SECTORAL PRODUCTIVITY IN HUNGARIAN ECONOMY: AN INPUT-OUTPUT LINKAGES APPROACH
Published in: JOURNAL OF EASTERN EUROPEAN AND CENTRAL ASIAN RESEARCH
Nov 25, 2019
Tahira Yasmin
Amer Qasem
Shorouq F. Eletter
Depending on the pace of economic development and structural reforms in an economy, the sectoral output level also changes. Usually, sectoral capital accumulation, labor reallocation across sectors, and total factor productivity contributes to sectoral performance. This paper explores the pace of economic development and sectors’ role in the Hungary economy in the context of the demand and supply side. The current study aims to analyze input-output linkages to locate structural changes and inte...
Establishing the link between marketing and accounting functions: a review
Published in: International Journal of Business Excellence
Nov 08, 2019
Marketing and accounting functions are carried out by two different departments of an organisation. These two departments should complement each other practically and perceptually, but in fact, this rarely appears to be the case. The functions carried out by the marketing and accounting departments tend to be very different, and there has been little attempt to link them. This literature review examines the respective functions of the two departments and links them through the prism of the stak...
A survey dataset on determinants of administrative corruption
Published in: Data in Brief
Nov 01, 2019
This data article describes a survey dataset on administrative corruption and its main determinants (culture, organizational culture, political instability, and institutional weakness) in addition to social class. Prior research was consulted to determine indicators of the constructs of administrative corruption. Each construct has four reflective indicators while social class has formative variables. All items are measured using a seven-point Likert scale and semantic differential scale types....
Interaction Between Environmental Kuznet Curve and Urban Environment Transition Hypotheses in Malaysia
Published in: International Journal of Energy Economics and Policy
Oct 20, 2019
Hussain Ali Bekhet
Nor Salwati Othman
Tahira Yasmin
The aim of this paper is to examine the interconnection between the environmental Kuznet curve (EKC) and urban environment transition hypotheses in the Malaysian economy. Economic growth, CO2 emissions, energy consumption, financial development (FD), urbanization variables for the 1971-2013 period, F-bound tests, and multivariate Granger causality methods are used. The long-run relationships among the above series of variables are examined. Also, the findings confirm the existence of an invere...
The Effect of Culture and Organizational Culture on Administrative Corruption
Published in: International Journal of Economics and Business Research, Forthcoming articles
Oct 07, 2019
Salem Al Jundi
Ahmed Shuhaiber
Shaban Al-Emara
There is extensive literature on corruption, such as political and corporate corruption, some of which examines factors influencing administrative corruption. However, to the best of our knowledge, the multivariate influences of culture and organizational culture on administrative corruption have not been tested using an integrative approach. This paper attempts to fill the gap by building and testing a comprehensive model. We test a sample of 677 responses that reflect the prospective view of ...