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Foreign Direct Investment Drivers in Romania

2013

Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) represents a condition sine qua non for a sustainable development of Romania, taking into consideration the fact that the domestic capital is not enough to assure a positive and significant growth. The present study uses the multiple linear regression to determine the main factors which influence FDI level in Romania. The international reserve and the capital market index BET have a direct and positive impact on the foreign investment flow, while the short, medium and long private and public external debt proved to influence direct, but in a negative way, the FDI.

Capital market index BETlcsh:Financelcsh:HG1-9999Foreign Direct Investment (FDI)International reserveLinear multiple regressionLinear multiple regression Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) International reserve Capital market index BET Short medium and long term public and private external debtmedium and long term public and private external debtExpert Journal of Finance
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A Simulation Analysis of the Microstructure of an Order Driven Financial Market with Multiple Securities and Portfolio Choices

2005

In this paper we propose an artificial market where multiple risky assets are exchanged. Agents are constrained by the availability of resources and trade to adjust their portfolio according to an exogenously given target portfolio. We model the trading mechanism as a continuous auction order-driven market. Agents are heterogeneous in terms of desired target portfolio allocations, but they are homogeneous in terms of trading strategies. We investigate the role played by the trading mechanism in affecting the dynamics of prices, trading volume and volatility. We show that the institutional setting of a double auction market is sufficient to generate a non-normal distribution of price changes…

Capital market lineMarket microstructurecomputer.software_genreMicroeconomicsPortfolio insuranceReplicating portfolioEconomicsPortfolioTrading strategyartificial market heterogeneous agents trading mechanism double auction marketAlgorithmic tradingPortfolio optimizationGeneral Economics Econometrics and FinancecomputerFinance
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Il cappero: analisi desk sui flussi di commercializzazione in Italia e nei principali Paesi competitors

2009

In questi ultimi anni, il commercio di cappero, a livello internazionale, ha fatto registrare un trend positivo rappresentato da uno scambio di prodotto pari, secondo dati forniti dal COMTRADE, a circa 3 mila tonnellate. A fronte di tali incrementi, in Italia, la superficie investita a cappero è scesa drasticamente, passando da circa 1000 ha nel ’83 a circa 170 ha nel 2006. Ciò, presumibilmente, è dovuto alla carente attuazione di sapienti strategie di marketing sul prodotto cappero da parte degli imprenditori agricoli. In quest’ottica, nell’ambito del progetto “IL CAPPERO DELLE ISOLE MINORI”, è stata avviata una ricerca con lo scopo di elaborare un piano strategico di rilancio del comparto…

Cappericoltura scambi commerciali marketing isole minoriSettore AGR/02 - Agronomia E Coltivazioni Erbacee
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What You Should Know About Carbon Markets

2008

Since the entry into force of the Kyoto Protocol, carbon trading has been in continuous expansion. In this paper, we review the origins of carbon trading in order to understand how carbon trading works in Europe and, specifically, the functioning of the European Union Emission Trading Scheme (EU ETS) and the workings of several spot, futures and options markets where European Union Allowances are traded. As well, the linking of the EU ETS with the other United Nations carbon markets is also studied.

Carbon MarketsControl and OptimizationEnergy Engineering and Power TechnologyEuropean Union Emission Trading Schemelcsh:Technologyjel:Q40Clean Development MechanismEmission TradingOrder (exchange)jel:Qjel:Q43jel:Q42jel:Q41jel:Q48media_common.cataloged_instancejel:Q47Electrical and Electronic EngineeringCarbon creditEuropean unionEuropean Union AllowancesEngineering (miscellaneous)jel:Q49media_commonlcsh:TRenewable Energy Sustainability and the Environmentjel:Q0International economicsjel:Q4Emission Trading; European Union Allowances; Carbon MarketsKyoto ProtocolBusinessEmissions tradingFutures contractEnergy (miscellaneous)Energies
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Consumer attitude toward using smart shopping carts: a comparative analysis of Italian and Croatian consumer attitudes

2016

This paper aims to explore consumer attitudes toward using smart shopping cart, considering country of origin, gender, age, and intentions to use smart shopping carts while purchasing. Moreover, it investigates the influence of extracted factors on consumers' attitudes toward using smart shopping carts and the users' levels of digital competence. The data was collected through survey questionnaires using a purposive sample of 313 Croatian and Italian respondents. To this end, we applied statistical methodologies such as binary logistic regression, factor analysis, and analysis of variance. We found that, compared with Croatians, Italian respondents have a more positive attitude toward using…

CartInternet retailing; smart shopping carts; functional factors; convenience factors; Croatia; Italy; consumer attitudes; country of origin; gender; age; purchase intentions; digital competence; smart carts.CroatiaSample (statistics)Logistic regressionManagement Information Systems0502 economics and businessBusiness and International ManagementMarketingconvenient factorDigital competenceMarketing05 social sciencesPurchasing processsmart shopping cartAdvertisinginternet retailing; smart shopping cart; functional factors; convenient factors; CroatiaPurchasingCountry of originfunctional factorInformation and Communications Technology050211 marketinginternet retailingBusinessInternet retailing; smart shopping carts; functional factors; convenience factors; Croatia; Italy; consumer attitudes; country of origin; gender; age; purchase intentions; digital competence; smart cartsSettore SECS-P/08 - Economia E Gestione Delle Imprese050203 business & management
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Why do People Attend Sport Events at Mature Tourist Destinations? An Analysis of Visitors’ Motivation to Attend the Windsurf World Cup on Sylt

2016

Abstract Introduction. Sport events have become a popular tool for the marketing of tourist destinations. In this regard, it has to be kept in mind that the effects events can generate for destinations largely depend on the motivation of the attendees. Building on this insight, the aim of this paper is to compare the motivational structures of two types of visitors (primary purpose event visitors and casual visitors) to the German island of Sylt during a Windsurf World Cup. This event-destination combination was chosen because it represents the tendency for popular tourist resorts to use small-scale sport events in their marketing efforts. Material and methods. The research was conducted us…

Casualdestination marketingPhysical Therapy Sports Therapy and RehabilitationDestinationsGerman0502 economics and businesswindsurfingleisure motivationOrthopedics and Sports MedicineMarketingfan motivationbiologyAthletesEvent (computing)Visitor pattern05 social sciencesAdvertisingbiology.organism_classificationlanguage.human_languageTourism Leisure and Hospitality Managementnon-mega sport eventsGV557-1198.995languageTourist destinations050211 marketing050212 sport leisure & tourismTourismSportsPolish Journal of Sport and Tourism
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Prediction and Control: The Specific Role of Business Angels in the Investment Process

2019

International audience; Entrepreneurs and related investors (business angels and venture capitalists) rely on different types of rationalities. Extant research suggests that conflicts resulting from misunderstanding can emerge between entrepreneurs and investors when they adopt different rationalities but must switch those rationalities because of the maturity of their ventures and the degree of uncertainty they face. Relying on three in-depth case studies, this research contributes to both entrepreneurship and effectuation literature by emphasizing the specific role of business angels in helping entrepreneurs switch rationalities when necessary to attract funding resources from venture cap…

Causation/effectuation9. Industry and infrastructureControl-oriented/predictive05 social sciencesDecision-making styleGeneral MedicineGeneral ChemistryCapital-risqueursRationalitiesCausal/effectualEntrepreneuriatVenture capitalBusiness angelsPrédictif/orienté contrôle0502 economics and business[SHS.GESTION]Humanities and Social Sciences/Business administration050211 marketingInvestissementStyle de prise de décision[SHS.GESTION] Humanities and Social Sciences/Business administration050203 business & managementComputingMilieux_MISCELLANEOUSRationalités
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CAUSE RELATED MARKETING – TRUE HEART-FELT CORPORATE BENEVOLENCE?

2011

Nowadays, globally, consumers’ expectations have reached a new high, as they expect companies to act responsibly in changing the world. More than often these expectations are not met solely out of the kindness and generosity of corporations, but they are mixed in with corporate social responsibility programs and cause-related marketing. Consumers want more of the products and services they buy to support worthy social and environmental issues.

Cause Related Marketing Corporate Social Responsibility Consumption Philanthropy Corporate PhilanthropyStudies in Business and Economics
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Developing successful cause-related marketing campaigns through social-networks the moderating role of users’ age

2018

This paper joins two streams of literature: caused-related marketing and viral advertising. Three main objectives guide our work: (i) to test whether a transfer of attitudes occurs in a viral cause...

Cause marketingWork (electrical)Viral marketingviruses0502 economics and business05 social sciencesJoins050211 marketingBusinessMarketingGeneral Business Management and Accounting050203 business & managementTest (assessment)Total Quality Management & Business Excellence
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Segmentando el mercado de internautas atendiendo a su nivel de afinidad: (I)fuerte, (II)medio y (III)débil

2017

Esta investigación pretende confrontar el Marketing con Causa con el Marketing de Afinidad. Para ello se descompone la audiencia de una campaña de Marketing con Causa viral en segmentos de internautas con distinto nivel de afinidad: i) fuerte (con experiencia previa de marca y de causa); ii) medio (con experiencia previa o de marca o de causa); iii) débil (sin experiencia previa ni de marca ni de causa). El objetivo es justificar la utilidad de este criterio como vía para optimizar el resultado de la comunicación segmentada. Con dicho fin, se ha estudiado un caso real planteado de forma experimental midiendo las actitudes de una muestra de 276 internautas antes y después de visualizar un sp…

Cause-Related marketingViral VideoMarketing con CausaAdopción de MascotasPet AdoptionMarketing de AfinidadAffinity MarketingVídeo Viral
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