MACROECONOMIC FACTORS AS TOOLS FOR STIMULATION OR DESTIMULATION OF AGRIBUSINESS LOANS IN CRISIS SITUATION by Sławomir Juszczyk, Wioleta Bartosiak, Bartosz Kublik, Łukasz Mleczko

“…In the course of research, an econometric model was constructed explaining the volume of loans to the above-mentioned entities by commercial and cooperative banks in Poland during the pandemic. …”
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The role of collaborative workspaces in promoting networking opportunities: a comparison between urban and peripheral contexts by Lorenzo Marmo, Antonis Rovolis, Vasilis Avdikos

“…Simple, ordered and multinomial probit models were applied in the econometric analysis using data from a survey directed to managers of CWS in Europe. …”
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Contrasting the Performance of Active and Passive Unit Trusts under Normal Market Conditions: Is the Experience of Emerging Markets Different? by Thabo J. Gopane, Mukundi Ravhura

“…Such readjustments may confound empirical comparison of passive and active investing if econometric models do not adapt accordingly. Currently, the literature cannot give a stylised fact of whether the historical claims of passive–active relationships relate to normal market conditions or not, which is a flaw. …”
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A COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS BETWEEN WESTERN BALKAN COUNTRIES AND SELECTED OECD COUNTRIES (2010 - 2019) OF THE EFFECT OF UNEMPLOYMENT ON NON-PERFORMING LOAN by Ercan Özen, Ajshe Komoni, Fisnik Morina, Simon Grıma, İbish Mazreku

“…To carry out this study, panel data and quantitative econometric models have been applied, specifically Linear Regression, Random Effect, Fixed Effect, Huasman - Taylor Regression and Generalized Estimating Equations (GEE Model) on secondary data from official reports of the World Bank, Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development, during the period from 2010 to 2019. …”
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A non-stationary panel data approach for examining convergence in South Africa by Stacey-Lee Marais

“…Furthermore, this study applies panel econometric modelling to determine the relationship between the variables analysed in the convergence analysis. …”
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The economics of the performing arts before and during the COVID-19 pandemic. Part 1: cost-output-profit analysis on the example of a performance by D. L. Morozova

“…Managerial and financial analysis, econometric and graphical construction functions methods have been used. …”
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Coupling coordination of digital village construction and high-quality agricultural development in China. by Yuan Tian, Yuxi Zhou

“…Utilizing coupling coordination degree model, spatial econometric model and other methods, this paper analyzes the panel data of 31 provinces (municipalities and autonomous regions) in China spanning from 2011 to 2022. …”
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Access to clean energy in Africa revisited: The roles of women empowerment, corruption control, FDI and sectoral growth. by Kwame Adjei-Mantey, Paul Adjei Kwakwa, Eleazer Ankrah

“…Using data on 32 countries in Africa from 2002 to 2021 and rigorous econometric techniques, the study finds that women empowerment and corruption control significantly increase access to clean energy in Africa while sectoral analyses show varying effects of growth in the different sectors on clean energy accessibility. …”
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Are the environment, social, and government performance affecting the firm’s value? by Melinda Malau

“…This study compiles secondary data sources for ESG company performance scores from Refinitiv This research uses EViews version 12 statistical package for econometric analysis. This study with first-step variables showed that ENV and GOV significantly positively influence firm value. …”
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Irrigation Expansion and Rural Transformation in China: Evidence of Provincial Data in 1978–2018 by Pengfei Shi, Jikun Huang

“…Based on the statistical data from 27 provinces in China, this paper analyses the correlation between irrigation expansion and rural transformation over the period of 1978–2018. The econometric results indicate a positive relationship between irrigation expansion and high‐value agriculture. …”
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CORRUPTION, GOVERNMENT SPENDING AND ECONOMIC GROWTH IN SELECTED ECOWAS COUNTRIES by M. A Dada, A. O Adedeji, O. A Fatola

“… This study investigated the impact of corruption and government spending on the growth of economies in selected ECOWAS countries using dynamic panel econometric procedures. Data covering 2005-2018 was sourced from World Development Indicator (WDI) and Transparency International and subjected to panel unit root tests and Panel Auto-Regressive Distributed Lag (PARDL) estimations. …”
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Principal Covariates Regression for Causal Case Studies by Weibin Ding, Jie Li, Dian Jin, Jiayang Kong

“…However, comparative case studies could fail to yield an estimate in the effect that is unbiased and consistent, as in some contexts; there are not suitable control units that are similar to the treated. The econometric literature has taken synthetic control methods and panel data approaches to this problem. …”
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Determinants in adopting cashless payments in Europe: a multilevel analysis by Jose Domingo García-Merino, Leire San-Jose, Nerea San-Martin

“…This analytical framework incorporates not only individual attributes but also the sociotechnical framework or meso-level factors in which they operate. A multilevel econometric model is used. The results of these analyses show that the impact on the adoption of cashless payments extends beyond individual factors (attitude to technology use, perceived usefulness, and perceived ease of use). …”
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Diagnostics of the influence of medical and demographic indicators on regional socio-economic systems by M. A. Barinov

“…It displays the affiliation to the selected confidence interval and distribution of the elements of the set in the plane between the resulting and factor values, describing the dependence of the GRP on the medical and demographic indicator. These econometric and analytical models can be used by regional governments in the process of strategic planning.…”
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Research on the Impact of Chinese Total Factor Productivity on the Modern Economic System Based on the Spatial Dubin Model by Qin Tang, Zhi-An Ren, Kang-Feng Zhu, Nai-Ru Xu

“…Thirdly, this paper uses static and dynamic spatial econometric models to empirically analyze the effect of total factor productivity on the improvement degree of the modern economic system. …”
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Financial risk and renewable energy: exploring the influence of urbanization and natural resource rents across 112 countries by Rongrong Li, Qiang Wang, Jiayi Sun

“…Utilizing a global panel dataset comprising 112 countries, the study applies econometric techniques, including fixed-effects models, moderation effect models, and panel threshold models, to investigate how varying levels of financial risk impact renewable energy consumption across diverse economic and environmental contexts. …”
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Towards the Coupling Coordination Relationship between Economic Growth Quality and Environmental Regulation: An Empirical Case Study of China by Huan Huang, Fan Wang, Yi Xiao, Jiaxin Kuang

“…Based on the panel data of 30 provincial administrative regions in mainland China (excluding Tibet), from 2004 to 2017, the entropy method, coupling coordination model, and spatial econometric model are used to explore the CCD and the factors influencing the CCD of ER and EGQ. …”
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GOVERNMENT EXPENDITURE AND CONSUMPTION IN NIGERIA (1990-2022): AN ARDL APPROACH by EMMANUEL O. AWE, NWIE ABWO SIMON, MOHAMMED NASIRU, UMAR JOHNSON AKOGWU

“…On this note the study employs a combination of quantitative methods, including time series data analysis and econometric modeling via an Autoregressive Distributed Lag Model(ARDL) approach to investigate the impact of government expenditure on consumption in Nigeria. …”
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The evolution and driving mechanism of education inequality in China: From 2003 to 2020. by Yuanzhi Guo, Xuhong Li

“…Therefore, we construct a comprehensive evaluation index system to measure the level of regional educational development, reveal the regional inequalities in China's educational development, and employ spatial econometric model to dissect the factors influencing the regional inequalities. …”
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The economic impact of next-generation stadiums: evidence from the Juventus Stadium using synthetic control methodology by Valerio Antolini

“…This paper aimed to investigate the economic impact of building a next-generation stadium (for example, Juventus Stadium or Allianz Stadium) on real gross domestic product (GDP) per capita in the city of Turin, using an econometric methodology known as the synthetic control method. …”
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