Systemic competitiveness of post-socialist and capitalist economies: a broader look at the competitiveness debate

Mačkić, Velibor; Perić, Blanka Škrabić; Sorić, Petar

doi:10.1080/14631377.2014.964463

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“…Competitiveness is further determined by factors such as credit rating, tax evasion, access to capital markets, SMEs, labor regulation flexibility, finance and banking regulation (Mačkić, Škrabić Perić & Sorić, 2014).…”

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“…Franc (2008) analyzed the FDI determinants for Croatia and twelve EU members, confirming that, inter alia, the determinants of FDI include lower labor costs, GDP growth rate, labor productivity, foreign trade, legal system and legislation. Mačkić, Škrabić Perić & Sorić (2014) analyze the systemic competitiveness of post-socialist and capitalist economies. Their research pinpoints several other variables which are relevant to FDI-GDP growth relation such as a country's credit rating, tax evasion, access to capital markets, SMEs, labor regulation flexibility, finance and banking regulation.…”

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The Interrelationship of FDI and GDP in European Transition Countries

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Sorić

2015

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Theory states that the foreign direct investments (FDI) have multiple positive effects on a country’s economy. Evidence can be sought from Central and Eastern European countries where FDI is seen as one of the main contributors to GDP growth. This paper examines the relationship between FDI and GDP growth rate in Croatia and other chosen European transition countries using bivariate VAR models. Based on the research conducted, it was found that FDI Granger causes GDP growth in most countries. This is especially true in Poland, Czech Republic and Hungary which have attracted a significant amount of FDI starting from 1990. The estimated VAR models for Latvia and Slovenia provide evidence that GDP causes FDI, corroborating the theory that investor are prone to stable macroeconomic conditions. This paper tries to make a comparative analysis of FDI-GDP link in New EU member states. Further research should certainly include other aspects such as the quality of the legislative system, labor productivity and labor costs, access to capital markets, etc.

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The Interrelationship of FDI and GDP in European Transition Countries

Čičak

Sorić

2015

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“…De esta manera, tanto individuo como conjunto pueden asumir el reto de una competitividad propia y territorial, siendo éste un escenario sistémico, interconectado e interdisciplinario, donde cada sujeto aporta su experiencia (y conocimiento) para poder fortalecer su contexto. Por lo tanto, el conocimiento adquirido a través del proceso formativo, interiorizado y puesto al servicio del colectivo, se interrelaciona con el medio, con el ambiente, con la sociedad, con las instituciones, con la política y con la cultura (MAČKIĆ et al, 2014;BOISIER, 2001;CEPAL, 2000).…”

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Educación Y Gestión Social Del Conocimiento Para La Construcción De Capital Social

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RESUMEN Se reflexiona acerca de la pertinencia del conocimiento como factor para alcanzar el desarrollo sostenible y la construcción de espacios cognitivos, contando con la educación como generadora de dicho conocimiento y transformadora de la realidad social. Realidad que requiere un Capital Humano consciente y proactivo, un Capital Estructural al servicio de las personas, un Capital Relacional como puente articulador de sinergias cognitivas y un Capital Social como resultado de una “perfecta” armonía entre las partes conformantes de determinado territorio. Aspectos que en conjunto permitirán crear potencialidades para que determinada población apropie sus singularidades y su entorno, y transforme y genere condiciones positivas locales y sostenibles en beneficio de las personas y del colectivo.

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Systemic competitiveness of post-socialist and capitalist economies: a broader look at the competitiveness debate

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The Interrelationship of FDI and GDP in European Transition Countries

The Interrelationship of FDI and GDP in European Transition Countries

Educación Y Gestión Social Del Conocimiento Para La Construcción De Capital Social

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