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2. 체벌인식에 영향을 미치는 미시적 요인과 거시적 요인의 분석.
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박보은
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HUMAN rights ,CLIMATE change ,INCOME ,SOCIAL influence ,INTERNATIONAL cooperation ,CORPORAL punishment - Abstract
Objectives: In this study, we focused on how the perception of corporal punishment affects its use and analyzed both micro and macro factors related to these perceptions to prevent physical maltreatment. Methods: To examine the factors that affect perceptions of corporal punishment, we analyzed the most recent data from the World Values Survey (WVS) 7th (2017-2021). Our study focused on both micro and macro factors from an ecological perspective, separately examining the influence of personal and social factors. We included 23,631 participants from 13 countries in our final analysis. Results: First, micro factors that affect the perception of corporal punishment include gender, age, education level, and household income. Males, younger individuals, those with lower education levels, and those with lower household incomes tend to be more lenient toward corporal punishment. Second, macro factors such as respect for human rights and the legitimacy of assault on others also influence perceptions of corporal punishment. Additionally, the interaction between micro and macro factors reveals that in countries with low collective respect for human rights, women are more likely than men to view corporal punishment as justified. Conclusion: To protect children’s rights, both national efforts and international cooperation are essential to establish a new paradigm in the environmental ecosystem that addresses the climate crisis, as well as in the educational ecosystem encompassing home, school, society, and culture. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2024
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3. Spatiotemporal Heterogeneity Analysis of Provincial Road Traffic Accidents and Its Influencing Factors in China.
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Zhang, Keke, Wang, Shaohua, Song, Chengcheng, Zhang, Sinan, and Liu, Xia
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To objectively evaluate the road traffic safety levels across different provinces in China, this study investigated the spatiotemporal heterogeneity characteristics of macro factors influencing road traffic accidents. Panel data from 31 provinces in China from 2009 to 2021 were collected, and after data preprocessing, traffic accident data were selected as the dependent variables. Population size, economic level, motorization level, highway mileage, unemployment rate, and passenger volume were selected as explanatory variables. Based on the spatiotemporal non-stationarity testing of traffic accident data, three models, namely, ordinary least squares (OLS), geographically weighted regression (GWR), and geographically and temporally weighted regression (GTWR), were constructed for empirical research. The results showed that the spatiotemporal heterogeneity characterizing the macro factors of traffic accidents could not be ignored. In terms of impact effects, highway mileage, population size, motorization level and passenger volume had positive promoting effects on road traffic accidents, while economic level and unemployment rate mainly exhibited negative inhibitory effects. In terms of impact magnitude, highway mileage had the greatest impact on traffic accidents, followed by population size, motorization level, and passenger volume. Comparatively, the impact magnitude of economic level and unemployment rate was relatively small. The conclusions were aimed at contributing to the objective evaluation of road traffic safety levels in different provinces and providing a basis for the formulation of reasonable macro traffic safety planning and management decisions. The findings offer valuable insights that can be used to optimize regional traffic safety policies and strategies, thereby enhancing road safety. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2024
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4. The Impact of the Last Two Presidential Periods on the Performance of the Indonesia Stock Exchanges: An Approach of Arbitrage Pricing Theory.
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Garnia, Erna, Riadi, Deden Rizal, Tahmat, T., and Nainggolan, Ida Margareta
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ARBITRAGE pricing theory ,PRICES ,RATE of return on stocks ,ECONOMIC indicators ,PRINCIPAL components analysis - Abstract
This study aims to examine the influence of economic and non-economic macro factors on the performance of the Indonesia Stock Exchange (IDX) and the differences in their effects on the last two presidential terms using the Arbitrage Pricing Theory (APT) approach. The macro factors studied are an aggregate of 41 indicators of stock market index returns, benchmark interest rates, exchange rates, economic stability indicators, commodity prices, and corruption perception index (CPI). For the process of aggregation and identification of macro factors, this study uses Principal Component Analysis (PCA). The population studied were publicly listed companies on the IDX since October 2004 (299 companies) with a sample size of 157 companies. The observation period is 205 months: 120 months of the presidency of Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono (SBY) and 85 months of the presidency of Joko Widodo (JKW). The research design used the explanatory study method. The research model was analyzed using panel data regression. The results identified seven macro factor aggregates from 41 indicators studied: global index, macro economy, world oil prices, China index, Arabia index, inflation, and competitive resources. There was a simultaneous effect of macro factors on stock performance during the presidency of SBY and JKW. Partially, stock returns during the SBY era were positively influenced by the global index, world oil prices, the China index, the Arabian index, and inflation and negatively influenced by the macroeconomy. Meanwhile, during the JKW period, returns were positively influenced by the global, China, and Arabia indexes and inflation. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2024
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5. Preferred Channel Choices in Vegetable Marketing: Role of Macro and Micro Environmental Factors in Odisha
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Rajeev Kumar Panda and Dibya Nandan Mishra
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market channel choice ,agriculture ,vegetable ,macro factors ,micro factors ,sem ,Business ,HF5001-6182 - Abstract
The globalization of agriculture has opened new opportunities, challenges and stiffer competition in India. This paper explores and evaluates various macro and micro factors influencing the marketing channel choices made by the vegetable farmers in Odisha. Responses were collected from 323 vegetable farmers and 110 commission agents, and 192 retailers across five districts of Odisha. Data were analyzed using SPSS to confirm reliability, validity and data reduction. AMOS was used to design the structural equation model. Access to market knowledge has a positive sign for both organized and unorganized market choices, which is consistent with the hypothesis. Hence, the value suggests that increasing market knowledge can increase market participation. The improvement in practices and expertise in grading also shows an increase in the involvement of both organized and unorganized markets. Given these marketing challenges, this study suggests improving emerging farmers' participation in the export markets.
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- 2023
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6. Changes in behavior patterns or demographic structure? Re-estimating the impact of higher education on the average age of the first marriage.
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Ting Lai, Yiheng Huang, and Jinwu Xiong
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During the last few decades, China implemented college enrollment expansion to accelerate the process of urbanization. However, most existing papers blaming that receiving higher education may delay people choosing to enter the age of first marriage, which in turn results in the age of the population. In this paper, we argued that the previous papers confused the total impact of higher education on the average age of the first marriage with the influence on individual's behavior change, and thus led to overestimating the delayed effect of higher education on the age choosing behavior of first marriage. The present paper re-estimated the impact of higher education on the average age of the first marriage in China with both extensive and intensive margins using the duration model and qualified the pure effect on the behavior patterns change after removing macroeconomic factors. The results show that: (1) changes in either the demographic structure or behavior patterns due to higher education explain 63.41% or 36.59%, respectively, of the average marriage age delay; (2) the macro factors would delay the age of first marriage; (3) after controlling for demographic structure and macro factors, 3 years or more of higher education would only delay the choosing behavior of entering the first marriage by 0.84 years. Thus, we concluded that higher education does not completely squeeze the time of marriage, and the expansion of college enrollment could improve social and economic benefits. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2023
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7. Government drivers of breast cancer prevention: A spatiotemporal analysis based on the association between breast cancer and macro factors
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Xiaodan Bai, Xiyu Zhang, Hongping Shi, Guihong Geng, Bing Wu, Yongqiang Lai, Wenjing Xiang, Yanjie Wang, Yu Cao, Baoguo Shi, and Ye Li
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breast cancer scale ,light at night ,macro factors ,geographically and temporally weighted regression model ,temporal and spatial heterogeneity ,Public aspects of medicine ,RA1-1270 - Abstract
BackgroundCurrently, breast cancer (BC) is ranked among the top malignant tumors in the world, and has attracted widespread attention. Compared with the traditional analysis on biological determinants of BC, this study focused on macro factors, including light at night (LAN), PM2.5, per capita consumption expenditure, economic density, population density, and number of medical beds, to provide targets for the government to implement BC interventions.MethodsA total of 182 prefecture-level cities in China from 2013 to 2016 were selected as the sample of the study. The geographically and temporally weighted regression (GTWR) model was adopted to describe the spatiotemporal correlation between the scale of BC and macro factors.ResultsThe results showed that the GTWR model can better reveal the spatiotemporal variation. In the temporal dimension, the fluctuations of the regression coefficients of each variable were significant. In the spatial dimension, the positive impacts of LAN, per capita consumption expenditure, population density and number of medical beds gradually increased from west to east, and the positive coefficient of PM2.5 gradually increased from north to south. The negative impact of economic density gradually increased from west to east.ConclusionThe fact that the degree of effect of each variable fluctuates over time reminds the government to pay continuous attention to BC prevention. The spatial heterogeneity features also urge the government to focus on different macro indicators in eastern and western China or southern and northern China. In other words, our research helps drive the government to center on key regions and take targeted measures to curb the rapid growth of BC.
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- 2022
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8. Understanding of Macro Factors That Affect Yield of Government Bonds.
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Koroleva, Ekaterina and Kopeykin, Maxim
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BONDS (Finance) ,FINANCIAL management ,MUTUAL funds ,INDIVIDUAL investors ,BANK deposits ,GOVERNMENT securities - Abstract
Government bonds are one of the safest and most attractive instruments in the investment portfolio for private investors and investment funds. Although bonds are perceived as an alternative to bank deposits, a number of macroeconomic factors influence their yield. The goal of the research is to investigate the relationship between macroeconomic factors and the yield of government bonds. We use regression models on a dataset of 22 countries with post-industrial economics for ten years. The main criteria for selecting countries are membership in the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development and inclusion in the Top-25 countries on the competitiveness index. The results revealed a negative association between the yield of government bonds and gold. Moreover, we indicate a positive association between the yield of government bonds and the following indicators—inflation, oil prices, and GDP per capita. In the case of the influence of population savings and the uncertainty index, we obtain inconclusive results. The study contributes to ongoing research in the field of financial management with respect to investigating determinants of the yield of government bonds. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2022
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9. شناسایی عوامل مرتبط گردشگری سالمت در همه گیری کووید19.
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قاسم زارعی
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Introduction: covid 19 has affected various sectors of the economy and the tourism, including health tourism. Health tourism has a significant impact on the prevalence of corona due to its direct relationship with individals' health. This study endeavored to identify relevant factors of health tourism in the edidemic of covid-19. Methods: This qualitative study was done with the theme analysis method. Data collection was done through semi-structured interviews with health tourism experts and health tourists. Targeted sampling continued until theoretical saturation was reached, and a total of 14 samples were selected. Results: The results revealed that relevant factors of health tourism with effect on covid 19 epidemic was in both micro and macro levels. In micro level, three categories of factors, including factors related to health tourism services, factors related to tourism ancillary services, and factors relevant to health tourists, were affected by covid 19. In the macro level, the relevant factors of health tourism on covid 19 epidemic has been in 4 sectors: economic, technological, political-legal and cultural-social. Conclusion: Results revealed that the lack of equipment due to its allocation to the corona sectors, the expansion of online services, and the lack of specialized human resources have affected health tourism. In the factors related to ancillary services, unused capacities have increased and this discussion has led to the closure of some sectors. This issue will reduce the capacity of ancillary services in the post-corona period and will be a threat to the development of health tourism. In the tourist sector, corona has led to an increase in the general awareness of tourists as well as an increase in health concerns, and price sensitivity has decreased in relation to health issues. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2022
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10. The impact of exchange rate on inflation and economic growth in Vietnam
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Thanh Tung Hoang, Van Anh Nguyen Thi, and Hoang Dinh Minh
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exchange rate ,vector regression model ,var model ,growth ,inflation ,macro factors ,macroeconomic ,Business records management ,HF5735-5746 - Abstract
In this article, the research team uses the VAR self-regression vector model to evaluate the impact of exchange rates on inflation and economic growth in Vietnam over the period 2005-2018. With six endogenous variables included in the VAR model: bilateral real exchange rate (Er), money supply (M2), exports (X), imports (IM), GDP at 2010 comparative prices (GDPR), the consumer price index (CPI) and the two exogenous variables, international price (Pw) and US Federal Reserve interest rate (Ifed), the research team examines the impact of exchange rates on endogenous variables in the model and considers the reaction of inflation and economic growth on various shocks. Based on the quantitative results, the research team will recommend some discus-sions to contribute for the improvement of Vietnam's macro environment, trade balance, inflation control, and economic growth support; implementing the goal of macroeconomic stability to suit the period of international economic integration and improving national competitiveness.
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- 2019
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11. Understanding of Macro Factors That Affect Yield of Government Bonds
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Ekaterina Koroleva and Maxim Kopeykin
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government bond ,yield ,macro factors ,regression analysis ,Insurance ,HG8011-9999 - Abstract
Government bonds are one of the safest and most attractive instruments in the investment portfolio for private investors and investment funds. Although bonds are perceived as an alternative to bank deposits, a number of macroeconomic factors influence their yield. The goal of the research is to investigate the relationship between macroeconomic factors and the yield of government bonds. We use regression models on a dataset of 22 countries with post-industrial economics for ten years. The main criteria for selecting countries are membership in the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development and inclusion in the Top-25 countries on the competitiveness index. The results revealed a negative association between the yield of government bonds and gold. Moreover, we indicate a positive association between the yield of government bonds and the following indicators—inflation, oil prices, and GDP per capita. In the case of the influence of population savings and the uncertainty index, we obtain inconclusive results. The study contributes to ongoing research in the field of financial management with respect to investigating determinants of the yield of government bonds.
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- 2022
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12. Macro Factors and the Affine Term Structure of Interest Rates.
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Wu, Tao
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BONDS (Finance) ,RATE of return ,ECONOMIC equilibrium ,MACROECONOMICS ,MONETARY policy ,FINANCE literature - Abstract
This paper formulates an affine term structure model of bond yields from a dynamic stochastic general equilibrium model, with observable macrostate variables as the term structure factors. Model implications for the joint macro-term structure dynamics are consistent with the empirical patterns from the VAR estimation. Model calibration and simulation exercises also provide clear macroeconomic interpretations of the latent term structure factors as found in the finance literature: most of the “slope” factor movement can be explained by exogenous monetary policy shocks, and the “level” factor movement is closely related to the technology shocks. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2006
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13. Macroeconomic determinants of non-performing loans: A quantile regression approach evidence from Vietnam's banking system
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Le, Chi Diem Ha, Le, Anh Hoang, Le, Chi Diem Ha, and Le, Anh Hoang
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This study investigates the impact of economic growth, inflation, money supply, and real interest rates on non-performing loans (NPLs) in the Vietnamese banking system. To achieve the research objective, we employ Ordinary Least Squares and Quantile regression methods to estimate models with data collected from the World Bank on the Vietnamese banking system for the period 2000-2020. The Ordinary Least Squares estimation results do not find a significant impact of economic growth on NPLs, but Quantile regression estimation results reveal that economic growth has a negative effect on NPLs for the lower quantile groups, with this effect being insignificant for the quantile groups above 0.3. Furthermore, the study's findings indicate that inflation and real interest rates have a negative impact on NPLs across most quantile groups, while the money supply has a negative impact on NPLs only in the medium quantiles (0.4 and 0.5) and high quantile groups (above 0.7). Additionally, we found a stable equilibrium between NPLs and economic growth, inflation, money supply, and real interest rates, with a positive long-term impact of economic growth, inflation, money supply, and real interest rates on NPLs. The research findings propose several policy implications for controlling NPLs in the Vietnamese banking system.
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- 2023
14. Processing, Modeling, and Forecasting: A Time Series Analysis of Sick Leave Absences in Sweden and Evaluating the Impact of Macro Factors
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Lindell, Marcus, Schwerin, Casper, Lindell, Marcus, and Schwerin, Casper
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Sick absence affects companies both operationally and economically and the matter has become increasingly prominent following the COVID-19 pandemic. MedHelp Care is an e-health company working towards increasing workplace wellness by offering insights into absence and rehabilitation matters. Forecasting future absence levels could help with matters such as staffing and garner more insight into which factors that impact absenteeism. Moreover, gauging how external factors affect the absence could help deepen the knowledge further. With absence data now being digital, it is able to be modeled using statistical tools. The dataset was aggregated to a daily basis and preprocessed to better represent the Swedish labour force. Then, by applying time series analysis and machine learning methods, predictions of sick absence were formed. Datasets of the Swedish stock market and the discourse around COVID-19 on Twitter, respectively, were processed to time series and their relation to the sick absence was explored using crosscorrelation. The sets were then individually incorporated into exogenous models using autoregression, and then their impact was evaluated. Results show that the SARIMA model is better for predicting short and medium length horizons while the machine learning methods used were more apt for long horizons. Results from the exogenous models were mixed; the OMX set improved short term prediction accuracy while other horizons were largely unaffected, and the Twitter set worsened performance for all horizon lengths. While the model results are promising, their current complexity hinder large-scale deployment and further research is needed to further verify the effect of exogenous datasets.
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- 2023
15. Opcions de canal preferides en màrqueting de vegetals: paper dels factors ambientals macro i micro a Odisha
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Panda, Rajeev Kumar and Mishra, Dibya Nandan
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hortalizas ,factores micro ,hortalisses ,factors macro ,elección del canal de mercado ,elecció del canal de mercat ,agricultura ,factores macro ,SEM ,vegetable ,micro factors ,microfactors ,Market channel choice ,macro factors ,agriculture - Abstract
La globalització de l'agricultura ha obert noves oportunitats, reptes i una competència més dura a l'Índia. Aquest article explora i avalua diversos factors macro i micro que influeixen en les eleccions de canals de màrqueting fetes pels productors d'hortalisses d'Odisha. S’han recollit respostes de 323 agricultors d'hortalisses i 110 comissionistes i 192 minoristes de cinc districtes d'Odisha. Les dades s’han analitzat mitjançant SPSS per confirmar la fiabilitat, la validesa i la reducció de les dades. AMOS s’ha utilitzat per dissenyar el model d'equació estructural. L'accés al coneixement del mercat té un signe positiu per a les opcions de mercat tant organitzades com no organitzades, que és coherent amb la hipòtesi. Per tant, el valor suggereix que augmentar el coneixement del mercat pot augmentar-ne la participació. La millora de les pràctiques i l'experiència en la qualificació també mostra un augment de la implicació dels mercats organitzats i no organitzats. Tenint en compte aquests reptes de màrqueting, aquest estudi suggereix millorar la participació dels agricultors emergents als mercats d'exportació., The globalization of agriculture has opened new opportunities, challenges and stiffer competition in India. This paper explores and evaluates various macro and micro factors influencing the marketing channel choices made by the vegetable farmers in Odisha. Responses were collected from 323 vegetable farmers and 110 commission agents, and 192 retailers across five districts of Odisha. Data were analyzed using SPSS to confirm reliability, validity and data reduction. AMOS was used to design the structural equation model. Access to market knowledge has a positive sign for both organized and unorganized market choices, which is consistent with the hypothesis. Hence, the value suggests that increasing market knowledge can increase market participation. The improvement in practices and expertise in grading also shows an increase in the involvement of both organized and unorganized markets. Given these marketing challenges, this study suggests improving emerging farmers' participation in the export markets., La globalización de la agricultura ha abierto nuevas oportunidades, desafíos y una competencia más dura en la India. Este documento explora y evalúa varios factores macro y micro que influyen en las elecciones de canales de comercialización realizadas por los agricultores de hortalizas en Odisha. Se recopilaron respuestas de 323 agricultores de vegetales y 110 comisionistas, y 192 minoristas en cinco distritos de Odisha. Los datos se analizaron con SPSS para confirmar la confiabilidad, la validez y la reducción de datos. AMOS se utilizó para diseñar el modelo de ecuación estructural. El acceso al conocimiento del mercado tiene un signo positivo tanto para las elecciones de mercado organizadas como para las no organizadas, lo cual es consistente con la hipótesis. Por lo tanto, el valor sugiere que aumentar el conocimiento del mercado puede aumentar la participación en el mercado. La mejora en las prácticas y la experiencia en la clasificación también muestra un aumento en la participación de los mercados organizados y no organizados. Dados estos desafíos de comercialización, este estudio sugiere mejorar la participación de los agricultores emergentes en los mercados de exportación.
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- 2023
16. The influence of macro factors on corporate water management: A multi-country quantile regression approach.
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Ortas, Eduardo, Burritt, Roger Leonard, and Christ, Katherine Leanne
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QUANTILE regression , *WATER management , *SUSTAINABLE development reporting , *INDUSTRIAL management , *WATER quality management , *REGRESSION analysis - Abstract
Businesses are among the largest consumers of freshwater worldwide. However, existing academic research has barely touched upon how companies manage actual water challenges. In consequence, there is an urgent need to establish the factors that foster and restrict companies' water management practices. Based on contingency theory this research examines the extent to which different macro factors might affect corporate water management practices of a sample of 3729 listed companies operating in 59 different countries. Results of quantile regression modelling reveal country population growth rates, extreme weather events and aridity are linked with corporate water management practices of leaders. None of the macro factors considered drive water management practices of laggards, and for the average company only aridity drives practice. Given the findings, suggestions to improve corporate water management are made for government policy makers and managers of companies with different quality of water management practices. • The influence of macro factors on corporate water management is examined. • Evidence of a sample of 3729 listed companies within 59 countries is provided. • Quantile regression modelling is applied. • Population growth rates, extreme weather events and aridity are the key drivers. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2019
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17. Bond Return Predictability: Economic Value and Links to the Macroeconomy.
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Gargano, Antonio, Pettenuzzo, Davide, and Timmermann, Allan
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TIME-varying systems ,MARKET volatility ,YIELD curve (Finance) ,ECONOMIC development ,BONDS (Finance) - Abstract
Studies of bond return predictability find a puzzling disparity between strong statistical evidence of return predictability and the failure to convert return forecasts into economic gains. We show that resolving this puzzle requires accounting for important features of bond return models such as volatility dynamics and unspanned macro factors. A three-factor model comprising a forward spread, a weighted combination of forward rates, and a macro factor generates notable gains in out-of-sample forecast accuracy compared with a model based on the expectations hypothesis. Such gains in predictive accuracy translate into higher risk-adjusted portfolio returns after accounting for estimation error and model uncertainty. Consistent with models featuring unspanned macro factors, our forecasts of future bond excess returns are strongly negatively correlated with survey forecasts of short rates. The online appendix is available at https://doi.org/10.1287/mnsc.2017.2829 This paper was accepted by Gustavo Manso, finance. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2019
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18. Views of Health System Experts on Macro Factors of Induced Demand
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Elahe Khorasani, Mahmoud Keyvanara, Saeed Karimi, and Marzie Jafarian Jazi
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Health system ,induced demand ,macro factors ,Medicine - Abstract
Background: The probability and severity of effects of induced demand are because of the interaction between a range of factors that can affect physicians and patients behavior. It is also affected by the laws of the markets and organizational arrangements for medical services. This article studies major factors that affect the phenomenon of induced demand with the use of experts′ experiences of the Isfahan University of Medical Sciences. Methods: The research is applied a qualitative method. Semi-structured interview was used for data generation. Participants in this study were people who had been informed in this regard and had to be experienced and were known as experts. Purposive sampling was done for data saturation. Seventeen people were interviewed and criteria such as data "reliability of information" and "stability" were considered. The anonymity of the interviewees was preserved. The data are transcribed, categorized and then used the thematic analysis. Results: In this study, thematic analysis was conducted, and 77 sub-themes and 3 themes were extracted respectively. The three main themes include infrastructural factors, social factors, and organizational structural factors affecting induced demand. Each of these also has some sub-themes. Conclusions: Results of this research present a framework for analyzing the major causes of induced demand. The causes identified here include complexity of medicine, information mismatch between service providers and consumers, clinical uncertainty, false beliefs, advertisements, insufficient supervision, scarcity of clinical guidelines, weakness of education system, and ignorance of medical ethics. These findings help policymakers to investigate the induced demand phenomenon clear-sighted.
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- 2014
19. Finansal Tabana Yayılmanın Belirleyicileri: Farklı Gelir Grubundaki Ülkeler İçin Bir Uygulama
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YILMAZ KÜÇÜK, Şeyma and ZOR, İsrafil
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Social ,Finansal Tabana Yayılma ,Makro Faktörler ,Panel Regresyon Analizi ,Sosyal ,Financial Inclusion ,Macro Factors ,Panel Regression Analysis - Abstract
The aim of this study is to determine the macro factors affecting financial inclusion for economies with different income levels around the World. The effect of macro factors on financial inclusion is investigated by panel regression analysis for the period 2010-2018 for high-income, upper-middle-income and lower-middle-income economies through the financial access index, financial usage index and financial inclusion index created. The findings reveal that the increase in GDP per capita and the proportion of individuals using internet positively affect the financial inclusion for high-income economies. In upper-middle income economies, the increase in the proportion of individuals using the internet and the proportion of individuals with mobile subscription increases the financial inclusion. The positive effect of the increase in the ratio of individuals using the internet, the ratio of individuals with mobile subscription, per capita GDP and the population growth rate on the financial inclusion is determined for lower-middle income economies., Bu çalışmanın amacı dünya genelinde farklı gelir seviyelerinde bulunan ekonomiler için finansal tabana yayılmaya etki eden makro faktörleri belirlemektir. Makro faktörlerin finansal tabana yayılma üzerindeki etkisi 2010-2018 dönemi için panel regresyon analizi ile yüksek gelirli, üst-orta gelirli ve alt-orta gelirli ekonomiler için oluşturulan finansal erişim endeksi, finansal kullanım endeksi ve finansal tabana yayılma endeksi aracılığıyla araştırılmıştır. Elde edilen bulgular yüksek gelirli ekonomiler için kişi başına GSYİH’deki ve internet kullanan bireylerin oranındaki artışın finansal tabana yayılmayı olumlu etkilediğini göstermiştir. Üst-orta gelirli ekonomilerde internet kullanan bireylerin oranındaki ve mobil aboneliğe sahip olan bireylerin oranındaki artış finansal tabana yayılmayı artırmaktadır. Alt-orta gelirli ekonomiler için internet kullanan bireylerin oranındaki, mobil aboneliğe sahip olan bireylerin oranındaki, kişi başına GSYİH’deki ve nüfus artış hızındaki artışın finansal tabana yayılma üzerindeki olumlu etkisi belirlenmiştir. Enflasyonun üst-orta gelirli ve alt-orta gelirli ekonomilerde finansal tabana yayılmayı olumsuz etkilediği de belirlenmiştir.
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- 2022
20. Makroekonomik Göstergelerin Borç Faiz Oranları Üzerindeki Etkileri: BRICST, MINT ve Kırılgan Beşli Ülkelerinden Kanıtlar
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Özge KORKMAZ, Mustafa Tevfik KARTAL, Fatih AYHAN, and Başka Kurum
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Macro Factors ,Makroekonomik Faktörler ,Borçlanma Faiz Oranı ,Emerging Countries ,General Medicine ,Lending Interest Rate ,Panel Data ,Gelişmekte Olan Ülkeler - Abstract
This study analyzes the effects of the macroeconomic indicators on the lending interest rates in the leading emerging countries by considering the significance of the interest rates for economic growth since high-level interest rates decrease economic growth and volatile interest rates deteriorate economic stability. In this context, the lending interest rate is considered as the dependent variable; foreign exchange (FX) rates, gross domestic product (GDP), and inflation are included as the independent variables that are the main macroeconomic indicators; annual data from 1990 to 2019 are used, and the panel data analysis is applied. The empirical analysis results reveal that (i) FX rates, GDP, and inflation have a significant effect on the lending interest rates at the panel level; (ii) the significance of these macroeconomic indicators vary at the country level; (iii) GDP is the most influential factor on the lending interest rates at both panel and the country level. The analysis results underline the effects of macroeconomic factors on the lending interest rates. Therefore, countries should apply appropriate policies to lessen the adverse effects of the macroeconomic indicators on the interest rates so that economic growth can be supported by low-level lending interest rates. Hence, emerging countries can benefit from low-level lending interest rates., Bu çalışma, faiz oranlarının ekonomik büyüme açısından önemini göz önünde bulundurarak, önde gelen gelişmekte olan ülkelerde makroekonomik göstergelerin borç verme faiz oranları üzerindeki etkilerini analiz etmektedir. Bu kapsamda, borç verme faiz oranı bağımlı değişken olarak kabul edilmekte; temel makroekonomik göstergeler olan bağımsız değişkenler arasında döviz kurları, gayri safi yurtiçi hasıla (GSYİH) ve enflasyon yer almakta; 1990'dan 2019'a kadar olan yıllık veriler kullanılmış ve panel veri analizi uygulanmıştır. Ampirik analiz sonuçlarına göre, (i) döviz kurları, GSYİH ve enflasyonun panel düzeyinde borç verme faiz oranları üzerinde önemli bir etkiye sahiptir; (ii) bu makroekonomik göstergelerin önemi ülke düzeyinde farklılık göstermektedir; (iii) GSYİH, hem panel hem de ülke düzeyinde borç verme faiz oranları üzerinde en etkili faktördür. Analiz sonuçları, makroekonomik faktörlerin borç verme faiz oranları üzerindeki etkilerini vurgulamaktadır. Bu nedenle, ekonomik büyümenin düşük seviyeli borç verme faiz oranları ile desteklenebilmesi için, makroekonomik göstergelerin faiz oranları üzerindeki olumsuz etkilerini azaltacak uygun politikaların uygulanması gerekmektedir. Bu nedenle, gelişmekte olan ülkeler düşük seviyeli borç verme faiz oranlarından yararlanabilirler.
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- 2022
21. СВІТОВІ ТЕНДЕНЦІЇ РОЗВИТКУ МОРСЬКИХ ПОРТІВ
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БІЛОПОЛЬСЬКИЙ, МИКОЛА, МАЛЬЦЕВ, МАКСИМ, and УЗУН, МИХАЙЛО
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The world trends of the development of seaports in recent years are investigated in the article. During the last twenty years, the volume of world seaborne trade has doubled, especially in the sectors of dry cargo and container traffic. This is due to the increase in trade in the southern hemisphere and the continued strong demand for iron ore in China. In terms of regional influence, Asia continues to dominate as the primary transshipment site, then follow North and South America, Europe, Oceania and Africa. The fall in oil prices has affected the volume of supply and sea trade, in particular the tanker trade, its share fell to 28.7 percent in 2014. Meanwhile, lower fuel costs make it possible to reduce the costs of ship operators and the rates paid by the shipper. This in turn could stimulate demand for maritime transportation services and the increase in marine cargo flow. The research allowed to identify macro factors that have a significant effect on the activity of the enterprises of the maritime industry (economic, political, technological) and to recommend the development directions for each group. Most of Ukrainian sea ports problems are systemic and interrelated and require settlement at the national level through the creation of an appropriate regulatory framework and the formation of the conceptual foundations on combination of government regulation and market self-regulation of sea ports development. Capacity building and improving the quality of works and port services is the main direction of investment and innovation activity. All this will lead to an increase in the competitiveness of Ukrainian ports in the world market due to increased volumes of cargo handling, attraction of new cargo flows and expansion of the range of work and services. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2016
22. Macro Perspectivas en la Preferencia de Marca del Consumidor / Macro-Level Perspectives on Consumer Brand Preference
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Landgraf, Polina and Stamatogiannakis, Antonios
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Branding ,Macro factors ,Consumer behavior ,Consumer preference - Abstract
Muchas cosas han cambiado en las últimas décadas: las nuevas tecnologías han remodelado sustancialmente los mercados y el comportamiento humano, las amenazas de ataques terroristas y pandemias se han convertido en realidades y el clima político se ha polarizado cada vez más. Estos nuevos desafíos pueden impactar directamente en el consumo. Sin embargo, se sabe poco sobre cómo estos nuevos macro factores pueden afectar las preferencias de los consumidores por las marcas. Esta tesis busca añadir a la literatura de marketing al investigar la influencia de varios macro impulsores importantes en las preferencias de marca del consumidor y, los mecanismos psicológicos que subyacen a esta influencia. El Capítulo 1 explora cómo se configuran las preferencias de marca de los consumidores en el contexto de las nuevas tecnologías. El capítulo se centra en el fenómeno, cada vez más importante, del crowdfunding. En un estudio de campo a gran escala y dos estudios de seguimiento, descubrí que las marcas no semánticas, aquellas que no evocan un significado específico, pueden despertar la curiosidad en los consumidores. Esta mayor curiosidad afecta positivamente los resultados de las campañas de crowdfunding para nuevos productos. El Capítulo 2 investiga cómo las preferencias de marca de los consumidores pueden verse afectadas por eventos que incrementan la mortalidad, como los ataques terroristas o las pandemias. En un estudio de campo que utiliza una metodología de diferencias en diferencias y tres experimentos, muestro que la prominencia de la mortalidad aumenta la tendencia de los consumidores a evitar el cambio. Las marcas emocionantes están estrechamente asociadas con la noción de cambio, y los consumidores tienden a preferir menos las marcas emocionantes cuando la mortalidad es saliente. El Capítulo 3 examina cómo las preferencias de marca de los consumidores pueden verse influenciadas por eventos sociopolíticos, como éxitos o fracasos electorales. En dos estudios de campo a gran escala y tres experimentos, muestro que debido a que las marcas emocionantes reflejan de cerca la ideología política liberal, el éxito electoral del liberalismo puede aumentar las preferencias de los consumidores hacia las marcas emocionantes. Sin embargo, el fracaso electoral del liberalismo tiene el efecto contrario. Las ideas de esta tesis son importantes y arrojan luz sobre lo que actualmente son los conjuntos de impulsores de las preferencias de marca de los consumidores que han sido poco investigados. Además, debido a que, a menudo, los profesionales tienen un control limitado sobre los nuevos macro factores, los hallazgos de esta tesis ofrecen una guía necesaria sobre cómo los especialistas en marketing pueden reconocer, adaptar y aprovechar las macro presiones. In the last few decades, a lot has changed—new technologies have substantively re-shaped markets and human behaviors, the threats of terrorist attacks and deadly pandemics have become realities, and the political climate has grown increasingly polarized. These new challenges can directly impact consumption. However, little is known about how such macro-level factors can affect consumers’ preferences for brands. This thesis seeks to add to the marketing literature by investigating the influence of several important macro-level drivers on consumers’ brand preferences and the psychological mechanisms underlying this influence. Chapter 1 explores how consumers’ brand preferences are shaped in the context of new technologies. The chapter focuses on the increasingly important phenomenon of crowdfunding. In a large-scale field study and two follow-up studies, I find that non-semantic brand names—those that do not evoke a specific meaning—can arouse curiosity in consumers. This heightened curiosity then positively affects the outcomes of crowdfunding campaigns for new products. Chapter 2 investigates how consumers’ brand preferences can be impacted by events that increase mortality salience, such as terrorist attacks or deadly pandemics. In a field study using a difference-in-differences methodology and three experiments, I show that mortality salience increases consumers’ tendency to avoid change. Exciting brands are closely associated with the notion of change, and consumers tend to prefer exciting brands less when mortality is salient. Chapter 3 examines how consumers’ brand preferences can be influenced by sociopolitical events, such as electoral successes or failures. In two large-scale field studies and three experiments, I demonstrate that, because exciting brands closely reflect the liberal political ideology, electoral success for the liberal side can increase consumers’ preferences for exciting brands. Yet, the electoral failure for the liberal side has an opposite effect. The insights from this thesis are consequential, because they shed light on what are currently under-researched sets of drivers of consumers’ brand preferences. In addition, because practitioners typically have limited control over the macro-level factors, the findings from this thesis offer much-needed guidance on how marketers can recognize, adapt to, and take advantage of such large-scale market pressures.
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- 2021
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23. Diversification of International Student Base
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Wei Liu
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diversification ,recruitment ,LC8-6691 ,education ,international students ,macro factors ,Special aspects of education ,health care economics and organizations ,mobility - Abstract
Underlying the goal of diversifying the sources of international students in post-secondary education is a naive logic: The portfolio of international students is controlled by the recruitment efforts of host countries and universities. Given this logic, the host countries and universities decide on where their international students are from and how diverse their international student population is. The logic results in an overestimate of the value of recruitment efforts by host countries and universities. It tends to overlook a whole range of other macro factors that determine international student mobility more significantly than recruitment efforts. Most notably, certain macro factors are beyond the control of host countries and universities, and their diversification efforts are futile and a waste of resources.
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- 2021
24. MACRO FACTORS INFLUENCING THE FORMATION OF STANDARDIZED MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS OF AN ENTERPRISE
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Olena Gorlova
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ISO 14001 ,ISO 9001 ,lcsh:HB71-74 ,lcsh:Economics as a science ,Context (language use) ,Environmental economics ,Country level ,Systems theory ,Work (electrical) ,standardized management systems ,Management system ,Correlation analysis ,Business ,Macro ,environment ,macro factors ,Diversity (business) - Abstract
This article is devoted to the environmental factors, influencing the implementation of standardized management systems of the enterprise at the country level. The problem is considered from the perspective of systems theory and complexity theory. The research focuses on management systems created following ISO 9001 and ISO 14001 standards and their relationship with the external environment. The study involved 20 European countries with different levels of economic and innovative development. The formation and subsequent development of standardized management systems (SMSs) require considering environmental factors, the context of the enterprise, which is reflected in the provisions of standards for management systems. However, the issues of the influence of environmental factors on the decision of enterprises to implement standardized management systems have been insufficiently studied. The work contains three hypotheses: a) about the connection between environmental factors and the introduction of SMSs by enterprises; b) about the diversity and uniqueness of the configurations of environmental factors affecting the spread of the SMSs in different countries; c) regarding the presence of similar structures of environmental factors influencing the spread of the SMSs in separate countries, which would make it possible to identify the basic types of such configurations. The study resulted in confirmation that a connection between environmental factors on the implementation of the SMSs exists, and groups of aggregated factors along with their components were identified. The features of the configurations of factors influencing the SMSs in different countries were considered. A distinctive type of influence of the external environment on the SMSs board, common for several European countries, was revealed, and called as ‘denying’. Correlation analysis was used to determine the relationship between the factorial and the resulting characteristics, the results of which were subjected to qualitative discussion. Further research in this direction should cover a larger number of countries and factors influencing the formation of the SMSs. This will allow identifying a greater number of basic types of external environment influence on the formation of SMSs for enterprises in different countries and regions
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- 2020
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25. Views of Health System Experts on Macro Factors of Induced Demand.
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Khorasani, Elahe, Keyvanara, Mahmoud, Karimi, Saeed, and Jazi, Marzie Jafarian
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PHYSICIAN-patient relations , *HEALTH education , *HEALTH facilities , *MEDICAL ethics , *MEDICAL care - Abstract
Background: The probability and severity of effects of induced demand are because of the interaction between a range of factors that can affect physicians and patients behavior. It is also affected by the laws of the markets and organizational arrangements for medical services. This article studies major factors that affect the phenomenon of induced demand with the use of experts' experiences of the Isfahan University of Medical Sciences. Methods: The research is applied a qualitative method. Semi-structured interview was used for data generation. Participants in this study were people who had been informed in this regard and had to be experienced and were known as experts. Purposive sampling was done for data saturation. Seventeen people were interviewed and criteria such as data "reliability of information" and "stability" were considered. The anonymity of the interviewees was preserved. The data are transcribed, categorized and then used the thematic analysis. Results: In this study, thematic analysis was conducted, and 77 sub-themes and 3 themes were extracted respectively. The three main themes include infrastructural factors, social factors, and organizational structural factors affecting induced demand. Each of these also has some sub-themes. Conclusions: Results of this research present a framework for analyzing the major causes of induced demand. The causes identified here include complexity of medicine, information mismatch between service providers and consumers, clinical uncertainty, false beliefs, advertisements, insufficient supervision, scarcity of clinical guidelines, weakness of education system, and ignorance of medical ethics. These findings help policymakers to investigate the induced demand phenomenon clear-sighted. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2014
26. Customer Experience Management in Retailing.
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B., Kamaladevi
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RETAIL industry ,SUPPLY chains ,CONSUMER behavior ,CUSTOMER satisfaction ,SHOPPING ,STOCK prices - Abstract
Survival of fittest & fastest is the mantra of today's business game. To compete successfully in this business era, the retailer must focus on the customer's buying experience. To manage a customer's experience, retailers should understand what "customer experience" actually means. Customer Experience Management is a strategy that focuses the operations and processes of a business around the needs of the individual customer. It represents a strategy that results in a win-win value exchange between the retailer and its customers. The goal of customer experience management is to move customers from satisfied to loyal and then from loyal to advocate. This paper focuses on the role of macro factors in the retail environment and how they can shape customer experiences and behaviors. Several ways (e.g., Brand, Price, Promotion, Supply Chain Management, Location, Advertising, Packaging & labeling, Service Mix, and Atmosphere) to deliver a superior customer experience are identified which should result in higher customer satisfaction, more frequent shopping visits, larger wallet shares, and higher profits. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2009
27. Macro factors and the realized volatility of commodities: A dynamic network analysis
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Dayong Zhang, Lijian Wei, Min Hu, and Qiang Ji
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Economics and Econometrics ,Dynamic network analysis ,Sociology and Political Science ,Social connectedness ,Realized variance ,020209 energy ,02 engineering and technology ,010501 environmental sciences ,Management, Monitoring, Policy and Law ,01 natural sciences ,Article ,0202 electrical engineering, electronic engineering, information engineering ,Econometrics ,Economics ,Market sentiment ,Macro ,0105 earth and related environmental sciences ,Dynamic network ,High-frequency data ,Commodity prices ,Volatility (finance) ,Law ,Capital market ,Futures contract ,Realized volatility ,Macro factors - Abstract
This paper explores the relationship between macro-factors and the realized volatility of commodity futures. Three main commodities—soybeans, gold and crude oil—are investigated using high-frequency data. For macro factors, we select six indicators including economic policy uncertainty (EPU), the economic surprise index (ESI), default spread (DEF), the investor sentiment index (SI), the volatility index (VIX), and the geopolitical risk index (GPR). These indicators represent three dimensions from macroeconomics and capital markets to a broader geopolitical dimension. Through establishing a dynamic connectedness network, we show how these macro factors contribute to the volatility fluctuations in commodity markets. The results demonstrate clearly distinctive features in the reaction to macro shocks across different commodities. Crude oil and gold, for example, are more reactive to market sentiment, whereas DEF contributes the most to the realized volatility of soybeans. Macroeconomic factors and geopolitical risks are more relevant to crude oil volatilities compare to the other two. Our empirical results also reveal the fact that the macro influence on the realized volatility of commodities is time varying., Highlights • A dynamic connectedness network is built to link the macro factors and commodity volatility. • Realized volatility of crude oil and gold are more reactive to market sentiment. • DEF contributes the most to the realized volatility of soybeans among macro factors. • Macro factors are more relevant to crude oil volatilities than that of gold and soybeans. • The macro influence on the realized volatility of commodities is time varying.
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- 2020
28. Inflation Risk Premia, Yield Volatility, and Macro Factors
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Andrea Berardi and Alberto Plazzi
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Economics and Econometrics ,term structure ,Risk premium ,Implied volatility ,Conditional expectation ,0502 economics and business ,Econometrics ,Economics ,yield volatility ,C58 ,Macro ,G12 ,050205 econometrics ,Variance risk premium ,Settore SECS-S/06 - Metodi mat. dell'economia e Scienze Attuariali e Finanziarie ,050208 finance ,E43 ,E44 ,inflation risk premia ,macro factors ,TIPS ,Stochastic volatility ,05 social sciences ,Volatility (finance) ,Finance - Abstract
We incorporate a latent stochastic volatility factor and macroeconomic expectations in an affine model for the term structure of nominal and real rates. We estimate the model over 1999–2016 on U.S. data for nominal and TIPS yields, the realized and implied volatility of T-bonds, and survey forecasts of GDP growth and inflation. We find relatively stable inflation risk premia averaging at 40 basis points at the long-end, and which are strongly related to the volatility factor and conditional mean of output growth. We also document real risk premia that turn negative in the post-crisis period, and a non-negligible variance risk premium.
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- 2019
29. An integrated perspective on foreign ethical divestment
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Nyuur, Richard B., Amankwah-Amoah, Joseph, and Osabutey, E.
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f oreign ethical divestment ,individual, firm and institutional factors ,macro factors ,ethics ,performance - Abstract
Much of the existing literature on foreign ethical divestment has been developed in isolation and scattered across multiple disciplines. This paper reviews the existing literature on foreign ethical divestment to extract emerging themes and outline new directions for future research. Our review uncovered that foreign ethical divestment decisions can be attributed to macro, firm and individual level factors. We therefore develop an integrated model to link the dynamics of ethical foreign divestment. The study identified a number of unanswered questions and implications for future research.
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30. The effect of financial ratios and macro factors on BIST - 30 index returns
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Özdemir, Hüseyin, Sönmezer, Sıtkı, Doğuş Üniversitesi, Sosyal Bilimler Enstitüsü, Finansal İktisat Yüksek Lisans Programı, and Özdemir, Hüseyin
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Makro Faktörler ,BIST-30 Index ,Macro Factors ,Financial Ratios ,Hisse Senedi Getirileri ,BIST-30 Endeksi ,Stock Returns ,Finansal Oranlar - Abstract
Özdemir, Hüseyin (Dogus Author) Stock prices are one of the most influential factors for investors and companies while deciding investment on stocks in order to maximize stock returns. The investors will be able to make more consistent investment decision when the investor consider the macro factors and financial ratios that affect the stock returns. For this purpose, this study deals whether there is any relationship between stock returns and the financial ratios and to determine which macro factors are the most effective on stock returns by using Multiple Regression Analysis Model. Quarterly financial ratio datas and stock returns of 10 companies which are traded in BIST and ranked by market cap are selected in the period 2008-2015. Financial ratios including return on equity, debt to equity ratio and current ratio. Volatility index, gold price, inflation, brent oil price, money supply, Bovespa index, gross domestic product and industrial production index are used as macro factors that are expected to affect stock returns. According to the results of the analysis, Bovespa index affects stock returns and also the financial ratios can predict stock returns as the Debt to equity has the higher predictive power than Current ratio and Return on equity. Hisse senedi fiyatları, hisse senedi getirilerini maksimize etmek için hisse senetlerine yatırım yapmaya karar verirken yatırımcılar ve şirketler için en önemli faktörlerden biridir. Yatırımcıların hisse senetleri piyasasında yatırım kararları sırasındaki en önemli faktörlerdendir. Yatırımcılar, yatırım yapmayı planladığı hisse senedi getirilerini etkileyen makro faktörleri ve finansal oranları göz önünde bulundurduğunda daha tutarlı yatırım kararları verebileceklerdir. Bu amaçla, çalışmada hisse senedi getirileri ile finansal oranlar arasında herhangi bir ilişki olup olmadığı ve en çok hangi makro faktörün hisse senedi getirilerini etkilediği Çoklu Regresyon Analiz Modeli kullanılarak incelenmiştir. Borsa İstanbul’da işlem gören ve piyasa değer büyüklüğüne göre sıralanan 10 şirketin 2008-2015 döneminde çeyreklik finansal oran verileri ve hisse senedi getirileri kullanılmıştır. Özsermaye Kârlılık Oranı, Cari Oran ve Borç/Özsermaye Oranı finansal oranlar olarak kullanılmıştır. Hisse senedi getirilerini etkilemesi beklenen makro faktörler olarak oynaklık endeksi, altın fiyatı, enflasyon, brent petrol fiyatı, para arzı, Bovespa endeksi, gayri safi yurtiçi hasıla, sanayi üretim endeksi kullanılmıştır. Analiz sonuçlarına göre, Bovespa index hisse senedi getirilerini etkilemekte ve ayrıca finansal oranlar ile hisse senedi getirileri tahmin edilebilmektedir. Borç/Özsermaye Oranı, cari oran ve özsermaye kârlılık oranından daha yüksek tahmin etme gücüne sahiptir FOREWORD. i -- ABSTRACT. ii -- ÖZET. iii -- TABLE OF CONTENTS. iv -- LIST OF TABLES. vii -- ABREVIATIONS. viii -- 1. INTRODUCTION. 1 -- CHAPTER 1 STOCK, THE BASIC CONCEPTS ABOUT THE FACTORS AFFECTING STOCK PRICES. 3 -- 1. 1. Description of Stock. 3 -- 1. 2. Types of Stocks. 4 -- 1. 2. 1. Registered and Bearer Stocks. 4 -- 1. 2. 2. Common and Preferred Stocks. 5 -- 1. 2. 3. Bonus and Paid Up Stocks. 5 -- 1. 2. 4 Premium and Non-Premium Stocks. 6 -- 1. 2. 5. Founder and Dividend Stocks. 6 -- 1. 3. Rights and Obligations of Stockholders. 6 -- 1. 3. 1. Right to Dividend. 7 -- 1. 3. 2. Pre-emptive Rights. 7 -- 1. 3. 3. Right to Participate in the Management of a Company. 7 -- 1. 3. 4. Right to Participate in the Liquidation Balance. 8 -- 1. 3. 5. Right to Vote. 8 -- 1. 3. 6. Right to Receive Information. 8 -- 1. 3. 7. Capital Debt. 8 -- 1. 3. 8. Confidentiality Debt. 9 -- 1. 4. Value Definitions of Stocks. 9 -- 1. 4. 1. Nominal Value. 9 -- 1. 4. 2. Book Value. 10 -- 1. 4. 3. Market (Stock Market) Value. 10 -- 1. 4. 4. Issue (Emission) Value. 11 -- 1. 4. 5. Real Value. 11 -- 1. 4. 6. Liquidation Value. 11 -- 1. 4. 7. Going Concern Value. 12 -- 1. 5. Stock Market in Turkey. 12 -- 1. 5. 1. Duties and Authorities of BIST. 13 -- 1. 5. 2. Weaknesses of BIST. 13 -- 1. 5. 3. Strengths of BIST. 14 -- 1. 6. Risks Encountered in Stock Investments. 14 -- 1. 6. 1. Systematic Risks. 15 -- 1. 6. 2. Non-Systematic Risks. 17 -- 1. 7. The Macroeconomic Factors That Affecting Stock Returns. 18 -- 1. 7. 1. Money Supply. 19 -- 1. 7. 2. Volatility Index. 19 -- 1. 7. 3. Inflation. 20 -- 1. 7. 4. Industrial Production Index. 21 -- 1. 7. 5. Gross Domestic Product. 21 -- 1. 7. 6. Brent Oil Price. 21 -- 1. 7. 7. Gold Price. 22 -- 1. 7. 8. Bovespa Index. 22 -- 1. 8. Other Factors That Affecting Stock Returns. 22 -- 1. 8. 1. Internal Factors. 22 -- 1. 8. 1. 1. Capital Structures. 23 -- 1. 8. 1. 2. Corporate Governance. 23 -- 1. 8. 1. 3. Insider Trading. 24 -- 1. 8. 1. 4. Manipulation. 24 -- 1. 8. 1. 5. Estimated Operating Earnings. 25 -- 1. 8. 1. 6. Dividend Policy. 25 -- 1. 8. 1. 7. Information Quality Specified in the Financial Reports. 26 -- 1. 8. 1. 8. Intellectual Capital. 26 -- 1. 8. 2. External Factors. 27 -- 1. 8. 2. 1. Political Factors. 27 -- 1. 8. 2. 2. Speculation. 28 -- 1. 8. 2. 3. Seasonal Movements. 28 -- 1. 8. 2. 4. Market Psychology. 29 -- 1. 8. 3. Industry Related Factors. 29 -- 1. 8. 3. 1. Principal Business Activity. 30 -- 1. 8. 3. 2. Position and Share of the Business in the Sector. 30 -- 1. 8. 3. 3. Level of Competition in the Industry. 30 -- 1. 8. 3. 4. Governmental Incentive in the Sector. 31 -- 1. 9. Comparison of BIST and Developing Countries. 31 -- CHAPTER 2. LITERATURE REVIEW. 33 -- CHAPTER 3. METHODS AND FINDINGS. 40 -- 3. 1. Macroeconomic Factors. 40 -- 3. 1. 1. Model of Study. 40 -- 3. 1. 2. Research Aim and Significance. 40 -- 3. 1. 3. Data Collection. 40 -- 3. 1. 4. Statistical Methods Used In The Study. 41 -- 3. 1. 5. Multiple Linear Regression Model Analysis. 41 -- 3. 1. 5. 1. Summary of Multiple Linear Regression Analysis in Stata. 42 -- 3. 1. 5. 2. Autocorrelation. 44 -- 3. 1. 5. 2. 1. Durbin Watson Test. 44 -- 3. 1. 5. 2. 2. Unit Root Test. 45 -- 3. 1. 5. 2. 3. Augmented Dickey Fuller Test. 45 -- 3. 2. Financial Ratios. 59 -- 3. 2. 1. Return on Equity. 60 -- 3. 2. 2. Debt/Equity Ratio. 60 -- 3. 2. 3. Current Ratio. 61 -- 3. 2. 4. Market Capitalization. 61 -- 3. 3. Findings. 62 -- CONCLUSION. 73 -- REFERENCES. 75 -- AUTOBIOGRAPHY. 81
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31. Investigation of the world trends of the development of seaports
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Belopolskiy, Mykola, Maltsev, Maksym, and Uzun, Mychajlo
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338.47 ,seaports ,macro factors ,strategic development concept ,competitiveness ,морські порти ,чинники макросередовища ,концепція стратегічного розвитку ,конкурентоспроможність ,морские порты ,факторы макросреды ,концепция стратегического развития ,конкурентоспособность - Abstract
У статті досліджено світові тенденції розвитку морських портів за останні роки. Визначено напрямки розвитку, які демонструють взаємодію морського транспорту і світової економіки. Виділено чинники макросередовища, які суттєво впливають на діяльність підприємств морської галузі України. По кожній групі висвітлена проблема та рекомендовані напрями дій. На думку авторів, утілення в життя запропонованих заходів сприятиме підвищенню конкурентоспроможності українських портів на світовому ринку за рахунок збільшення обсягів перевалки вантажів, залучення нових вантажопотоків, розширення асортименту робіт та послуг., В статье исследованы мировые тенденции развития морских портов за последние годы. Определены направления развития, которые демонстрируют взаимодействие морского транспорта и мировой экономики. Выделены факторы макросреды, существенно влияющие на деятельность предприятий морской отрасли Украины. По каждой группе освещена проблема и рекомендованы направления действий. По мнениям авторов, реализация предложенных мер будет способствовать повышению конкурентоспособности украинских портов на мировом рынке за счет увеличения объемов перевалки грузов; привлечения новых грузопотоков; расширения ассортимента работ и услуг., The world trends of the development of seaports in recent years are investigated in the article. During the last twenty years, the volume of world seaborne trade has doubled, especially in the sectors of dry cargo and container traffic. This is due to the increase in trade in the southern hemisphere and the continued strong demand for iron ore in China. In terms of regional influence, Asia continues to dominate as the primary transshipment site, then follow North and South America, Europe, Oceania and Africa. The fall in oil prices has affected the volume of supply and sea trade, in particular the tanker trade, its share fell to 28.7 percent in 2014. Meanwhile, lower fuel costs make it possible to reduce the costs of ship operators and the rates paid by the shipper. This in turn could stimulate demand for maritime transportation services and the increase in marine cargo flow. The research allowed to identify macro factors that have a significant effect on the activity of the enterprises of the maritime industry (economic, political, technological) and to recommend the development directions for each group. Most of Ukrainian sea ports problems are systemic and interrelated and require settlement at the national level through the creation of an appropriate regulatory framework and the formation of the conceptual foundations on combination of government regulation and market self-regulation of sea ports development. Capacity building and improving the quality of works and port services is the main direction of investment and innovation activity. All this will lead to an increase in the competitiveness of Ukrainian ports in the world market due to increased volumes of cargo handling, attraction of new cargo flows and expansion of the range of work and services.
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- 2016
32. Bond risk premia, macroeconomic factors and financial crisis in the euro area
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García, Juan Angel and Werner, Sebastian E. V.
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model selection ,C52 ,financial crisis ,bond risk premium ,ddc:330 ,E44 ,G01 ,G12 ,macro factors ,C55 ,E43 ,variable selection - Abstract
This paper investigates the power of macroeconomic factors to explain euro area bond risk premia using (i) a large dataset that captures the nowadays data-rich environment (ii) the Elastic Net variable selection. We find that macroeconomic factors, in particular economic activity and sentiment indicators, explain 40% of the variability of risk premia before the crisis, and up to 55% during the financial crisis, and both for core countries (from 40% to 60%) and periphery countries (from 35% to 44%). Moreover, macroeconomic factor models clearly outperform financial indicators like the CP-factor and credit default swap (CDS) premia, even in periods of significant market turbulence.
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- 2016
33. Macro and non-macro explanatory factors of Chinese hotel stock returns
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Ming-Hsiang Chen
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China ,Financial economics ,business.industry ,Strategy and Management ,Industrial production ,Non-macro events ,Hospitality industry ,Article ,Stock returns ,Hotel ,Hospitality ,Tourism, Leisure and Hospitality Management ,Economics ,Macro ,Natural disaster ,business ,Macro factors ,Tourism ,Stock (geology) - Abstract
This study investigates the link between macro and non-macro explanatory factors and Chinese hotel stock returns. Macro variables include growth rates of industrial production and imports, discount rates, yield spread and inflation rate. In addition, growth rate of total foreign tourist arrivals ( Δ TA ) was introduced as another critical macro factor that may affect Chinese hotel stock returns, considering a tremendous growth of tourism in China. Empirical results indicated that the impact of Δ TA was positive, but insignificant. Thus, Chinese hotel stock returns were more sensitive to general macro variables. Non-macro events that could significantly impact Chinese hotel stock returns encompass financial crises, natural disasters, wars, terrorist attacks, political events, and sports mega-events. Discussions and conclusions are provided to guide hospitality investors.
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- 2007
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34. Productivity-based asset pricing: Theory and evidence
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Ronald J. Balvers and Dayong Huang
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Economics and Econometrics ,Strategy and Management ,Risk premium ,Consumption-based capital asset pricing model ,Microeconomics ,Stochastic discount factor ,Cross-Sectional Asset Pricing ,Productivity ,Macro Factors ,Production-Based Asset Pricing ,Accounting ,Value premium ,Economics ,Production (economics) ,Capital asset pricing model ,Size premium ,health care economics and organizations ,Finance - Abstract
This paper considers asset pricing from the production side. It differs from earlier approaches to production-based asset pricing in that the pricing kernel is derived by replacing the marginal rate of intertemporal substitution with an amended version of the marginal rate of intertemporal transformation in a complete markets economy. Relying on a general version of the traditional Real Business Cycle macro model we find that the variables determining the mean returns of all financial assets are the productivity shock as the sole factor together with the capital stock and lagged Solow residual (productivity level) as conditioning variables. Standard GMM estimation finds that our model improves on the complementary consumption-based and market-based approaches and is competitive with the Fama-French three-factor model. The model explains the size premium from differences in the unconditional sensitivity to productivity shocks—small firms are more sensitive to productivity shocks—and explains the value premium from differences in the conditional sensitivity to productivity shocks—growth stocks are more sensitive to productivity shocks in good states when the risk premium is low.
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- 2007
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35. Makrofaktorers påverkan på kommersiella fastighetsmarknaden
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Fredriksson, Veronica and Winkler, Josefin
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Kommersiella fastigheter ,Commercial real estate ,Teknik och teknologier ,Engineering and Technology ,reporänta ,repo rate ,Macro factors ,makrofaktorer - Abstract
Den 18 februari i år fick Sverige en negativ reporänta. Ett historiskt ögonblick i Sveriges ekonomiska historia. I detta arbete har vi valt att fokusera på hur den kommersiella fastighetsmarknaden kommer att påverkas av denna händelse. Den kommersiella fastighetsmarknadens rörelse är inte beroende av enbart en variabel utan av flera. Som i sin tur är mer eller mindre beroende av varandra. BNP och reporäntan är två av dessa variabler som påverkar den studerade marknaden. I arbetet valdes fyra scenarion ut där BNP och reporäntan befann sig i olika lägen under 2000-talet. Dessa fyra scenarion leder fram till en diskussion angående ett eventuellt samband mellan de olika faktorerna och makrofaktorernas rörelse. Vi studerar även om vi på grund av detta eventuella samband kan förutsäga framtiden. Den framtid som förväntas kantas av en sjunkande negativ reporänta och en växande ekonomisk tillväxt. Efter att ha genomfört studien kan vi utläsa ett samband mellan våra utvalda makrofaktorer och den kommersiella fastighetsmarknaden. Ett tydligt mönster, vid en sammanställning av resultaten från våra scenarion, har inte hittats och kan därför inte användas i en argumentation kring följden av reporäntans nu negativa värde. Resonemanget förs dock kring att den negativa reporäntan och dagens ekonomiska tillväxt kommer påverka den kommersiella fastighetsmarknaden positivt snarare än negativt. On 18th of February this year, the Swedish central bank set a negative repo rate. This was a historic moment in Sweden's economic history. In this paper, we have chosen to focus on how the commercial property market will be affected by this event. The commercial property market movements is not dependent on only one variable, but a set of dependent and independent variables. GDP and the repo rate are two variables that affect the studied market. In this essay, four different scenarios were chosen where GDP and the repo rate were in different positions during the 2000s. These four scenarios lead to a discussion about a possible relationship between the commercial property market- and the macro factors movement. The paper also discusses if the future can be predicted, because of a possible relationship. The future that is expected to consist of a sinking negative repo rate and an economic growth. After conducting the study, the paper concludes that there is a strong connection between our selected macro factors and the commercial property market. Although, a clear pattern, after a summary of the results of our scenarios, has not been found and therefore cannot be used in an argument about the result of the negative repo rate. The conclusion is, however, that the negative repo rate and today's economic growth will affect the commercial property market positively rather than negatively
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- 2015
36. Makrofaktorers påverkan på den kommersiella fastighetsmarknaden
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Fredriksson, Veronica, Winkler, Josefin, Fredriksson, Veronica, and Winkler, Josefin
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Den 18 februari i år fick Sverige en negativ reporänta. Ett historiskt ögonblick i Sveriges ekonomiska historia. I detta arbete har vi valt att fokusera på hur den kommersiella fastighetsmarknaden kommer att påverkas av denna händelse. Den kommersiella fastighetsmarknadens rörelse är inte beroende av enbart en variabel utan av flera. Som i sin tur är mer eller mindre beroende av varandra. BNP och reporäntan är två av dessa variabler som påverkar den studerade marknaden. I arbetet valdes fyra scenarion ut där BNP och reporäntan befann sig i olika lägen under 2000-talet. Dessa fyra scenarion leder fram till en diskussion angående ett eventuellt samband mellan de olika faktorerna och makrofaktorernas rörelse. Vi studerar även om vi på grund av detta eventuella samband kan förutsäga framtiden. Den framtid som förväntas kantas av en sjunkande negativ reporänta och en växande ekonomisk tillväxt. Efter att ha genomfört studien kan vi utläsa ett samband mellan våra utvalda makrofaktorer och den kommersiella fastighetsmarknaden. Ett tydligt mönster, vid en sammanställning av resultaten från våra scenarion, har inte hittats och kan därför inte användas i en argumentation kring följden av reporäntans nu negativa värde. Resonemanget förs dock kring att den negativa reporäntan och dagens ekonomiska tillväxt kommer påverka den kommersiella fastighetsmarknaden positivt snarare än negativt., On 18th of February this year, the Swedish central bank set a negative repo rate. This was a historic moment in Sweden's economic history. In this paper, we have chosen to focus on how the commercial property market will be affected by this event. The commercial property market movements is not dependent on only one variable, but a set of dependent and independent variables. GDP and the repo rate are two variables that affect the studied market. In this essay, four different scenarios were chosen where GDP and the repo rate were in different positions during the 2000s. These four scenarios lead to a discussion about a possible relationship between the commercial property market- and the macro factors movement. The paper also discusses if the future can be predicted, because of a possible relationship. The future that is expected to consist of a sinking negative repo rate and an economic growth. After conducting the study, the paper concludes that there is a strong connection between our selected macro factors and the commercial property market. Although, a clear pattern, after a summary of the results of our scenarios, has not been found and therefore cannot be used in an argument about the result of the negative repo rate. The conclusion is, however, that the negative repo rate and today's economic growth will affect the commercial property market positively rather than negatively
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- 2015
37. Periodically Collapsing Bubbles in Stock Prices Cointegrated with Broad Dividends and Macroeconomic Factors
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Prasad V. Bidarkota and Man Fu
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Index (economics) ,periodically collapsing bubbles ,lcsh:Risk in industry. Risk management ,jel:E ,Monetary economics ,jel:C ,Vector autoregression ,jel:G ,Stochastic discount factor ,G1 ,lcsh:Finance ,lcsh:HG1-9999 ,stock prices ,ddc:330 ,Econometrics ,Economics ,Capital asset pricing model ,G12 ,broad dividends ,macro factors ,cointegration ,Stock (geology) ,Present value ,Cointegration ,lcsh:HD61 ,Output gap ,jel:F2 ,jel:F3 ,Dividend ,E44 ,E47 - Abstract
We study fluctuations in stock prices using a framework derived from the present value model augmented with a macroeconomic factor. The fundamental value is derived as the expected present discounted value of broad dividends that include, in addition to traditional cash dividends, other payouts to shareholders. A stochastic discount factor motivated by the consumption-based asset pricing model is utilized. A single macroeconomic factor, namely the output gap determines the non-fundamental component of stock prices. A resulting trivariate Vector Autoregression (TVAR) model of stock prices, broad dividends, and the output gap shows evidence of cointegration in the DJIA and S&, P 500 index data. Nonetheless, a sup augmented Dickey-Fuller test reveals existence of periodically collapsing bubbles in S&, P 500 data during the late 1990s.
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- 2011
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38. Behavioral approach to Arbitrage Pricing Theory
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Hasan, M.Emrul
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Asset pricing ,APT ,Macro factors ,Multifactor ,Confidence ,jel:G12 - Abstract
In this paper, I have examined the relation between expected returns and measures of systematic risk stemming from macroeconomic factors studied by Chen, Roll and Ross (1986, hereafter CRR) for a different time period (1978-2007) and different formation of portfolios (based on ME and BE/ME). Like CRR, I’ve used a version of Fama and MacBeth’s (1973) two-pass cross-sectional regression (CSR) methodology. Apparently, changing the time period and formation of portfolio lead to noticeably different conclusions. Using the same macrofactors as CRR only factor related to the change in expected inflation (DEI) is significantly priced in the overall period. The sample mean of the Industrial production factor (MP), a highly significant factor in CRR, is insignificant, although positive, for this period. Adding a sixth factor that captures the investor’s confidence in the market is quite insensitive to other marcofactors. However, both the five factor by CRR and proposed six factor model show evidence of joint significance, which is a new property entered in this paper.
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- 2010
39. Term Structure Forecasting Using Macro Factors and Forecast Combination
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de Pooter, MD, Ravazzolo, F, van Dijk, Dick, Econometrics, and Erasmus School of Economics
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Nelson-Siegel model ,JEL: C5 ,jel:E43 ,jel:C32 ,jel:C11 ,jel:E47 ,Samfunnsvitenskap: 200::Økonomi: 210::Samfunnsøkonomi: 212 [VDP] ,JEL: E43 ,JEL: C11 ,JEL: C32 ,ddc:330 ,term structure of interest rates ,forecast combination ,affine term structure model ,E47 ,jel:C5 ,JEL: E47 ,C32 ,macro factors ,C5 ,C11 ,E43 ,model confidence set - Abstract
We examine the importance of incorporating macroeconomic information and, in particular, accounting for model uncertainty when forecasting the term structure of U.S.interest rates. We start off by analyzing and comparing the forecast performance of several individual term structure models. Our results confirm and extend results found in previous literature that adding macroeconomic information, through factors extracted from a large number of individual series, tends to improve interest rate forecasts. We then show, however, that the predictive power of individual models varies over time significantly. Models with macro factors are the more accurate in and around recession periods. Models without macro factors do particularly well in low-volatility subperiods such as the late 1990s. We demonstrate that this problem of model uncertainty can be mitigated by combining individual model forecasts. Combining forecasts leads to encouraging gains in predictability, especially for longer-dated maturities, and importantly, these gains are consistent over time.
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- 2010
40. Towards a common European monetary union risk free rate
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Mayordomo, Sergio, Peña Sánchez de Rivera, Juan Ignacio, and Schwartz, Eduardo S.
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Liquidity ,Euro government bonds ,Credit quality ,Macro factors ,Empresa - Abstract
A common European bond would yield a common European Monetary Union risk free rate. We present tentative estimates of this common risk free for the European Monetary Union countries from 2004 to 2009 using variables motivated by a theoretical portfolio selection model. First, we analyze the determinants of EMU sovereign yield spreads and find significant effects of the credit quality, macro, correlation, and liquidity variables. However, their effects are different before and after the current financial crisis, being stronger in the latter period. Robustness tests with different data frequencies, benchmarks, liquidity variables, cross section regressions and balanced panels confirm the initial results. We propose four different estimates of the common risk free rate and show that, in most cases, this common rate could imply savings in borrowing costs for all the countries involved.
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- 2009
41. Factors that affect foreign direct investment
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The article is devoted to the study of factors that affect foreign direct investment, namely the factors that influence the decision of foreign investor conserning investing
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- 2012
42. Determinants of Capital Structure: Evidence from the Emerging Market – the case of the Baltic Region
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Tran, Thi Bich Cong, Sidlauskiene, Sarune, Tran, Thi Bich Cong, and Sidlauskiene, Sarune
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Firm capital structure is one of the most widely researched topics in corporate finance. However, the results are not always consistent and applicable from one market to another when explaining financing patterns. The majority of available research focuses on finding the role of firm-specific factors to leverage while ignoring macro and institutional factors. This paper examines how the capital structure of firms in the Baltic is influenced by both firm level and country level determinants. The study demonstrates that changes in leverage of firms in the Baltic is subject to both changes in firm specific characteristics, such as asset tangibility, growth opportunity, firm size and liquidity, as well as the changes in macro and institutional factors namely bank development, stock development and financial openness to different extent.
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- 2009
43. A Study of Stock Market Fluctuations and their Relations to Business Conditions
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Fu, Man and Fu, Man
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Most research on stock prices is based on the present value model or the more general consumption-based model. When applied to real economic data, both of them are found unable to account for both the stock price level and its volatility. Three essays here attempt to both build a more realistic model, and to check whether there is still room for bubbles in explaining fluctuations in stock prices. In the second chapter, several innovations are simultaneously incorporated into the traditional present value model in order to produce more accurate model-based fundamental prices. These innovations comprise replacing with broad dividends the more narrow traditional dividends that are more commonly used, a nonlinear artificial neural network (ANN) forecasting procedure for these broad dividends instead of the more common linear forecasting models for narrow traditional dividends, and a stochastic discount rate in place of the constant discount rate. Empirical results show that the model described above predicts fundamental prices better, compared with alternative models using linear forecasting process, narrow dividends, or a constant discount factor. Nonetheless, actual prices are still largely detached from fundamental prices. The bubble-like deviations are found to coincide with business cycles. The third chapter examines possible cointegration of stock prices with fundamentals and non-fundamentals. The output gap is introduced to form the non-fundamental part of stock prices. I use a trivariate Vector Autoregression (TVAR) model and a single equation model to run cointegration tests between these three variables. Neither of the cointegration tests shows strong evidence of explosive behavior in the DJIA and S&P 500 data. Then, I applied a sup augmented Dickey-Fuller test to check for the existence of periodically collapsing bubbles in stock prices. Such bubbles are found in S&P data during the late 1990s. Employing econometric tests from the third chapter, I continue in
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- 2009
44. Analysis of socio and economic factors that shape citizens attitude towards immigrants: EU case
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Gedaminské, Giedré, Pereira, Elisabeth, and Butkus, Mindaugas
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Personal factors ,Attitudes towards immigrants ,Ordered logit model ,Immigration ,Economic factors ,European Union ,Tolerance ,Macro factors - Abstract
The main aim of this thesis is to measure social and economic factors which have the greatest impact on tolerance of population to immigrants in European Union countries and to figure out how attitudes towards immigrants changed in the period between 2002 and 2016. For this reason is analyzed data from the European Social Survey, OECD, the World Bank and Knoema databases for 25 European countries. Though the analysis of scientific works are identified macro and personal factors which could affect tolerance. As macro variables in research are considered to use the unemployment rate, GDPpc, FDI and crime situation in the country, as personal variables are considered the respondent’s age, gender, marital status, level of education, work situation, religiosity, interest in politics, importance of traditions, feel of safety, satisfaction in country’s economy and life in general. For calculations are used ordinary least and ordered logit econometrical models and calculations are made using Eviews software. The results demonstrated that in general tolerance towards immigrants increased during the period and personal situation is more influencing tolerance than macro factors in hosting country but the significance of factors and direction of relations differ across the countries. O principal objectivo desta tese é determinar os factores sociais e económicos que têm maior impacto na tolerância da população para com os imigrantes nos países da União Europeia e analisar como essas atitudes mudaram entre 2002 e 2016. Considerando estes objectivos, foram analisados dados de 25 países europeus a partir das bases de dados do European Social Survey, OCDE, Banco Mundial e Knoema. Foram estudados e analisados vários de trabalhos científicos que permitiram identificar factores macro e factores pessoais que podem afetar a tolerância. Neste estudo foram considerados como variáveis macro: a taxa de desemprego, PIBpc, IED e situação criminal no país, enquanto que como factores pessoais foram considerados: a idade dos inquiridos, sexo, estado civil, nível de escolaridade, situação laboral, religião, interesse pela política, importância dada à tradição, sensação de segurança, satisfação na economia do país e na vida em geral. Para a análise empirica foram usados os modelos de mínimos quadrados ordinários e os modelos logit ordenado, tendo sido utilizado para o efeito o software Eviews. Os resultados demonstraram que, em geral, a tolerância em relação aos imigrantes aumentou durante o período analisado e a situação pessoal influencia mais a tolerância que os fatores macro no país de acolhimento, embora, no enatno, pese que a significância dos fatores e direcção das relações diferem nos vários países em análise. Mestrado em Economia
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