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Given the growing interest in how behavioral factors could explain the dynamics of the financial markets, our paper explores a relatively under-researched area, the aftermarket liquidity of IPOs. Hence, our paper contributes to the existing literature by examining the driving factors of the aftermarket liquidity…

Specific endogenous resources of rural areas and their spatial diversity create great opportunities for implementing local brands. Local brands as signs that distinguish products and services of a given territory are an expression of joint efforts and aspirations of local communities to promote their heritage.…

This review investigates the potential for reforming European Union development aid policies to serve as strategic investment incentives that promote sustainable mining operations in Africa, moving beyond traditional donor-recipient models toward mutually beneficial economic partnerships that secure critical mineral resources for Europe while fostering African…

Research and Development (R&D) serves as a pivotal driver of economic growth, innovation, and competitive advantage in the global market. As economies increasingly rely on technological advancement to stimulate growth, disparities in R&D investment emerge, particularly highlighted by the contrasting performances of global leaders such…

The aim of this article is to evaluate the changes in the performance of the health systems of European Union countries during the COVID-19 pandemic, measured by different health system indicators. The main research hypothesis states that the scope and depth of change depended on…

The foreign exchange market is the largest and most dynamic financial market globally, with exchange rates predominantly influenced by economic factors. U.S. macroeconomic data play a critical role in driving short-term volatility in exchange rates. This study examines the impact of U.S. macroeconomic data releases…

The article aims to present the chambers of commerce in Poland as a form of business representation. These chambers are an example of organisations that bring together entrepreneurs, and in their activities, they focus on important issues from the perspective of doing business. A review…

The text underlines first of all the existence of two different points of view concerning knowledge-based economy (KBE) – e.g. the traditional optimistic and deeply-rooted in Neoclassical theory KBE definition as an extraordinary phase of development during which knowledge, human capital and innovation disclosed formerly…

The text discusses, first of all, the strong knowledge-based economy concept linkage with Neoclassical theory. It presents then alternative interpretations emerging out of Piketty (2014) work and Post-Keynesian theory. Considering data about income distribution, economic growth, capital accumulation and capital to income ratio evolution through…

This paper analyzes the macroeconomic impact of the issuance of green bonds and the inflation rate on Romania’s Gross Domestic Product during the 2024–2027 period, using a scenario-based econometric a model specific to an emerging economy. In the context of increasing interest in sustainable finance…