Regional Competitiveness

Krstić, Miloš; Radivojević, Vladimir

doi:10.4018/978-1-7998-8900-7.ch009

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“…In this sense, an integrative definition would be one that applies a systemic approach based on the management of resources and capacities to generate the economic growth of a region. This approach is regularly found in the literature in several different varieties Januškaitė & Užienė, 2018;Krstić & Radivojević, 2022;Moirangthem & Nag, 2021). Thus, by proposing an integrative concept, the idea is to lay a robust foundation that allows for the formulation of a new methodology to determine the competitiveness of the regions within a country.…”

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Measuring Regional Competitiveness

Carpio

Feldman

Avolio

2023

Global Business Review

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The objective of this article is to propose a new methodological approach to determine the level of competitiveness of subnational territories (regions). To this end, the relationship between regions’ economic performance and the determinant of regional competitiveness is studied. The regions’ level of competitiveness can be considered an unobserved effect and, to determine it, a model is proposed that takes into account unobserved heterogeneity, which is postulated to be a simplification of regional competitiveness within a country, that is, the element that can explain the differences in the region’s economic performance. An econometric panel data model with fixed effects using the dummy variables technique is proposed. The dependent variable represents a model region and is constructed by averaging all of the regions’ GDPs in real terms, as an approximation of a model region. For the independent variables, five dimensions are proposed to explain regional competitiveness. The data used are based on 91 variables for each one of the 25 regions of Peru from 2012 to 2018. The main finding is proof that the model is significant and correlates with the theoretical model. In this sense, the proposed model adequately explains the economic performance of the model region, and the estimations for each of the regions of Peru are relevant when it comes to measuring the differences between them in order to have a new way to measure regional competitiveness.

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Section: Determinants Of Regional Competitivenessmentioning

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Measuring Regional Competitiveness

Carpio

Feldman

Avolio

2023

Global Business Review

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Significance of Political Leaders for Successful and Sustainable Leadership at Serbian Municipalities

Ilić

Andjelic²,

Djukic

2023

Leadership and Governance for Sustainability

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One of a political leader's key responsibilities is to persuade the populace to support a particular political position. The chapter's focus is on a study into the qualities of political leaders required for effective national management. Politicians, however, hold positions of leadership not only at the highest levels of government but also at the levels of local self-government and municipalities. The chapter tries to highlight the key issues that effective local self-government or municipal political leaders are defined by resolving. Sustainable management, which considers both the human factor in terms of ethical standards and political behavior, is today's model of successful management. The chapter will treat Serbia as a country that has recently begun to pave the way toward sustainability.

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Regional Competitiveness

Cited by 2 publications

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Measuring Regional Competitiveness

Measuring Regional Competitiveness

Significance of Political Leaders for Successful and Sustainable Leadership at Serbian Municipalities

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