Profitability management of tourism sector in AP Vojvodina

Mirović, Vera; Kalaš, Branimir; Milenković, Nada; Andrašić, Jelena

doi:10.5937/straman2110004m

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“…The results of the multiple regression model show different direction and intensity impact. Variables age and debt have negative impact as well as previous research (Mirović et al, 2022) (Andrašić et al, 2018;Dakić & Mijić, 2020). Other variables have positive impact with different intensity.…”

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confidence: 76%

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Internal profitability determinants of organic production companies in Republika Srpska

Galić

2024

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This paper aims to investigate the value and influence of internal profitability determinants on profitability measured by return of assets of organic production companies in Srpska. For this purpose, abbreviated balance sheets of 21 companies engaged in this type of agricultural production in the period from 2014 to 2021 were provided and the regression model was defined. The results showed that the internal determinants of profitability, i.e. company age, liquidity ratio, debt measured by financial leverage, sales growth and capital turnover have a significant impact on profitability. While debt has a negative correlation, other determinants have a positive correlation. Research limitations refer to the sample because it does not include small-scale family farms, which are not required to submit financial reports.

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“…Compared to other industries, the average ROA is much lower than in Serbian cement industry (Marković & Savović, 2022), but higher than tourism sector in AP Vojvodina (Mirović et al, 2022) and the Republic of Serbia (Mitrović et al, 2021). Valid N (listwise) 6…”

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Internal profitability determinants of organic production companies in Republika Srpska

Galić

2024

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“…A regression model was used for estimating the relationship between NPLs and ROA and the relationship between NPLs and ROE, according to the examples of Perić (2020) and Mirović et al (2022). By including the selected modelling variables in the general regression specification…”

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Effects of the NPL on the banks' profitability during the COVID-19 pandemic: The case of the Republic of Serbia

Malenković¹

2023

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During the pandemic caused by the new SARS-COV2 virus, the country's economic performance is lower than before the health crisis. The global health crisis has directly and indirectly affected the economic and financial indicators of almost all countries. Regardless of state financial aid, which inevitably prevented the collapse of the national economy and financial markets, certain economic sectors are still facing the consequences of the crisis. One of the reasons for the lower financial performance of countries in this period is the insufficient readiness of banks to deal with non-profitable loans. This study aims to consider the profitability of the banking sector concerning non-profitable loans in Serbia during the pandemic, using the methods of description, deduction, and regression. In addition, a comparison method was used to assess the ability of banks to deal with non-profitable loans during the previous global financial crisis. For statistical data processing, the official data of the National Bank of Serbia was extracted from the statistical section, as well as from annual and periodic reports. A linear regression model was used to measure the effect of the NPL on the banks' profitability in the period 2008-2021, after the regression assumptions had been successfully tested (such sample adequacy, distribution symmetry, and multicollinearity). Non-profitable loans, income from interest, ROA, and ROE are the variables used in regression modelling. The results showed that non-profitable loans do not have a statistically significant effect on banks' profitability

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“…Environmental taxes (green taxes) has potentially great effects on the environment also including energy taxes, transportation taxes, pollution taxes, and others [18]. Environmental taxes are an economic tool for environmental protection [22]. Environmental taxes are levied on pollutants that create ecological harm through various economic activities arising from damaging goods or by employing environmentally hazardous industrial processes [41], and these taxes are determined based on an estimate of the quantity and level of risk of environmentally damaging emissions [53].…”

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“…The European Environment Agency supports the active and green use of taxes and shows many benefits in environmental taxation reports. They highlight support for the promotion and innovation of greenhouse gas emission-free technologies, enhancing the competitiveness of the private sector, attracting and generating economic activity, electrification of the most polluting fuels, creating quality jobs in the medium/long term, and restructuring the financial system [22].…”

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Environmental Taxation and Green Economics in Southeast Asia

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This research aims to simulate models of taxes across Southeast Asia by inserting var models such as environment and gasoline fees. This study is for getting the idea that Southeast Asia imposes an environmental fee based on a regression model derived from Southeast Asia's energy consumption and CO2 emissions adjusted by a 10% additional tax (as a dummy variable). This study was motivated by the European Union's policy suggestions on environmental fees, which could be implemented by Southeast Asia. The log-t methods are used in this study, which allows clustering by countries into additional clubs or convergence groupings, and also for utilizing the test for converging within some panel’s states taking into account the variable’s panel data. We believe that environmental fees are an essential public policy tool in Southeast Asia for reducing CO2 emissions as well as the effects on pollutants. Gas tax or carbon pollution tax upon the energy and transportation industries have a substantial influence on raising tax collections in addition to economic expansion within Southeast Asia. Power tax could help to fund initiatives that utilize ecologically good energy while limiting the prohibiting the utilization of natural gas or eco-friendly power. In the transportation industry, the environmental taxes’ function is to reduce emissions of carbon dioxide caused as a result of less environmentally friendly public transport, as well as to support eco-friendly transport.

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Profitability management of tourism sector in AP Vojvodina

Cited by 4 publications

References 19 publications

Internal profitability determinants of organic production companies in Republika Srpska

Internal profitability determinants of organic production companies in Republika Srpska

Effects of the NPL on the banks' profitability during the COVID-19 pandemic: The case of the Republic of Serbia

Environmental Taxation and Green Economics in Southeast Asia

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