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72. Burja in njeni pokrajinski učinki v Vipavski doliniJelka Čermelj, 2011, undergraduate thesis Keywords: burja, orkanski veter, učinki na pokrajino, fizična geografija, klimatologija, vremenska ujma, Vipavska dolina, diplomska dela Published in RUP: 15.10.2013; Views: 4406; Downloads: 158 Full text (3,90 MB) |
73. The contribution of FDI, technology and R&D to spillovers in industrial developmentEwert P. J. Kleynhans, Sibulele Zwedala, 2012, original scientific article Abstract: This article studies the contribution of technological and knowledge spillovers towards the competitiveness of South African manufacturing firms. Literature often emphasizes the role of foreign direct investment (FDI), technology, and research and development (R&D) in spillovers, but seldom consider their effect simultaneously. This study focuses on the micro-economic production level and on the interaction of these factors. It determines their influence on the competitiveness, profits and eventual industrial development. The empirical study utilised data from the World Banks firm-level survey on South African manufacturers. The study reveals that direct foreign investments and ownership contribute little towards secondary spillovers, which probably depends on absorptive capacity. Technological advancement is not very significant, while research and development are dependent on absorptive capacity to enhance competitiveness, especially with regard to the investment in human capital. International quality certification, foreign licensing and capacity utilisation all contribute positively towards the ability to enhance productivity growth and the competitiveness of firms. Keywords: proizvodnja, učinki prelivanj, neposredna tuja vlaganja, tehnologije, raziskave in razvoj, industrijski razvoj, konkurenčnost Published in RUP: 15.10.2013; Views: 2692; Downloads: 73 Link to full text |
74. Analyzing systemic risk in CEE markets in 2007-2008 financial crisisRenata Krakowska, 2013, original scientific article Abstract: The purpose of the article is to attempt to answer the question of how the crisis affected the banking systems of cee countries, with special emphasis on liquidity risk. It seems that this problem has particularly affected emerging economies. First, the liquidity risk began to exert considerable influence on the functioning banking system and, indirectly, the whole economy. In this paper author wanted to answer the following questions: What are the channels of transmission systemic risk on cee markets? What is the role of big world banking groups in these financial systems? This concept is applied to ten Central Eastern European countries, which experienced a financial crisis. In the research author hypothesized about interconnectedness of liquidity in financial systems and solvency problems of big banking groups operating in CEE. Keywords: tveganja, likvidnost, finančna kriza, učinki okužbe Published in RUP: 15.10.2013; Views: 2761; Downloads: 88 Link to full text |
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