Foreign direct investment and their characteristics in Bosnia and Herzegovina

Ivić, Mladen

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“…For this purpose, the gross added value (GVA) of the main economic sectors (agriculture, industry and services) is examined, and thus the structural changes in the economy are tracked. In this way, the degree to which they can withstand crises, as well as their ability to stimulate economic growth, can be reported [1][2][3][4][5].…”

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Sector policies and their role for the growth of the Bulgarian economy

Parjanova,

Pavlov

2024

BIO Web Conf.

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Changes in the sectoral structure of the economy illustrate many processes and are an indicator of the nature and speed of economic development in the country. The industry structure is also an important part when analyzing the rates and proportions of economic development. The significance of these changes in individual sectors is determined by their place and role in the production process. Therefore, the correct assessment and the possibilities for their accelerated development can actively contribute to the acceleration of economic growth. The object of research in this article is the structure of the Bulgarian economy and the changes that occurred in it in the period 1995-2022. The purpose of this article is to track and analyze changes in the sectoral structure of the economy by means of appropriate statistical and econometric tools. The dynamics of development of the three economic sectors (agriculture, industry and services) in the economy are different. In general, industry and services are growing more. The conclusion we reach is that the changes in the structure of the economy are more due to the differences in the rates of decline, and not so much in the rates of growth of some of the sectors.

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Sector policies and their role for the growth of the Bulgarian economy

Parjanova,

Pavlov

2024

BIO Web Conf.

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“…In this study, poverty is measured using the World Bank's definition: the percent of the "population living below $1.90 a day" at a constant price which is adjusted for purchasing power parity. Economic growth is generally defined as an increase in the total production of goods and services-that is, Gross Domestic Product (GDP) growth, either in GDP per capita or total GDP growth (Ivic, 2015). Loosely speaking, GDP is the amount of total income for a country.…”

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Economic growth and poverty reduction: Evidence from Sub‐Saharan African (SSA) countries

Mogess

Eshete

Alemaw

2023

Poverty & Public Policy

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Sub-Saharan African (SSA) countries have registered outstanding economic growth in recent decades. However, poverty is still pervasive, deep, and severe in the region. This paper aims to analyze the impact of the recent economic growth on poverty reduction in 27 SSA countries using a new dynamic panel data set. Adopting System GMM estimation, this study found that economic growth has been associated with poverty reduction. Also, the previous level of poverty had an intense impact on the prevalent poverty status in the region. Moreover, although nonmonetary measures and income measures of poverty produce similar results (showing a reduction in poverty), nonincome poverty, especially destitution data, suggest that SSA countries are poorer even than previously understood. We suggest that SSA countries should promote a policy of income-enhancing (i.e., economic growth) to ramp up poverty reduction.

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“…Health expenditures are a routine outlay of both public and private funds, intended to be used for health-related objectives (Ndedi et al, 2017;OECD, 2000;WHO, 2019). Economic growth is a beneficial increment of people's living standards, which is depicted in the productivity of economic activity and income within a given country over a period (Christiansen and Sezerel, 2020;Ivic, 2015;Poliduts and Kapkaev, 2015;Sukirno, 2016). Sahnoun (2018) suggests that improved health expenditure can catalyze economic growth.…”

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“…Environmental performance is the capability of an organization to create a beneficial atmosphere and minimize the detrimental effects on the environment caused by their operations (Bennett et al, 2017;Ikhsan, 2009;Lankoski, 2000;Permana and Lestari, 2021). Economic development is an advantageous progression of people's living standards, which is manifested in the efficiency of economic activity and revenue in the nation over a specified timeframe (Christiansen and Sezerel, 2020;Ivic, 2015;Poliduts and Kapkaev, 2015;Sukirno, 2016). Health expenditure is the regular outlay dispensed by both the public and private sectors that are meant for health-related purposes (Ndedi et al, 2017;OECD, 2000;WHO, 2019).…”

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The Impact of Environmental Performance on Economic Growth: A Study of ASEAN Countries

Lestari,

Ramdani,

Purnamasari

et al. 2023

IJEEP

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The aim of this study is to explore the effect of environmental performance on economic growth, the effect of environmental performance on health expenditure, the effect of health expenditure on economic growth, and the role of health expenditure in mediating the effect of environmental performance on economic growth. The study uses a quantitative research method with a verification approach and utilizes secondary data from the World Bank Indicator. Purposive sampling has been used in this study, and the sample involved countries from the ASEAN region. The statistical analysis tool used in this study is EViews version 12. The results indicate that environmental performance has an impact on economic growth, that environmental performance affects health expenditure, that health expenditure has an impact on economic growth, and that health expenditure can mediate the impact of environmental performance on economic growth. According to the study's findings, ASEAN companies must reduce the environmental damage caused by their activities in order to improve their environmental performance, which will help boost economic growth in ASEAN countries

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Foreign direct investment and their characteristics in Bosnia and Herzegovina

Cited by 4 publications

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Sector policies and their role for the growth of the Bulgarian economy

Sector policies and their role for the growth of the Bulgarian economy

Economic growth and poverty reduction: Evidence from Sub‐Saharan African (SSA) countries

The Impact of Environmental Performance on Economic Growth: A Study of ASEAN Countries

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