Growth Disparities Among Regions of the Visegrad Group Countries: An Evidence of Their Extent and Nature

Zdražil, Pavel; Applova, Petra

doi:10.15240/tul/001/2016-2-003

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“…Structure of economic sectors and industries, or disciplines have long been an important element in the performance assessment of national economies (Fisher, 1939;Marais, 1981;Saboniene, 2010). Zdražil and Applová (2016) identify even across the EU σ-convergence in terms of gross domestic product (GDP) growth, productivity and employment, although it does not confi rm this at the national level for the V4 countries as part of the so-called eastern integration expansion (Kraftová, Doudová, & Miláček, 2018).…”

Section: Current Economic Situation In the European Union And In The mentioning

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Benefits of KPIs for Industry Sector Evaluation: The Case Study from the Czech Republic

Hedvičáková¹,

Král²

2019

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Currently, there is a dynamic and progressive growth of substitution labour by capital. The introduction of new technologies, digitization, and automation of production is referred to as the fourth industrial revolution or Industry 4.0. The initiative Industry 4.0 also causes changes in the labour market. Industry 4.0 should increase production effi ciency, increase work productivity, reduce costs, customize solutions, and increase business fl exibility. The higher effi ciency of production and automation will enable the implementation of sustainable development. These market changes bring with them the need to measure the effi ciency and performance of production and industry. Current performance indicators are insuffi ciently refl ected in dynamically changing market conditions. For this reason, more and more companies, as well as governments around

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Section: Current Economic Situation In the European Union And In The mentioning

confidence: 99%

Benefits of KPIs for Industry Sector Evaluation: The Case Study from the Czech Republic

Hedvičáková¹,

Král²

2019

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“…In Slovakia, the east-west polarity is strongly reflected, and as far as Czech Republic is concerned, stronger positions are occupied by Southern Moravia and the northern part of the country in addition to the Prague metropolitan area. The existence of the said differences must not necessarily mean the growth of regional divergence; according to Zdražil and Applová (2016) it could generally be said that the convergence is conditional and occurs in the Czech, Polish, and Slovak regions. …”

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Spatial differences in innovation potential of central European regions during posttransformation period

Hlaváček

Siviček

2017

Journal of International Studies

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Abstract. The article focuses on mapping the innovation potential of the regions inCzech Republic, Slovakia, and Poland having their own elected institutions, which may influence the development of innovation potential of the regions. The correlation analysis and calculation of the aggregate index were used for comparison of the regions. The research is based on the authors' own construction of the Innovation Potential Index which uses 6 indicators: a) GDP per capita in EUR, b) the share of inhabitants with university degree in population, c) the share of R&D involved persons per workforce, d) gross fixed capital formation (GFCF) by regions, e) the number of patents and utility models per regions. Better conditions for growing innovation potential can be seen in the metropolitan areas rather than in agricultural and old industrial regions. The main advantage of old industrial regions is that they can improve their innovative potential by transforming the economic potential, which is weak in the peripheral and agrarian regions.

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“…Ako problematické sa javí predovšetkým to, že aj keď sa regióny krajín nových členov EÚ približujú k priemeru Európskej únie, z hľadiska národnej úrovne rozdiely pretrvávajú, alebo sa dokonca zvyšujú. Paradoxne bol teda cieľ zníženia regionálnych rozdielov v rámci EÚ uspokojený, z vnútroštátneho hľadiska sa rozdiely zvyšujú (Zdražil, Applová, 2016). Do akej miery sa to vládam darí môžeme analyzovať na základe sledovaných makroekonomických indikátorov odrážajúcich výkonnosť regiónu.…”

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Konvergenčné tendencie v podmienkach regiónov SR

Levický¹,

Urbaníková²,

Hudáková³

et al. 2019

XXII. Mezinárodní Kolokvium O Regionálních Vědách, Velké Bílovice, 12.–14. Června 2019

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Growth Disparities Among Regions of the Visegrad Group Countries: An Evidence of Their Extent and Nature

Cited by 14 publications

References 22 publications

Benefits of KPIs for Industry Sector Evaluation: The Case Study from the Czech Republic

Benefits of KPIs for Industry Sector Evaluation: The Case Study from the Czech Republic

Spatial differences in innovation potential of central European regions during posttransformation period

Konvergenčné tendencie v podmienkach regiónov SR

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