Time-Varying Bidirectional Causal Relationships between Transaction Fees and Economic Activity of Subsystems Utilizing the Ethereum Blockchain Network

Ante, Lennart; Saggu, Aman

doi:10.3390/jrfm17010019

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“…Regarding navigating frontiers in the tourism economies of Kosovo and Albania during and after COVID-19, according to Lulaj (2022), it is emphasized that there was a large increase in expenses, as well as to remove the consequences of the pandemic, countries (KOS and AL) must collect taxes to influence the growth of tourism, the economies, and financial development in general (Lulaj and Dragusha 2022). Ante and Saggu (2024) emphasize the strategic considerations essential for stakeholders to effectively plan, utilize, and influence economic activities, thereby enhancing comprehension and optimization within a rapidly evolving economy.…”

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Navigating Financial Frontiers in the Tourism Economies of Kosovo and Albania during and beyond COVID-19

Lulaj,

Tase,

Gomes

et al. 2024

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The problem addressed in this study is the profound impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on the tourism economies of Kosovo (KOS) and Albania (AL), which led to economic–financial stagnation and price increases. The aim was to analyze the financial frontier challenges facing the tourism industry during COVID-19 and beyond and propose effective strategies for shaping a sustainable future for countries within Europe with great potential for tourism development in the current decade. The survey was conducted in 102 locations, including cities, municipalities, regions, villages, and neighborhoods in both countries over the years 2020–2023, while data analysis was performed using a cluster analysis (K-means and hierarchical) and the multidimensional scaling method (Alscal). The results highlighted (a) the severe impact of COVID-19 on both the population and businesses in the tourism sector, which will persist beyond the pandemic, (b) the indispensable role of government intervention in alleviating the financial crisis, (c) the need for innovative approaches and accurate financial management by both the country and businesses to attract tourists, and (d) the importance of control and management for financial sustainability. This paper is of significant importance to tourism destinations as it provides insights into the severe impact of COVID-19 on both the population and businesses in the tourism economies. By highlighting the indispensable role of government intervention, the need for innovative approaches and accurate financial management, and the importance of control and management for financial sustainability, the study offers valuable guidance for tourism destinations in navigating the current crisis and attracting tourists. Furthermore, the paper emphasizes the need for future studies to explore opportunities for long-term financial resilience and growth, contributing to the development of sustainable tourism destinations.

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Navigating Financial Frontiers in the Tourism Economies of Kosovo and Albania during and beyond COVID-19

Lulaj,

Tase,

Gomes

et al. 2024

JRFM

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US Trade Policy Uncertainty and Nigeria’s Participation in Global Value Chains: Evidence from Frequency Domain Causality, Wavelet Coherence Analysis, and Time-Varying Causality

Oshodi,

Olasehinde-Williams

2024

J Knowl Econ

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This study examines for the first time whether trade policy uncertainty emanating from the United States significantly predicts Nigeria’s participation in global value chains. It further examines the kind of global value chain participation in Nigeria (forward or backward linkages) that is most predictable by the United States trade policy uncertainty. To achieve the study objective, frequency domain causality, wavelet coherence analysis, and time-varying causality are employed in analyzing annual data sets over the period 1990–2019. The summary of the study findings is as follows; first, trade policy uncertainty emanating from the United States significantly predicts Nigeria’s overall integration into global value chains. Second, there is a positive association between Nigeria’s integration into global value chains and the United States trade policy uncertainty. Third, Nigeria’s overall integration into global value chains is highly correlated with the United States trade policy uncertainty in periods around the global economic crisis of 2007/08 and Nigeria’s recession of the late 2010s. Fourth, most of the predictability noticed in the relations between trade policy uncertainty generated by the United States and the overall global value chain participation is caused by the relations between the United States trade policy uncertainty and Nigeria’s forward linkage into global value chain participation.

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A Hybrid CNN–LSTM Model for Transaction Fee Forecasting in Post EIP-1559 Ethereum

Kallurkar,

Chandavarkar

2024

SN COMPUT. SCI.

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Time-Varying Bidirectional Causal Relationships between Transaction Fees and Economic Activity of Subsystems Utilizing the Ethereum Blockchain Network

Cited by 5 publications

References 92 publications

Navigating Financial Frontiers in the Tourism Economies of Kosovo and Albania during and beyond COVID-19

Navigating Financial Frontiers in the Tourism Economies of Kosovo and Albania during and beyond COVID-19

US Trade Policy Uncertainty and Nigeria’s Participation in Global Value Chains: Evidence from Frequency Domain Causality, Wavelet Coherence Analysis, and Time-Varying Causality

A Hybrid CNN–LSTM Model for Transaction Fee Forecasting in Post EIP-1559 Ethereum

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