Zbornik radova Ekonomskog fakulteta u Rijeci/Proceedings of Rijeka Faculty of Economics

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Volume 34, issue 2, 2016

Impact of the transition on the total factor productivity in Croatia pp. 271-308

Irena Raguž Krištiæ, Ivo Družiæ and Josip Tica

Economic policy uncertainty and housing returns in Germany: Evidence from a bootstrap rolling window pp. 309-332

Haiyun Xu

The key goal of this research is to empirically determine the effects of terrorism on FDI of the selected EU and EEA member countries pp. 333-362

Heri Beziæ, Tomislav Galoviæ and Petar Miševiæ

Poland as an inflation nutter:The story of successful output stabilization pp. 363-392

Maciej Ryczkowski

Backus–Smith puzzle and the European Union: It’s not just the nominal exchange rate pp. 393-418

Predrag Petroviæ

Transcending the new macroeconomic orthodoxy in the Eurozone: a Post-Keynesian view pp. 419-441

Kristijan Kotarski and Milan Deskar-Škrbiæ

The goal of this research is to propose a procedure of innovativeness measurement, taking Summary Innovation Index methodology as a starting point. In contemporary world, innovative activity is perceived as a source of competitiveness and economic growth. New products, utility models, trademarks and creative projects are an important element of present socio-economic reality. In particular, authors focus on selection and application of multivariable statistical analysis to distinguish factors influencing innovativeness of EU economies to the highest degree. The result of quantitative analyses is linear ordering of EU countries by the level of their innovativeness based on the reduced set of diagnostic variables. The rating was compared with the outcome presented in Innovation Union Scoreboard (IUS) with Summary Innovation Index (SII). Conducted analysis proves a convergence between authors’ results and existing ratings of innovativeness. Nevertheless, the main conclusion is that the methodology of innovativeness assessment remains an open issue and requires further research. Especially, it should first and foremost concentrate on deeper verification of a small set of variables that have the strongest impact on innovativeness. It is both, in economic and social interest, to get a clear picture of innovativeness driving forces pp. 443-479

El¿bieta Roszko-Wójtowicz and Jacek Bia³ek

Diversity of poverty in the chosen European Union countries within the period 2006-2014 pp. 481-503

Anna Iwacewicz-Or³owska

Industrial policy, production efficiency improvement and the Chinese county economic growth pp. 505-528

Wang Zhenhua and Zhang Guangsheng

The impacts of financial development on growth:A time-varying causality analysis for Turkey pp. 529-554

Mehmet Zeki Ak, Mustafa Kirca and Nurullah Altintaº

Predicting the probability of recession in Croatia: Is economic sentiment the missing link? pp. 555-579

Nataša Erjavec, Petar Soriæ and Mirjana Èižmešija

Volume 34, issue 1, 2016

The role of regional economic integrations for trade margins: A case of Croatia pp. 11-41

Katja Zajc Kejžar, Crt Kostevc and Vinko Zaninoviæ

Economic policy uncertainty and housing returns in Germany: Evidence from a bootstrap rolling window pp. 43-61

David Su, Xin Li, Oana-Ramona Lobonþ and Yanping Zhao

Trade and foreign direct investment: Evidence from South East European countries and new European Union member states pp. 63-89

Bardhyl Dauti

Is the Global Competitiveness Report the right measure of macroeconomic competitiveness pp. 91-117

Marko Djogo and Nenad Stanisic

Determinants of capital structure: An empirical study of companies from selected post-transition economies pp. 119-146

Sasho Arsov and Aleksandar Naumoski

Innovative undertakings in the Polish industry pp. 147-160

Jan Zwolak

The influence of economic growth on regional disparities: Empirical evidence from OECD countries pp. 161-186

Saša Obradoviæ, Nemanja Lojanica and Olivera Jankoviæ

The relation between economic growth and foreign direct investment during the economic crisis in the European Union pp. 187-213

Mihaela Simionescu

Study on the green total factor productivity in main cities of China pp. 215-234

Jiansheng Zhang and Wei Tan

Volume 33, issue 2, 2015

Industrial sustainable development level in China and its influencing factors pp. 181-205

Hongjian Cao, Jianying Zhang, Nengsheng Luo and Zheng Zhang

Measuring the economic performance of socially responsible companies pp. 207-233

Josefina Fernández-Guada?o

Extraction of market expectations from risk-neutral density pp. 235-256

Josip Arneric, Zdravka Aljinovic and Tea Poklepovic

An investigation of the choice of governance modes in Chinese family firms pp. 257-273

Jiancai Pi

Growth potential of energy sector reforms: new evidence on EU and Southeast European countries by exploring impact on electricity generation pp. 275-297

Nela Vlahinic Lenz and Vedran Prsa

Industry regulation, competition, and the dynamics of productivity growth: evidence from China’s iron and steel industry pp. 299-324

Jianbai Huang, Chuan Liu, Daguo Lü and Xiaoping Li

Heterogeneous convergence of regional house prices and the complexity in China pp. 325-348

Rui Lin, Xin Zhang, Xiuting Li and Jichang Dong

Volume 33, issue 1, 2015

Revisiting the impacts of oil price increases on monetary policy implementation in the largest oil importers pp. 11-35

Nurtac Yildirim, Oguzhan Ozcelebi and Seval Oral Ozkan

The determinants of intra-regional trade in the Western Balkans pp. 37-66

Jelena Trivic and £ukasz Klimczak

About regional convergence clubs in the European Union pp. 67-80

Mihaela Simionescu

Does international trade cause regional growth differentials in Croatia pp. 81-102

Davor Mikulic and Andrea Galic Nagyszombaty

Empirical evidence on Heckscher-Ohlin trade theorem: the case of international trade between Croatia and the rest of the European Union member states pp. 103-124

Vlatka Bilas and Mile Bošnjak

Fiscal or monetary dominance in a small, open economy with fixed exchange rate – the case of the Republic of Macedonia pp. 125-145

Borce Trenovski and Biljana Tashevska

Volume 32, issue 2, 2014

Regional determinants of export competitiveness in Croatian manufacturing industry pp. 193-212

Nebojsa Stojcic, Djuro Benic and Petra Karanikic

The restructuring of the fiscal equalization system in Croatia pp. 213-232

Marko Primorac

The capacity of local governments to improve business environment: Evidence from Serbia pp. 233-254

Vesna Jankovic Milic, Jelena Stankovic and Srdjan Marinkovic

Regional competitiveness, economic growth and stages of development pp. 255-283

Robert Huggins, Hiro Izushi, Daniel Prokop and Piers Thompson

The inquiry into the economic life of Croatian municipalities pp. 285-312

Ivana Rasic Bakaric, Hrvoje Šimović and Maruška Vizek

The impact of EU accession on the economic performance of the countries’ internal (NUTS 3) regions pp. 313-341

Vera Boronenko, Vladimirs Mensikovs and Olga Lavrinenko

Responsibility with accountability: A FAIR governance framework for performance accountability of local governments pp. 343-377

Anwar Shah

The role of country size in spatial economics: A survey of the home market effects pp. 379-403

Dao-Zhi Zeng

Local economic development policy in Poland: Determinants and outcomes pp. 405-427

Mariusz Wiktor Sienkiewicz

Volume 32, issue 1, 2014

Real estate boom and export performance bust in Croatia pp. 11-34

Marina Tkalec and Maruška Vizek

Public debt and growth: evidence from Central, Eastern and Southeastern European countries pp. 35-51

Anita Ceh Casni, Ana Andabaka Badurina and Martina Basarac Sertic

Functional distribution of income and economic activity in Croatia: Post-Keynesian approach pp. 53-73

Boris Vujcic, Milan Deskar-Škrbić, Zvonimir Ratkovski and Jurica Zrnc

The evaluation of fiscal and monetary policy in Croatia over a business cycle pp. 75-99

Manuel Benazic and Daniel Tomic

Long-run equilibrium relationships in the international stock market factor systems pp. 101-119

Hyung-Suk Choi

The effects of tax policy and labour market institutions on income inequality pp. 121-140

Alka Obadić, Nika Simurina and Robert Sonora

Volume 31, issue 2, 2013

Privatization and environmental pollution in a mixed duopoly pp. 163-192

Jiancai Pi, Li Yang and Yu Zhou

Stochastic properties of the consumption-income ratios in central and eastern European countries pp. 193-207

Giray Gözgör

Dependence between Croatian and European stock markets – A copula GARCH approach pp. 209-232

Silvo Dajcman

Demystifying the role of a state ownership in corporate governance and firm performance: Evidence from the manufacturing sector in Malaysia pp. 233-252

Amran Rasli, Chin Fei Goh and Saif-Ur-Rehman Khan

Absorptive capacity constituents in knowledge-intensive industries in Serbia pp. 253-278

Maja Levi-Jaksic, Nikola Radovanovic and Zoran Radojicic

Impact of human resource slacks on firm performance: Evidence from a developing country pp. 279-306

M.M. Fonseka, Peng Wang and Muhammad Suhaib Manzoor

Volume 31, issue 1, 2013

The effects of prudential policy measures on financial stability in post-transition countries pp. 9-34

Mario Pecaric and Josip Viskovic

The determinants and stability of money demand in the Republic of Macedonia pp. 35-54

Jordan Kjosevski

Dynamic effects of fiscal policy and fiscal multipliers in Croatia pp. 55-78

Hrvoje Šimović and Milan Deskar-Škrbić

Evaluation of conflict hazard and financial risk in the E7 economies’ capital markets pp. 79-102

Umit Hacioglu and Hasan Dincer

Towards e-Government project assessment: European approach pp. 103-125

Pavel Mates, Tomas Lechner, Pavel Rieger and Jitka Pekna