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An overview of qualitative comparative analysis: A bibliometric analysis

2017

Abstract This study is organized in two parts. We conduct a general analysis of the use of qualitative comparative analysis (QCA), and a bibliometric study of the use of QCA to analyze the specificities of the research publications that apply this methodology. Our results show the differences in quantitative terms of the three variants of this methodology: fsQCA, csQCA, and mvQCA.

csQCAEconomics and EconometricsCompasssBibliometric analysisBibliometric analysisManagement of Technology and Innovationlcsh:AZ20-9990502 economics and businessddc:650fsQCAmvQCASociologylcsh:Social sciences (General)Business and International ManagementSocial scienceMarketingQCAManagement scienceQualitative comparative analysis05 social sciencesQualitative comparative analysislcsh:History of scholarship and learning. The humanitiesC02lcsh:H1-99050211 marketing050203 business & management
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The dynamics of personal norms and the determinants of cultural homogeneity

2017

This article studies the emergence of cultural homogeneity in personal norms when the behavior of heterogeneous individuals is driven both by economic incentives and by personal norms. Agents participate in a team production game by choosing their level of costly effort. Norms evolve along the life cycle of the individuals according to two psychological forces: cognitive dissonance or consistency and informational conformity. The model sheds light on how primitive economic and behavioral parameters such as the distribution of skills, the income distribution, and the levels of materialism, conformism, and consistency in the group determine the long-run culture and its degree of cultural homo…

cultural homogeneitySociology and Political Sciencemedia_common.quotation_subjectHomogeneity (statistics)05 social sciencesCognitive dissonance; conformity; cultural homogeneity; personal norm dynamics; team production; Social Sciences (miscellaneous); Sociology and Political ScienceCognitive dissonanceteam productionSettore SECS-P/01 - ECONOMIA POLITICAConformityIncentive0502 economics and businessCognitive dissonance050207 economicsTeam productionPsychologySocial psychologySocial Sciences (miscellaneous)conformitypersonal norm dynamics050205 econometrics media_commonRationality and Society
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The elasticity of a random variable as a tool for measuring and assessing risks

2022

Elasticity is a very popular concept in economics and physics, recently exported and reinterpreted in the statistical field, where it has given form to the so-called elasticity function. This function has proved to be a very useful tool for quantifying and evaluating risks, with applications in disciplines as varied as public health and financial risk management. In this study, we consider the elasticity function in random terms, defining its probability distribution, which allows us to measure for each stochastic process the probability of finding elastic or inelastic situations (i.e., with elasticities greater or less than 1). This new tool, together with new results on the most notable p…

cumulative distribution function of the elasticityrandom variableStrategy and ManagementAccountingEconomics Econometrics and Finance (miscellaneous)ddc:330UNESCO::CIENCIAS ECONÓMICASelasticity function; cumulative distribution function of the elasticity; random variable; (proportional) reverse hazard rateelasticity function(proportional) reverse hazard rate
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Corporate board and default risk of financial firms

2022

This paper analyses the impact of corporate board structure on default risk of European banking firms. We focus on four core aspects of boards that have been addressed in Directive 2013/36/ EU to strengthen the corporate governance of banks: the size of boards, their independence, the participation of female directors and CEO duality. We employ panel data analysis to study the 109 European listed banks between 2002 and 2019. Default risk is estimated by Merton’s (1974) distance to default. We take into account the presence of unobservable heterogeneity, simultaneity and dynamic endogeneity and estimate the model using the dynamic difference and dynamic system GMM methodologies. The results …

default riskFinancecorporate boarddistance to defaultEconomics and EconometricsFocus (computing)business.industryeuropean banksEconomic growth development planningCorporate board; default risk; distance to default; European banks; Merton modelDirectivemerton modelRegional economics. Space in economicsCore (game theory)Board structureFinancesHT388HD72-88Default riskbusiness
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Study Regarding the Effects of Demographic Transition on Labor Market and Public Pension System in Central and Eastern Europe

2020

Abstract Population and the quality of labor force are the “strengths” features’ that ensure socio-economic development of a country. The last decades can be characterized as a transitional period, in which countries of European Union and especially the countries of Central and Eastern Europe are facing a demographic decline. Reduced birth rate, ageing and migration are factors’ which create a lot of pressure, both on labor market and public pension systems, items correlated with the population structure. In this paper we have presented the demographic situation and the size of migration in five countries of Central and Eastern Europe. The direct linkage between population structure, labor …

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Derrames de la inversión extranjera directa y su efecto en las exportaciones: una aplicación empírica en un país emergente

2021

Este trabajo investiga, por primera vez en el caso colombiano, los efectos indirectos de los derrames de la inversión extranjera directa (IED) sobre las exportaciones de las empresas nacionales. A nivel empírico utilizamos una muestra de conveniencia formada por 32 empresas exportadoras, 14 filiales extranjeras y 18 empresas domésticas, las cuales mantuvieron continuidad en cerca de 60% del valor total de la oferta exportable nacional en el periodo de 2007 a 2016. Mediante el uso de un panel de datos con efectos fijos, demostramos que los efectos positivos de la entrada de IED sobre la exportación de las empresas locales se asocian más con mecanismos de reacción para la protección de sus me…

derrames (spillovers)Economics and EconometricsexportacionesEconomics as a sciencePolitical scienceEconomic history and conditionsfiliales de multinacionalesiedHC10-1085HB71-74HumanitiesEl Trimestre Económico
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El Impuesto sobre Hidrocarburos en las cooperativas agroalimentarias

2022

Las cooperativas agroalimentarias pueden vender al por menor productos petrolíferos tanto a socios como a no socios. Se debe tener presente que estas ventas de hidrocarburos tienen una serie de implicaciones fiscales, tanto en lo que respecta a su calificación como fiscalmente protegida como en el impuesto sobre hidrocarburos. Por un lado, el régimen fiscal de las cooperativas agroalimentarias establece que dichas cooperativas son especialmente protegidas siempre que se cumplan una serie de requisitos, entre ellos, que las operaciones con terceros no pueden ser superiores el 50%de las operaciones con los socios.Por otra parte, la venta de hidrocarburos conlleva una serie de importantes obli…

detallistasEconomics and EconometricsUNESCO::CIENCIAS ECONÓMICASproductos petrolíferosbonificaciónEcologíafiscalidadagrícolagasóleoCooperativasEconomía públicaDerecho financieroSocial Sciences (miscellaneous)ventaREVESCO. Revista de Estudios Cooperativos
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Imperfections in Our Future

2018

Abstract Our future is polarized and unpredictable and means progress as this regards the evolution of technology that may bring about the union between man and machine as far as the present technological environment is enlarging. But, until then we have to face imperfections that are synonymous with the problems that affect humanity: aggression against some states, conflicts that need to be settled, discrepancy between the rich and the poor, the positive and negative influences of the internet, CO2 emissions in developed countries, redirecting towards markets with lower risk potential, even the battle with death. And, unfortunately we have the alienation of the modern man in a breakable wo…

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The notion of Investment : New controversies

2008

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droit des sociétés[SHS.DROIT] Humanities and Social Sciences/LawFinancial economicsConcept of investmentInvestment Lawnotion d'investissementInternational lawInvestment (macroeconomics)[ SHS.DROIT ] Humanities and Social Sciences/LawInternational Arbitration[SHS.DROIT]Humanities and Social Sciences/LawDroit des investissementsPolitical Science and International RelationsEconomicsjurisprudence arbitraleBusiness and International ManagementLawGeneral Economics Econometrics and FinancecritèresComputingMilieux_MISCELLANEOUS
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Goals and guesses as reference points: a field experiment on student performance

2022

In this paper, we study overconfidence and goal-setting in academic performance, with and without monetary incentives. Students enrolled in a microeconomics course were offered the possibility of setting their own target grade before taking part in the final exam. They were also asked to guess their grade immediately after they had taken the exam (“post-diction”). In general, students overestimated their performance, both at the goal-setting and at the post-diction stages. Controlling for several sources of this bias (cognitive abilities, academic record and self-reported academic confidence), we find that the use of monetary rewards mitigates the overestimation of potential achievements an…

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