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The COVID-19 pandemic and the global economic crisis accelerated digitalization in banks around the world and made adjustments to the life of all mankind, influencing the work, life and lifestyle of people. Banks have to learn to live in a new reality, change their habits…

After World War II, Croatia became a part of the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia, along with Serbia, Slovenia, Bosnia and Hertegovina and North Macedonia. Even if it was considered a socialist country, Yugoslavian economy had features that resembles a capitalist economy (Losoncz et al., 2021)…

Climate change is a big issue and impacts the business sustainability of industrial companies that depend on fossil fuel energy. The current climate change condition is still an externality that has not been considered by the government, private, and community sectors. Accordingly, it has not…

At the dawn of 2022, the Covid-19 pandemic seems to be behind us and the world economy continues its recovery. The process of disappearance of cash continues its march with different intensities. Many governments and companies are undergoing a process of change, giving more importance…

The process of monetary integration in Europe is closely related to the process of economic integration. It is commonly believed that the creation of the area of the common European currency was a consequence of primarily economic reasons. Theoretically, the euro was supposed to be…

The growth of the Chinese economy is an example of increasing the competitiveness of the country, especially in the last 20 years. Until recently, most of this growth was accounted for by the production of labor-intensive goods with low added value. However, today China's economy…

The sector of non-governmental organizations is mainly focused on solving social problems, and is, therefore, an important factor in the development of social capital, which, properly built and used, contributes to the growth of activation of local communities.  The article aims to assess the spatial…

The COVID 19 pandemic was an unprecedented external shock to global markets. It led to a strong governmental response around the world. European Union countries implemented a broad financial aid program for firms affected by the pandemic. The quick policy response helped organizations cope with…

The article is devoted to the study of the state of the Russian labor market in the context of automation and digitalization of business processes. The relevance of the work lies in the development of the potential of Russian-Chinese international cooperation in the field of…

The progress in digital transition of all states of the European Union can be tracked through the Digital Economy and Social Index (DESI) components, which involves the digital competitivity in areas such as human capital, fixed and mobile broadband connectivity, integration done by businesses and…