An institutional approach and input–output analysis for explaining the transformation of the Turkish economy

Ünal, Emre

doi:10.1186/s40008-017-0101-z

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“…It also reduces the risk of omitting important variables from the model. Moreover, it should be taken into account that institutions exist in a certain configuration (van Hecken et al, 2019), which depends on historical factors (Manlosa et al, 2021;Ünal, 2018).…”

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How institutions are related to agriculture? Systematic literature review

Barszczewski

2024

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In this paper, the author reviews the literature on institutions and their relations with agricultural economics. The aims of the article are to clarify the definition of an institution, indicate its relevance from the perspective of agricultural economics and propose a method of institution classification. Using the PRISMA method, 35 articles were selected out of 238 articles from the Web of Science database that met the established requirements (i.e. they were simultaneously related to institutions, economic performance and the agricultural sector). Based on the identified articles as well as the preliminary literature review it can be concluded that there is a lack of research that precisely defines institutions and examines the historical context at the same time. There are not many papers in which authors assess relations between institutions.

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How institutions are related to agriculture? Systematic literature review

Barszczewski

2024

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“…Экономический потенциал региона отражает его конкурентоспособность. Под ним понимаются в т. ч. объем производства (ВВП) региона [50] и производительность в различных секторах [51], а также динамика производства, например, резкий спад 1990-х гг. (Г. Д. Ковалёва [25]).…”

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Development Factors of Region’s Foreign Economic Activity in the Context of Global Challenges

Lavrikova¹,

Andreeva²,

Ratner³

2021

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New global challenges such as COVID-19 pandemic, strengthening of protectionism, production technologies development, digitalisation and energy transition, require reinterpretation of regions’ foreign economic activity (FEA). In this context, the research aims to identify and classify development factors of such activity in regions described in the international scientific literature. We analysed works obtained from international (Scopus and Web of Science) and Russian (Elibrary.ru, journal websites) databases using the search terms “regional foreign economic activity”, “regional export”, “global challenges”, “export support”, “foreign investments”, etc. 143 Russian- and English-language articles and books published in the period 1980–2021 were chosen. Selected works, focused on Russian federal districts and regions, as well as advanced and emerging countries, describe various approaches to examining the specificity and development patterns of world regions. Based on the data, we performed structural analysis of foreign economic activity factors using the method of multi-parameter classification. The revealed factors were compared and divided into homogeneous groups with multilevel structures (macro-groups — groups — subgroups — individual factors). After analysing the variety of approaches, we identified five macro-groups of factors: 1) global challenges and partner country factors; 2) resource, industrial, transport and infrastructure potential; 3) organisational factors (finances, specialists’ skills, business community); 4) investment, innovation and image potential; 5) state support of foreign economic activity. The proposed classification considers the development of global, national, regional entities, as well as FEA participants and individuals, taking into account both direct and indirect factors. The research findings can be used for developing short-, medium- and long-term approaches, models and forecasts of regions’ foreign economic activity.

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“…But less attention will be paid to "qualitative" analysis, not whole spectrum of FEA institutional support will be involved. More will be considered a national, but not a region's scale, and federal regulating measures (Brambilla et al, 2018;Ünal, 2018). Studied more will be influence of enterprises' export on their well-being [for example: (Bao, 2016)], while effect of export stimulation -less; § some investigations consider influence of aggregated institutional environment on export (Asongu et al, 2018;Rehman et al, 2020), while it seems expedient to concentrate in this research only on institutional assistance; § like in Russian literature, the effect will be studied of institutional support for foreign direct investments' inflow.…”

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