Théorie comptable de la monnaie et de la finance by Maxime Izoulet

“…From this interpretation of the history of money, drawing on an accounting theory of value, this thesis aims at demonstrating that contemporary financial markets work as a substitution for money, by developing autonomously during liquidity shortages, and maintaining a negative causal relationship with inflation, as shown by many econometric studies.…”
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Modeling the Oil Price Influences Upon the Energy Sector in the Macroeconomic Context. Empirical Evidence from Central and Eastern European Countries by Dumiter Florin Cornel, Nicoară Ștefania Amalia, Nicoară Samuel, Bențe Cristian, Păiușan Luminița

“…The study is focused on Central and Eastern European Countries which have similarities and differences both at the energy sector level and economy level. The econometric techniques used in this study reveal the importance of the causality relationship between oil price movements and the energy sector taking into account the macroeconomic context. …”
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Analysis of the effect of international trade openness on inequality between districts/cities in Indonesia's provinces by Rahmi Fadhillah, Zamroni Zamroni

“…This study uses panel econometric analysis. The data used from 33 provinces in Indonesia from 2003-to 2018 was obtained from Statistic Indonesia (BPS). …”
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Macroeconomic and Institutional Factors, Debt Composition and Capital Structure of Latin American Companies by Cláudio Bernardo, Tatiana Albanez, José Roberto Securato

“…We expect that this study has created contributions to the national literature, by using a theoretical and also econometric approach that has not been much explored so far. …”
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Agency Costs and Scarce Resources: Influences on Brazilian Franchising by Eugenio Jose Silva Bitti, Vinicius Medeiros Magnani, Bianca Thomazella

“…Panel data covering the 2011-2016 period was analyzed through econometric tools. The results corroborate aspects related to monitoring and incentives advocated by the agency theory, that is: costs of monitoring in elevation due to the geographic dispersion induce a greater proportion of franchised stores. …”
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Facteurs d’adoption des foyers améliorés en milieux urbains sahéliens camerounais by Patrick Arnold Ombiono Kitoto

“…The methodology uses data from a survey conducted in the city of Kousseri coupled with econometric analyzes based on the Heckman (1979) selection model and refined by Van De Ven and Van Praag (1981). …”
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Interest of the Algerian diaspora for entrepreneurship in homeland: proposal of a model for its concretisation by A. Haddad, R. Lassoued

“…To do this, a logistic econometric modelling has been implemented to explain the entrepreneurial event (business creation), and the explanatory variables are the following factors: psychological (experience, training), contextual (discrimination, opportunities, and patriotism) sociological (help of relatives and other contacts) and economic (personal resources and those of the state). …”
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Temporary employment and its impact on wages in Latin America by Roxana MAURIZIO

“…We aim at estimating the incidence, evolution and characteristics of this phenomenon and assessing to what extent temporary employment generates wage gaps. Econometric techniques are used in order to estimate not only the average wage gap between these two groups of workers but also the penalty suffered by temporary workers located at different points of the wage distribution.…”
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FACTORS OF GROWTH OF THE EFFICIENCY OF PUBLIC DEBT MANAGEMENT by M. E. Kosov

“…The paper proposes an econometric model that describes a system of indirect macroeconomic factors that are not directly related to the state’s debt policy, but show the strongest influence on the formation of public debt in modern realities and increase the efficiency of its management, as well as reflect the quality of public financial management in general. …”
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Complex dynamics in a simple model of interdependent open economies by Shahriar Yousef, Yuri Maistrenko, Svitlana Popovych

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The Analysis of e-banking use by commercial bank customers in Bukavu, DRC by Crispin Jean Chris MUKAMBA BYAMUNGU

“…Method: A conceptual framework based on the UTAUT model was developed, followed by flat sorting and econometric analyses of data from a survey based on a sample of 215 customers. …”
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The contributions of foreign aid and natural resource wealth to democratic institutions: Evidence from over 40 years of sub-Sahara Africa's history by Alex O. Acheampong, John Taden

“…Using five different democracy indices, six different foreign aid variables and six different natural resource rent variables, our endogeneity-corrected results establish the following conclusions: (i) all the democracy indices respond positively and significantly to multilateral foreign aid, total development assistance committee (DAC) aid and bilateral aid from Australia, the USA, the United Nations, and the European Union (ii) the political resource curse, rentier and repression theories are valid for rent from mineral, gas and oil resources (iii) the democracy indices respond positively and significantly to rent from coal and forest resources (iv) the effect of foreign aid on the democracy indices is contingent on natural resource wealth (v) these findings are robust to an alternative econometric estimation technique and specifications. …”
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EXPLORING THE MACROECONOMIC DETERMINANTS OF REMITTANCES IN TOP REMITTANCES' RECIPIENT COUNTRIES by Ashfaque Ali Gilal, Hong Liu

“…It focuses  on  the  top  ten  recipient  countries,  using data from the World Development Indicator (WDI) database  covering  1991  to 2022. Various econometric tests were conducted to analyze the data, including descriptive statistics,  correlation coefficients,  and unit root tests such as Breitung and Im Pesaran and Shin tests. …”
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Tourism industry: Role of the real effective exchange rate by Gancho Todorov Ganchev

“…This paper aims to evaluate an econometric model of equilibrium for the Bulgarian foreign tourism industry. …”
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Model Calibration and Validation for the Fuzzy-EGARCH-ANN Model by Geleta T. Mohammed, Jane A. Aduda, Ananda O. Kube

“…To our knowledge, this is the first study that focuses on the daily S&P 500 data using high-frequency data and the fuzzy-EGARCH-ANN econometric model. Finally, the research finds that the best performing model in terms of one-step-ahead forecasts based on realized volatility computed from the underlying daily data series is the fuzzy-EGARCH-ANN (1,1,2,1) model with Student’s t-distribution.…”
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THE EFFECT OF VACCINATON ON COVID-19 DEATHS: A RESEARCH ACCORDING TO COUNTRIES' INCOME GROUPS by Durmuş Gökkaya, Osman Şenol, Ümit Çıraklı

“…Therefore, each country group was examined separately and three different econometric models were produced. According to the results of the research, a 1% increase in the population vaccinated will result in a 2.1% decrease in the number of deaths from Covid-19 in low-income countries, a 0.5% decrease in middle-income countries and a 13% decrease in high-income countries. …”
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Evaluation of the impact of school canteen programs on schooling and combating school wastage of students in rural schools in Morocco by Fatima Azdagaz, Mariem Liouaeddine, Omar Zirari

“…The analysis is based on data from a national social support survey conducted by the National Human Development Observatory (ONDH) in 2018, involving a representative sample of 3,039 rural and urban households. Employing a micro-econometric approach, specifically the propensity score matching (PSM) method, the findings reveal a significant effect of school canteens in reducing repetition rates among rural students. …”
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The Regulatory Determinants of Economic Growth under Pandemic Challenges: Regional Cluster Issues and Patterns by Yurii Umantsiv, Pavlo Dziuba, Yuliya Yasko, Maryna Shtan, Halyna Umantsiv

“…The main objective of this paper is to discover the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic and regulatory conditions of doing business on economic growth of different economies, particularly in terms of the combined co-effect of the two mentioned factors. An econometric cluster model using the k-means method is developed. 172 economies were distributed between clusters based on three parameters: 1) rates of GDP growth for individual economies in 2020, as provided by the World Bank; 2) the World Bank Doing Business rating for 2020; and 3) the COVID-19 pandemic factor that is represented by the total accumulated number of cases officially fixed per 100,000 of population, as provided by the World Health Organization. …”
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The Role of Quantitative Easing on the Stability of Financial Markets in Iran by Seyed Majid Rasolpour Arabi, Ahmad Jafari Samimi, Amir Mansour Tehranchian, Majid Aghaei

“…In the present study, the role of quantitative easing on the stability of financial markets in Iran has been analyzed from the quarterly data of 2006-2021 using the econometric model with vector error correction model (VECM). …”
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Economic Growth and Firm Size Dynamics: Evidence from Romania’s Development Regions by Daniel Badulescu, Alina Badulescu, Ramona Simut, Dragos Dianu

“…In this paper, we propose an econometric approach to the relationship between economic growth (by GDP evolution) and the dynamics of the firms’ sector, by size class, at the level of the development regions of Romania. …”
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