Economics & Sociology
ISSN: 2071-789X eISSN: 2306-3459 DOI: 10.14254/2071-789XIndex PUBMS: f5512f57-a601-11e7-8f0e-080027f4daa0

Issue information
Issue: | Vol. 12, No 2, 2019 |
Journal: |
Economics & Sociology
ISSN: 2071-789X, eISSN: 2306-3459 |
Published date: | 06-2019 (print) / 06-2019 (print) |
Language: | English |
Index PUBMS: | 007f92b2-ad32-11e9-bbfd-fa163e0fa1a0 |
Website: | https://www.economics-sociology.eu/?en_vol.-12-no-2-2019,62 |
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# [1-20/22] | Title | Pages | |
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1. |
Are we happier among our own race?
Authors: Adam Okulicz-Kozaryn Keywords: Segregation, race, subjective wellbeing (SWB) JEL: I30 |
11-35 (25) | |
2. |
Valuation changes associated with the FOX/Disney divestiture transaction
Authors: Bruno S. Sergi, James Owers, Alison Alexander Keywords: Media, Restructuring, Sell-offs, Divestitures, Fox Corporation, Disney Corporation, Corporate Valuation JEL: Q51, L82 |
36-47 (12) | |
3. |
The impact of asymmetric fiscal decentralization on education and health outcomes: Evidence from Papua Province, Indonesia
Authors: Annisa Cahyaningsih, Ardyanto Fitrady Keywords: asymmetric decentralization, synthetic control methods, public service provision, Papua Province, Indonesia JEL: H71, H72, H75, H77 |
48-63 (16) | |
4. |
The use of discriminant analysis in the assessment of municipal company's financial health
Authors: Larysa Yakymova, Vasyl Kuz Keywords: municipal company, financial health, multiple discriminant model, M-Score, CEE countries JEL: J23, E24, B59 |
64-78 (15) | |
5. |
Does corporate tax avoidance explain cash holdings? The case of Vietnam
Authors: Nguyen Vinh Khuong, Nguyen Tran Thai Ha, Mai Thi Hoang Minh, Phung Anh Thu Keywords: corporate tax avoidance, corporate cash holdings, corporate effective tax rates, book-tax difference, Vietnam JEL: G32 |
79-93 (15) | |
6. |
Formal credit inclusion within one-commune-one-product (OCOP) in the agricultural restructuring strategy of northwestern Vietnam
Authors: Do Xuan Luan, Diep Thanh Tung Keywords: one commune one product, rural credit, northwestern Vietnam JEL: A10, O12, Q14 |
94-108 (15) | |
7. |
The Post-Keynesian view on labour demand in micro- and macroeconomic fields
Authors: Eduardo Fernández-Huerga, Jorge Garcia-Arias Keywords: labour demand, Post-Keynesian economics, labour economics, level of employment, wages JEL: J23, E24, B59 |
109-128 (20) | |
8. |
Partners in a caring society – a nonprofit organization case study
Authors: Amélia O. Carvalho, Marisa R. Ferreira, Patrícia Silva Keywords: accountability, nonprofit organizations, stakeholders, re-food JEL: M10 |
129-146 (18) | |
9. |
Anxious spenders: Background factors of financial vulnerability
Authors: Erzsébet Németh, Boglárka Zsótér Keywords: financial literacy, financial knowledge, attitudes and behaviors, young adults, financial vulnerability, Hungary JEL: A22 |
147-169 (23) | |
10. |
Linking transformational leadership and organizational performance: An empirical investigation of manufacturing firms in Vietnam
Authors: Thi-Trang-Nhung Nguyen, Thi-Minh-Ngoc Luu Keywords: transformational leadership, organizational innovation, organizational learning, organizational culture, organizational performance, Vietnam JEL: M12, J53 |
170-191 (22) | |
11. |
Trust and power as predictors to tax compliance: Global evidence
Authors: Abdulsalam Mas’ud, Nor Aziah Abd Manaf, Natrah Saad Keywords: power, slippery slope framework, tax compliance, trust JEL: H20, H24, H25, H26 |
192-204 (13) | |
12. |
Customer satisfaction and its measurement in fitness clubs of Warsaw
Authors: Sylwia Gocłowska, Monika Piątkowska, Michał Lenartowicz Keywords: satisfaction, measurement, fitness clubs, Poland, CSI, marketing JEL: M31, I11, O10 |
205-218 (14) | |
13. |
Modelling of project success factors: A cross-cultural comparison
Authors: Assel Kozhakhmetova, Aknur Zhidebekkyzy, Ardak Turginbayeva, Zauresh Akhmetova Keywords: project management, national culture, PMPQ model, project planning, project success, Japan, Israel, Kazakhstan JEL: O22, M20, L69 |
219-234 (16) | |
14. |
Does financial inclusion alleviate household poverty? Empirical evidence from Indonesia
Authors: Taufiq Carnegie Dawood, Hasta Pratama, Raja Masbar, Rustam Effendi Keywords: financial inclusion, poverty, households, Indonesia, logit model JEL: G20, O10, O16 |
235-252 (18) | |
15. |
Determinants of social expenditures in post-socialist countries
Authors: Hyejin Ko, Kichae Min Keywords: post-socialist countries, social expenditure, welfare state, linear regression with panel-corrected standard errors JEL: D02, O17, P31 |
253-264 (12) | |
16. |
Territory and cooperativism: A spatial analysis of the Spanish region of Andalusia
Authors: María del Carmen Pérez González, Lidia Valiente Palma Keywords: territory, cooperative societies, Andalusia, spatial autocorrelation, exploratory spatial data analysis (ESDA) JEL: C21, O18, P12, P13, R12 |
265-283 (19) | |
17. |
Quantification of relationship between cardiovascular diseases mortality rate and selected socio-economic indicators – comparative analysis of the Czech Republic and the Slovak Republic
Authors: Beáta Gavurová, Eva Huculová, Viliam Kováč Keywords: cardiovascular disease, mortality rate, socio-economic factor, economic indicator, regional disparity, prevention programme, health policy, regression analysis, Czech Republic, Slovak Republic JEL: I18 |
284-300 (17) | |
18. |
Financial households’ efficacy, risk preference and saving behaviour: Lessons from lower-income households in Malaysia
Authors: Suhal Kusairi, Nur Azura Sanusi, Suriyani Muhamad, Madihah Shukri, Nadia Zamri Keywords: behavioural finance, saving behaviour, and psychometrics methods JEL: D12, D14 |
301-318 (18) | |
19. |
Perception of the social status of intelligence in selected countries of the former Yugoslavia
Authors: Veselin Draskovic, Svitlana Bilan Keywords: intelligence, social status of intelligence, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Montenegro, Serbia JEL: A13, Z13 |
319-327 (9) | |
20. |
Brexit and EU Common Agricultural Policy: The possible consequences for Lithuania
Authors: Artiom Volkov, Tomas Baležentis, Mangirdas Morkūnas, Dalia Streimikiene Keywords: Brexit, common agricultural policy, scenario modelling, Lithuania JEL: Q14, Q18 |
328-344 (17) |