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The Effects of Individual Values on Online Shopping Spending

2019

Although individual values have been found as important antecedents of human behaviour, their effects on online shopping behaviour remain poorly understood. In this study, we aim to address this gap in prior research by examining the effects of individual values on both total online shopping spending and the specific types of online shopping spending in terms of orders made (1) with traditional computers versus mobile devices, (2) from businesses versus other consumers, and (3) from domestic versus foreign online stores. The examination is based on the data from 565 Finnish online shoppers, which was collected via an online survey between February 2019 and March 2019 and is analysed by usin…

foreign online storesostokäyttäytyminenverkkokauppabusiness-to-consumerAdvertisingmobiilikauppakuluttajakäyttäytyminendomestic online storesonline shopping spendingmobile online shoppingarvot (käsitykset)individual valuesconsumer-to-consumeronline surveyBusinessConsumer-to-businessFinlandsurvey-tutkimus
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What is it and how to measure cultural tourism? A longitudinal study with time series for the Spanish case

2013

Por su poder diferenciador, y su débil contingencia a la moda el turismo cultural se ha convertido en un reto para los destinos. No solo dinamiza zonas de interior sino que es una manera para algunos destinos de salvar su patrimonio y crear empleos. Sin embargo, el concepto de turismo cultural es complejo y su delimitación y medición difíciles. En una primera parte teórica, este trabajo realiza una revisión conceptual del turismo cultural enfocando la dialéctica existente entre experiencia y autenticidad, y destacando después la diversidad de tipologías de turismo y de turista cultural. En la parte empírica, después de abordar la dificultad de medición, se presenta un estudio con series tem…

gasto en turismoEspañaCultural tourismlcsh:Recreation. Leisuretourism spendinglcsh:GV1-1860Regresiones linealesCultural tourismTurismo culturalCultural heritageSpainPolitical scienceTurismelinear regressiontourismturismoHumanitiesTourism
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The Impact of Government Spending on the Private Sector: Crowding-out versus Crowding-in Effects

2011

The aim of this paper is to analyze the impact of government spending on the private sector, assessing the existence of crowding-out versus crowding-in effects. Using a panel of 145 countries from 1960 to 2007, the results suggest that government spending produces important crowding-out effects, by negatively affecting both private consumption and investment. Moreover, while the effects do not seem to depend on the different phases of economic cycle, they vary considerably among regions. The results are economically and statistically significant, and robust to several econometric techniques.

government spending crowding outFiscal PolicyGovernment SpendingCrowding-injel:E0Crowding-outSocial Sciencesjel:E6Fiscal Policy Government Spending Crowding-out Crowding-in.
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Uwarunkowania i przejawy różnicowania modelu konsumpcji na Śląsku w latach 2004-2015

2017

Przedmiotem badań przedstawionych w artykule są długookresowe zmiany modelu konsumpcji na Śląsku, czyli w trzech województwach przygranicznych – śląskim, opolskim i dolnośląskim, a także identyfi kacja ważniejszych czynników warunkujących zróżnicowanie realizowanych przez gospodarstwa domowe modeli konsumpcji. W oparciu o dane z panelowych badań GUS budżetów gospodarstw domowych w latach 2004–2015 przeprowadzono ekonometryczną analizę wpływu na poziom i strukturę wydatków gospodarstw domowych oraz takich ich cech, jak poziom oraz główne źródło dochodów, miejsce zamieszkania, wiek czy wykształcenie osoby odniesienia (głowy domu). Przyjęto przy tym założenie, że o modelu konsumpcji można wnio…

incomedochodyspendingkonsumpcjagospodarstwo domoweconsumptionwydatkihouseholdStudia i Prace WNEiZ US
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Demographic and Economics Determinants of Differentiation of Consumption Model in Silesia in Poland in the Years 1994-2013

2016

The research presented in this article focuses on long-term changes in consumption patterns in Silesia, which covers three border provinces of Poland - Silesia, Opole Voivodship and Lower Silesia. The investigation concerns also identification of the most important factors determining differentiation of consumption patterns implemented by households in that region. Based on data of the Central Statistical Office in Warsaw coming from the panel research on households’ budgets in 2004-2013 there was conducted an econometric analysis of few characteristics of households (such as: the level and the main source of income, place of residence, age or educational level of reference person (leader o…

incomespendingEngel curvesconsumptionhousehold
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Le misure di riorganizzazione del personale alle dipendenze della p.a. Tra obiettivi di efficienza ed esigenze di razionalizzazione della spesa pubbl…

2012

Riassunto- Il saggio analizza le politiche di riorganizzazione del personale alle dipendenze delle p.a., alla luce delle più recenti modifiche legislative. Secondo le più recenti analisi statistiche, la Pubblica Amministrazione italiana registra, a livello strutturale, numerose inefficienze correlate all’irrazionale distribuzione delle risorse umane. Per ovviare a dette disfunzioni, il legislatore è intervenuto a più riprese sul quadro normativo in materia di mobilità, modificando sia la disciplina degli strumenti di programmazione e gestione delle risorse umane (passaggi diretti di personale, trasferimenti, comandi, distacchi e assegnazioni temporanee), sia i meccanismi regolativi per il …

lcsh:K3840-4375Settore IUS/07 - Diritto Del LavoroLavoro pubblico mobilità spending reviewlcsh:Regulation of industry trade and commerce. Occupational lawriorganizzazione lavoro pubblico
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La legalità finanziaria nell’era della spending review

2012

legalità finanziaria spending review
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Optimal savings and health spending over the life cycle

2010

This paper investigates the relationship between saving and health spending in a two-period overlapping generations economy. Individuals work in the first period of life and live in retirement in old age. Health spending is an activity that increases quality of life and longevity. Empirical evidence shows that both health spending and saving behave as luxury goods but their behaviour differs markedly according to the level of per capita GDP. The share of saving on GDP has a concave shape with respect to per capita GDP, whereas the share of health spending on GDP increases more than proportionally with respect to per capita GDP. The ratio of saving to spending is nonlinear with respect to in…

medicine.medical_specialtyTime FactorsHealth spendingEconomics Econometrics and Finance (miscellaneous)Decision MakingIntertemporal choiceOverlapping generations modelIntertemporal choiceGross domestic productStatistics NonparametricResource AllocationMicroeconomicsCost SavingsEconomicsmedicineHumansEmpirical evidenceSettore SECS-P/01 - Economia Politicahealth care economics and organizationsHealth economicsModels StatisticalAdult mortalitySavingPublic healthHealth PolicyModels EconomicReal gross domestic productItalyQuality of LifeHealth ResourcesDemographic economicsIntertemporal choice; Health spending; Adult mortality; SavingHealth ExpendituresPublic finance
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AN EMPIRICAL ANALYSIS OF THE PUBLIC SPENDING DECOMPOSITION ON ORGANIZED CRIME

2016

The aim of this paper is to investigate, empirically, what components of the public spending imply a decreasing effect on the organized crime and what components create opportunities for the organized crime, discussing also the role of government effciency. The findings show a strikingly consistent pattern. Organized crime mainly operates in the distribution of the public spending for health, housing and community amenities. There is a decreasing effect on organized crime of the public expenditure devoted to education and to create morality values, such as the expenditure for recreation, culture and religion. Finally, government efficiency in public spending is beneficial for reducing the o…

organized crimeSettore SECS-P/03 - Scienza Delle FinanzeGovernment efficiency; organized crime; public spending.public spending.Settore SECS-P/06 - Economia ApplicataGovernment efficiency
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Does government spending boost economic growth in Europe?

2016

The article aims to analyse the evolution of budgetary expenditures and their relationship with economic growth, especially in the EU countries and three non-EU countries - Switzerland, Norway and Iceland during 1991 - 2012. To test the link between government spending and economic growth the research used the United Nation Classification of the Functions of Government and three econometrical regression methods – ordinary least square, least squares dummy variable and the generalized method of moments. Statistical results for the 10 categories of expenditure have shown that economic affairs, environmental protection, recreation, culture and religion and social protection have a significant …

panel datalcsh:HB1-3840lcsh:HB71-74lcsh:Economic theory. Demographylcsh:Economics as a scienceCOFOGGMMeconomic crisiseconomic growthpublic spendingBulletin of the Transilvania University of Brasov. Series V : Economic Sciences
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