOYALTY OF EMPLOYEES ON PROVIDING HIGH-QUALITY SERVICE TO CUSTOMER pp. 41-57

Majid Esmaeilpour and Mohammad Ranjbar

THE CHALLENGES OF CORPORATE TAXATION IN IRAN: THE CASE OF CONSTRUCTION COMPANIES IN THE PROVINCE OF KURDISTAN pp. 58-66

HEIDARI Shaho Gandoman and Gerasimos Soldatos

OVERCOMING INERTIA WITH A NUDGE: HOW THE AAIMS PROGRAM INCREASED ADVANCED PLACEMENT PARTICIPATION IN ARKANSAS pp. 67-75

Andrew Holt and McGARRITY Joseph

THE REGIONAL IMPACTS OF THE ASIAN CRISIS ON GOVERNANCE pp. 76-89

Halil Dincer Kaya

A MODEL TO SIMULATE THE DYNAMICS OF PUBLIC DEBT SUSTAINABILITY IN EU pp. 90-96

Ada Albu (Marinescu) and Lucian Albu

FINANCIAL DEVELOPMENT AND MANUFACTURING PERFORMANCE: THE NIGERIAN CASE pp. 97-111

Ekundayo Mesagan, Ndubuisi Olunkwa and Ismaila Yusuf

CORPORATE SUSTAINABILITY – FROM A FUZZY CONCEPT TO A COHERENT REALITY pp. 112-127

Claudia Ogrean and Mihaela Herciu

DEVELOPING AND TESTING A PIONEER MODEL FOR ONLINE SHOPPING BEHAVIOR FOR NATURAL FLOWERS: EVIDENCE FROM MAURITIUS pp. 128-147

Sharmila Pudaruth and Dhanishta Busviah

IAS/IFRS ADOPTION AND BEHAVIORAL DIMENSION: A META-ANALYSIS OF THE EMPIRICAL EVIDENCE pp. 148-165

Olfa Riahi and Walid Khoufi

AN ASSESSMENT OF GOOD CORPORATE GOVERNANCE IN STATE OWNED ENTERPRISES OF MAURITIUS pp. 166-180

Soujata Rughoobur

ANALYSIS OF TRENDS IN GROSS DOMESTIC AND HOUSEHOLD SAVINGS AND ITS COMPONENTS IN INDIA pp. 181-193

Ashish Suri and Bhupendra Singh Hada

STUDY ON THE INTERACTION BETWEEN CHINA AND JAPAN’S ECONOMY BASED ON FDI, IMPORT AND EXPORT TRADE pp. 194-208

Yang Wangping and Lu Xiaolu

Volume 12, issue 3, 2017

Studies in Business and Economics pp. 1-4

Sbe 12.3

OPENNESS AND FINANCIAL DEVELOPMENT IN CENTRAL AND EASTERN EUROPEAN COUNTRIES pp. 5-16

Yilmaz Bayar, Fatma Akyuz and Isil Erem

THE HEALTHCARE PUBLIC SYSTEM – DOES STANDARDIZATION WITHHOLD THE BUCKET FROM LEAKING? pp. 17-26

Teodora Biţoiu, Cristina Elena Nicolescu and Crina Rădulescu

CROSS-CULTURAL INVESTIGATION OF CONSUMERS’ GENERATIONS ATTITUDES TOWARDS PURCHASE OF ENVIRONMENTALLY FRIENDLY PRODUCTS IN APPAREL RETAIL pp. 27-42

Dan Cristian Dabija, Slovakia CHEBEŇ Juraj Academy of Media Studies Bratislava and Drahoslav Lančarič

THE COMPLEXITY OF RISK AND UNCERTAINTY ASSESSMENT pp. 43-49

Dalis Maria Drăghici

DOES CAPITAL STRUCTURE INFLUENCE COMPANY’S PROFITABILITY? pp. 50-62

Mihaela Herciu and Claudia Ogrean

PREDICATE OFFENCES OF MONEY LAUNDERING AND ANTI MONEY LAUNDERING PRACTICES IN BANGLADESH AMONG SOUTH ASIAN COUNTRIES pp. 63-75

Mohammad Saiful Islam, Sharmin Akter Eva and Mohammad Zahed Hossain

INCONVENIENT AND UNNECESSARY? REGULATIONS IN THE U.S. TAXI INDUSTRY pp. 76-91

Colton Johnson and Thomas Snyder

AN EMPIRICAL EXAMINATION OF THE EFFECTS OF PERSONALITY TRAITS AND TRANSFER CLIMATE FACTORS ON TRANSFER OF TRAINING & MOTIVATION: A LONGITUDINAL STUDY pp. 92-111

Imran Khan and Nazir Nazir

A COMPARISON OF THE FINANCIAL CHARACTERISTICS OF EUROPEAN AND ASIAN MANUFACTURING FIRMS pp. 112-125

Gulser Meric, Carol Welsh, Robert Scarpa and Ilhan Meric

PROFESSIONAL AND TRANSVERSAL COMPETENCIES IN THE ACCOUNTING FIELD DO EMPLOYERS’ EXPECTATIONS FIT STUDENTS’ PERCEPTIONS? EVIDENCE FROM WESTERN ROMANIA pp. 126-140

Cristina Nicolaescu, Delia David and Pavel Farcas

THE NEED TO APPROACH THE MANAGEMENT OF THE TOURIST DESTINATION BY THE CENTRAL AND LOCAL PUBLIC AUTHORITIES IN ROMANIA pp. 141-158

Virgil Nicula and Simona Spanu

ARGUMENTS IN FAVOR OF MOVING TO A SUSTAINABLE BUSINESS MODEL IN THE APIARY INDUSTRY pp. 159-170

Nancy Diana Panța

CREDIT RISK VERSUS PERFORMANCE IN THE ROMANIAN BANKING SYSTEM pp. 171-180

Ioana Raluca Sbârcea

THE IMPACT OF BIG DATA, SUSTAINABILITY, AND DIGITALIZATION ON COMPANY PERFORMANCE pp. 181-189

Radu-Alexandru Șerban

ROMANIA AND THE BIG CHALLENGE OF IMPLEMENTING THE EUROPE 2020 STRATEGY pp. 190-198

Ramona Todericiu and Alexandra Boanta

Volume 12, issue 2, 2017

Studies in Business and Economics pp. 1-4

Sbe 12.2

URBAN FARM-NONFARM DIVERSIFICATION, HOUSEHOLD INCOME AND FOOD EXPENDITURE IN GHANA pp. 6-19

Samuel Ampaw, Edward Nketiah-Amponsah and Bernardin Senadza

ISSUES ON FINANCING SOURCES OF ENVIRONMENTAL FUND IN ROMANIA pp. 20-34

Liliana Barbu

HAVE FINANCIAL STABILITY CONCERNS CHANGED THE PRIORITY OF THE CENTRAL BANK OF THE REPUBLIC OF TURKEY? pp. 35-45

Ekrem Erdem, Umit Bulut and Emrah Koçak

WHAT MAKES WORK MEANINGFUL pp. 46-52

Blanca Grama and Ramona Todericiu

THE EFFECT OF INFLATION ON FINANCIAL DEVELOPMENT INDICATORS IN IRAN (2000-2015) pp. 53-62

Mahyar Hami

FINANCING SMALL BUSINESSES: FROM VENTURE CAPITAL TO CROWDFUNDING pp. 63-69

Mihaela Herciu

RELATIONSHIP AMONG POLITICAL INSTABILITY, STOCK MARKET RETURNS AND STOCK MARKET VOLATILITY pp. 70-99

Hira Irshad

IMPACT OF MACRO ENVIRONMENTAL FACTORS ON GARMENTS INDUSTRY THAT DRIVES EXPORT IN BANGLADESH pp. 100-111

Mohammad Saiful Islam and Dulal Chandra Pattak

FINANCIAL CRISES, INCOME LEVELS AND ACCESS TO FINANCE pp. 112-124

Halil Dincer Kaya

MACROECONOMIC AND BANK SPECIFIC DETERMINANTS OF NON-PERFORMING LOANS (NPLS) IN THE INDIAN BANKING SECTOR pp. 125-135

Laila Memdani

A SNAPSHOT OF THE WORLD OF GLOBAL MULTINATIONALS – AN INDUSTRY BASED ANALYSIS OF FORTUNE GLOBAL 500 COMPANIES pp. 136-154

Claudia Ogrean

NON STANDARD WORK PRACTICES AND ITS IMPACT ON CHILDREN DEVELOPMENT, FAMILY FUNCTIONING AND HEALTH AND SAFETY CONCERNS IN A 24/7 ECONOMY pp. 155-175

Sharmila Pudaruth, Thanika Devi Juwaheer, Robin Nunkoo and Vencatachellum I

WOMEN AS EMOTIONAL ENTITIES IN THE HOSPITALITY SECTOR OF MAURITIUS. A CASE STUDY pp. 176-205

Soujata Rughoobur

EFFECTS OF MONETARY SHOCKS ON EXCHANGE RATE: EMPIRICAL EVIDENCE FROM INDIA pp. 206-219

Chandan Sharma and Rajat Setia

DETERMINING MISSION STATEMENT EFFECTIVENESS FROM A FIT PERSPECTIVE pp. 220-240

Seong-Yuen Toh and Vui-Yee Koon

Volume 12, issue 1, 2017

Studies in Business and Economics pp. 1-4

Sbe 12.1

PERFORMANCE-BASED REWARD ADMINISTRATION ENHANCING EMPLOYEES’ FEELINGS OF INTERACTIONAL JUSTICE pp. 5-18

Ismail Azman and RIDWAN Abd Razak Mohd

WHISTLE BLOWING: WHAT DO CONTEMPORARY ETHICAL THEORIES SAY? pp. 19-28

Mpho Bosupeng

STRATEGIC BUSINESS ESPIONAGE: AN ETHICS AND BUSINESS PRACTICES TO GAIN OPPORTUNITY OR COMMUNITY PROBLEMS pp. 29-39

BUDIONO Gatut L. and Ni Nyoman Sawitri

ARE THERE CAUSAL RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN ISLAMIC VERSUS CONVENTIONAL EQUITY INDICES? INTERNATIONAL EVIDENCE pp. 40-60

AMRI Henda El and Taher Hamza

THE IMPACT OF MACROECONOMIC INDICATORS ON INDIAN STOCK PRICES: AN EMPIRICAL ANALYSIS pp. 61-78

Arun Giri and Pooja Joshi

DRIVERS OF FIRM PERFORMANCE: EXPLORING QUANTITATIVE AND QUALITATIVE APPROACHES pp. 79-84

Mihaela Herciu

THE DIMENSIONS AFFECTING INVESTMENT RESULTING STABILIZED ECONOMIC GROWTH IN BANGLADESH: PERCEPTION ANALYSIS OF INVESTORS AND BANKERS pp. 85-94

Mohammad Saiful Islam and Dulal Chandra Pattak

A REVIEW ON THE EVOLUTION OF CALENDAR ANOMALIES pp. 95-109

Satish Kumar

FRAUD AND BUSINESS CYCLE: EMPIRICAL EVIDENCE FROM FRAUDSTERS AND FRAUD MANAGERS IN NIGERIA pp. 110-128

Adedoyin Lawal, Ezinne Olufadesola Amogu, Johnson Olabode Adeoti and Muftau Adeniyi Ijaiya

INVESTIGATING A RANDOM WALK IN AIR CARGO EXPORTS OF FRESH AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTS: EVIDENCE FROM A DEVELOPING COUNTRY pp. 129-140

Freddie Festo Mawanga

THE DIRECTIVE 2014/95/EU – IS THERE A “NEW” BEGINNING FOR CSR IN ROMANIA? pp. 141-147

Claudia Ogrean

UNDERSTANDING THE ECOLOGICAL ADOPTION OF SOLAR WATER HEATERS AMONG CUSTOMERS OF ISLAND ECONOMIES pp. 148-173

Sharmila Pudaruth, Thanika Devi Juwaheer and UmmeYusra Koodruth

FISCAL DECENTRALIZATION AND DELIVERY OF PUBLIC SERVICES: EVIDENCE FROM EDUCATION SECTOR IN PAKISTAN pp. 174-184

Abdur Rauf, Amara Akram Khan, Sher Ali, Ghulam Khan, Dilshad Ahmad and Numera Anwar

DYNAMIC EXTERNALITIES AND REGIONAL MANUFACTURING GROWTH: EVIDENCE FROM INDIA pp. 185-201

Anand Sharma

EMERGENCE OF COMMODITY DERIVATIVES AS DEFENSIVE INSTRUMENT IN PORTFOLIO RISK HEDGING: A CASE OF INDIAN COMMODITY MARKETS pp. 202-234

Shelly Singhal