Social Preferences, Goal Orientation and Team Performance

Alsua, Carlos J.; Fenech, Javier Palacios; Ramírez, J.

doi:10.21272/bel.3(1).6-17.2019

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“…Structural equation modeling offers an effective way of understanding abstract concepts. This leads to SEM dissemination in social studies (Atef et al, 2017, Lekovic & Bobera, 2018, Alyoubi et al, 2019, Alsua et al, 2019, Muneeb et al, 2019, Akhondzadeh, 2019, Sadiq et al, 2020, including trust (Al Halbusi et al, 2018, Mas'ud et al, 2019. STATISTICA 13.3 was selected for confirmatory modeling and PATH analysis, as well as testing for its reliability and validity.…”

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Illegal activities of financial intermediaries: A burden of trust crisis

Brychko¹,

Савченко²,

Vasylieva³

et al. 2021

Journal of International Studies

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Illegal activities of financial intermediaries: A burden of trust crisis

Brychko¹,

Савченко²,

Vasylieva³

et al. 2021

Journal of International Studies

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“…The use of structural simultaneous equations system is a well-established approach in psychology, political science, economics, and other social sciences (Kozmenko and Kuzmenko, 2011;Al Halbusi and Tehseen, 2018;Alsua et al, 2019;Abolfazl et al, 2019;Muneeb et al, 2019). Structural equation modelling (SEM) has several advantages over conventional multiple regressions.…”

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Banking Regulations and Country’s Innovative Development: the Mediating Role of Financial Development

Mursalov

2020

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Promoting innovation requires efficient financial regulations ensuring well-functioning financial markets that play critical roles in reducing financing costs, allocating scarce resources, evaluating innovative projects, and managing risks. The author indicated that rigorous empirical studies that link financial regulation and innovation development are sparse. Thus, this study aims to provide some empirical evidence on linking government interventions, particularly by banking regulations and supervision, and a country’s innovative growth from the perspective of the mediating role of financial development. Specifically, this paper demonstrates that the development of financial markets and financial institutions mediates the path between financial regulation and innovation development in Azerbaijan. The structural equation modeling technique using the statistical package PATH additionally to confirmatory factor analysis in STATISTICA was applied to analyze the data. Contrary to expectations, this study did not find a significant direct impact of changes in regulatory benchmarks related to total CAR and FX loans to total loans on Azerbaijan’s rank in the Global Innovation Index and the volumes of high-technology exports. One of the more significant findings to emerge from this study is that the government regulatory and supervisory interventions in the banking sphere are changing the imprudent financial institutions’ and markets’ behavior. Thereby it contributes to establishing a better developed and sound financial system in terms of their access, depth, and efficiency. Meanwhile, financial institutions’ and markets’ development contributes to the country’s innovative development. This combination of findings provides some support for the conceptual premise that reduction or elimination of government power in the financial markets and institutions leads to exacerbating systemic risk and destabilization of the financial system that could not build extensive innovation capacities to foster growth. Keywords: banking regulation and supervision, Global Innovation Index (GII), high-technology exports, financial institutions development, financial markets development.

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Trust in the Financial Sector: A Bibliometric Analysis (1967–2020)

Litovtseva¹,

Vasilyeva²,

Brychko³

2022

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The sphere of trust in the financial sector, which is actively developing in the conditions of financial crises and recessions, is accompanied by a significant increase in the scientific literature that requires detailed analysis. The changes faced by trust in the financial sector over the past thirty years have remain unprecedented. Recent developments in financial technologies, blockchain, risk assessments have led to a renewed interest and rapid growth in the number of academic publications on trust in the financial domain. A number of literature reviews have been published focusing on specific aspects and trends of trust in the financial sector. However, far too little attention has been given to developing a global vision of academic knowledge about trust in the financial sector from a statistical perspective. This study was designed to provide insights and updates that have not yet been fully understood or described by other reviews in the domain of trust in the financial system by applying a thorough bibliometric (Scopus tools, Google Trends) and network (VOSviewer) analysis. This paper will make it possible to create a global picture of the phenomenon, to determine the dynamic aspects of trends from a statistical point of view, using content-contextual, descriptive, comparative, cluster, and evolutionary-temporal methods. The methodological basis of the study is a set of scientific publications indexed in the Scopus scientometric database, which were analysed using ScopusTools and VOSViewer analytical tools. A total of 1,148 academic studies published between 1967 and 2020 were analysed, including 364 authors, 158 journals, and 101 countries. By applying rigorous bibliometric and network tools, established and emergent research clusters were identified based on the key research topics and interrelations. With the help of built-in tools of the Scopus scientometric base, the main stages of scientific interest in the trust in the financial sector were determined. The most significant studies in this area by influence and citations were identified. In addition, the classification of the research on trust in the financial sector by scientific fields was considered, and the geographical centers of research were determined. A comparative analysis of Google searches showed that trust in the financial sector could be considered as one of the critical conditions for overcoming macroeconomic imbalances. Cluster analysis made it possible to identify five main clusters of scientific research. The main research findings showed that trust in the financial sector is one of the most multidisciplinary phenomena, and the keywords such as human, economy, financial management, finance, organization and management, private sector, public sector are closely related. The results of the study provide a solid roadmap for further consideration in this area.

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Social Preferences, Goal Orientation and Team Performance

Cited by 3 publications

References 57 publications

Illegal activities of financial intermediaries: A burden of trust crisis

Illegal activities of financial intermediaries: A burden of trust crisis

Banking Regulations and Country’s Innovative Development: the Mediating Role of Financial Development

Trust in the Financial Sector: A Bibliometric Analysis (1967–2020)

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