MNEs, globalisation and digital economy: legal and economic aspects

Zekos, Georgios I.

doi:10.1108/03090550310770875

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“…The rapid development of the financial system has led to structural reforms of financial regulators, which also include financing issues (Holland, 2009;Palepu, et al 2008), security issues (Davidaviciene, et al 2019) as well as role of the government in financial sector development (Cooray, 2011;Christensen and Laegreid, 2011;Novoa and Seeling, 2009;Qiao, 2013), having very big importance on public sector accountability, experience and reputation (Schillermans, 2016;Bovens, et al 2014), taking into account that very important is the qualification and experience of the staff (Raudeliuniene and Szarucki, 2019;Holland, 2019) and taking into account and serious consideration that there is a very big influence of globalisation and digital economy (Zekos, 2003;Preda, 2005).…”

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Financial and Capital Market Commission Financing: Aspects and Challenges

2020

JLISS

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Finance regulators are very important institutions for normal economic development of the country and good international cooperation in great extent depend from efficient work of finance regulator. Finance regulator must be properly financed and this is also e very important aspect which is analysed also by academic researchers in many countries around the globe. Aim of current research paper is to investigate possible developments of finance regulator financing based on analysis of expert views on possible future developments of finance regulator financing. Research methods applied: analysis of scientific publications and previous conducted research, analysis of legislative documents on finance regulator financing, expert survey. Data of expert survey is analysed by indicators of descriptive statistics: indicators of central tendency or location and indicators of variability. The results of the expert survey have indicated that there must be prepared regulations for better motivation of market participants from one side and acceptable financing of finance regulator from other side.

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Financial and Capital Market Commission Financing: Aspects and Challenges

2020

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“…From macroeconomical point of view, e-business is recognised to be driven by the impact of globalization, elimination of physical barriers and governmental policies, which were discussed by Zekos (2003), Filis et al (2004), Elbeltagi (2007), Li and Xie (2012), Torres et al (2014), Mangiaracina et al (2015) and others. Having researched 292 SMEs in Indonesia, Rahayu and Day (2015) found that perceived benefits, technology readiness, owners' innovativeness, owners' IT ability and owners' IT experience are the determinant factors that influence adoption of e-commerce in business enterprises.…”

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“…) focus on internal (e.g. micro environmental) determinants of ebusiness, while macro environmental determinants are considered only partly (Zekos, 2003;Filis, Johansson, & Wagner, 2004;Elbeltagi, 2007;Li & Xie, 2012;Torres, Lisboa, & Yasin, 2014;Mangiaracina, Marchet, Perotti, & Tumino, 2015;Armas-Cruz, Gil-Soto, Oreja-Rodriguez, 2017, etc. ).…”

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Evaluation of E-business micro and macro determinants by Multiple Indicators Multiple Causes model

Remeikienė

Čepel

Gasparėnienė

2019

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The methods employed for the research include comparative and systematic literature analysis, statistical data analysis, expert evaluation and the Multiple Indicators Multiple Causes (MIMIC) model. There are several research gaps in the field of e-business: 1) there is no simplified factor model which would denote the development of e-business, including its causes and consequences, and which, due to its universality, could be adapted to any country; 2) the studies of e-business development lack a comprehensive assessment which would consider this phenomenon in both quantitative and qualitative terms. On the basis of the theoretical analysis, a model for assessment of e-business development has been formed. The results of the empirical evaluation have revealed that in the group of micro environmental determinants development of e-business in Lithuania is, to the largest extent, determined by business managers’ motivation to reach the defined aims and their positive viewpoint that e-business may become a perfect auxiliary tool to ensure business competitiveness. In the group of macro environmental determinants, the determinants of socio-cultural environment can be indicated as the major ones that affect the development of e-business. Application of the MIMIC model has enabled to identify the following macro economical determinants (for the euro area): real effective exchange rate for the euro area; level of households with the Internet access; quantity of individuals using the Internet for ordering goods or services; government deficit/surplus; youth employment, and individuals using the Internet for interaction with public authorities.

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“…The higher the market commitment degree (C i ), the higher the investment cost (Cost j ) to enter a market. Investment cost may include factors such as transaction cost, management cost, operating cost, production cost, labor cost, coordination cost [30,31], and other costs. Therefore, the cost variables may be numerous and expressed by a linear or non-linear function according to the firm's analytical approach.…”

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The Sensitivity Analysis of the International Investment Decision Model

Shih¹,

Trappey²

2008

TOORJ

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Johanson and Vahlne's research provides a starting point for building a model that suits general international investments and decision making processes. This research derives an integer programming investment decision model that also considers investment costs and the risk attitudes of firms. The sensitivity analysis of the revised model demonstrates how risk attitudes and investment costs influence the optimal investment decision. Compared to the cost factors, the influence of attitudes toward risk are the key to the overall decision making process.

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MNEs, globalisation and digital economy: legal and economic aspects

Cited by 31 publications

References 231 publications

Financial and Capital Market Commission Financing: Aspects and Challenges

Financial and Capital Market Commission Financing: Aspects and Challenges

Evaluation of E-business micro and macro determinants by Multiple Indicators Multiple Causes model

The Sensitivity Analysis of the International Investment Decision Model

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