2021
DOI: 10.1007/s10100-021-00743-8
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Impact of regulatory trade barriers and controls of the movement of capital and people on international trade of selected Central, Eastern and Southeastern European economies

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“…The method also has a high potential to precisely identify the sub-indicators that most impact the Cost of Doing Business Index, helping governments prioritize reforms [54]. Similarly, the SAW-Max-Entropy method can contribute to improving the quantification and monitoring of countries' ease of doing business [33], identifying areas for opening new companies with greater precision [64], offering more realistic comparisons of countries' ease of doing business [65], and enhancing understanding of the relationship between the ease of doing business and regulatory barriers and controls on the movement of capital in countries [66], among others (e.g., [67]). The results of this research also contribute significantly to the literature on composite indicators.…”
Section: Analysis and Discussion Of Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The method also has a high potential to precisely identify the sub-indicators that most impact the Cost of Doing Business Index, helping governments prioritize reforms [54]. Similarly, the SAW-Max-Entropy method can contribute to improving the quantification and monitoring of countries' ease of doing business [33], identifying areas for opening new companies with greater precision [64], offering more realistic comparisons of countries' ease of doing business [65], and enhancing understanding of the relationship between the ease of doing business and regulatory barriers and controls on the movement of capital in countries [66], among others (e.g., [67]). The results of this research also contribute significantly to the literature on composite indicators.…”
Section: Analysis and Discussion Of Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The development status and existing problems of the curriculum system of international economics and trade are mainly reflected in the teaching objectives and training methods [6][7]. At present, the traditional teaching mode adopted in the classroom is still dominated by teaching materials and supplemented by teachers' explanation.…”
Section: International Economics and Trade Majormentioning
confidence: 99%
“…e function f(m, n, k) represents the amount of international trade goods exchange rate transactions and the number of international trade goods exchange rate transactions [33]. When the amount of international trade goods exchange rate transactions is greater and the number of international trade goods…”
Section: Calculation Of Exchange Rate Transaction Risk Of Goods In International Tradementioning
confidence: 99%