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University of Ljubljana, Faculty of Economics

About: University of Ljubljana, Faculty of Economics is a based out in . It is known for research contribution in the topics: Productivity & Tourism. The organization has 251 authors who have published 533 publications receiving 16109 citations.


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28 Nov 2016
TL;DR: In this article, the authors present a metoda for transferjev casa in three evropske države: Italy, Nizozemsko and Veliko Britanijo.
Abstract: V clanku predstavimo starostno porazdelitev proizvodnje, potrosnje in neto transferjev storitev neplacanega (gospodinjskega) dela za tri evropske države – Italijo, Nizozemsko in Veliko Britanijo. Tovrstne analize omogoca relativno nova metoda 'Racunov nacionalnih transferjev casa', ki v dosedanje raziskave neplacanega dela vpelje dimenzijo starosti. Ugotovimo, da na vzorce neplacanega dela obcutno vplivata institucionalno ter kulturno okolje, velike razlike pa se pojavljajo tudi med spoloma. Prav tako se kolicina neplacanega dela spreminja v casu. Poudarjamo, da je neplacano delo pomembno vkljuciti v analizo medgeneracijskih transferjev in transferjev med spoloma ter ga upostevati pri snovanju ucinkovitih ukrepov ekonomske politike. DOI: 10.15458/85451.30
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TL;DR: In this article, the authors investigate the effect of RTAs-induced trade liberalization on particular product groups with indirect implications on national welfare and conclude that Croatia's policy makers should try to keep the preferential status of Croatia within the CEFTA market in the medium term.
Abstract: The goal of this investigation is to research the development of intensive and extensive trade margins on product-country level data for Croatia during the period 2000-2012. Hypothesis of our paper is that RTAs-induced trade liberalization will have heterogeneous effects on particular product groups with indirect implications on national welfare. Static and dynamic gravity trade models are used on panel data accounting for over 90% of total trade during the observed period. Estimations of the trade gravity model and trade margins showed that while SAA and CEFTA arrangements positively affected different measures of intensive and extensive trade margins, specially exports and imports of consumption products, effects on trade in intermediate and capital goods were relatively subdued. This suggests a tendency for market-seeking rather than efficiency-seeking behaviour of Croatia’s trade sector. When comparing the results for two trade agreements using dynamic model, we find that SAA primarily affected trade in consumption goods while effects of CEFTA are more evenly dispersed across different product groups. Main conclusion of the paper is that Croatia’s policy makers should try to keep the preferential status of Croatia within the CEFTA market in the medium term, focusing on the Croatian economy.
01 Jan 2004
TL;DR: For example, in this paper, the authors propose a model of marketing odluke, in which aktivno usmjeravaju težište poslovanja na međunarodna tržisstva, trebaju vlastite marketing odleke prihvatati u zavisnosti od tehnologije, sa kojom raspolagaju.
Abstract: Tehnologija i međunarodni marke­ ting međusobno su zavisni i potrebni faktori poslovnog razvoja poduzeća. Poduzeća, koja aktivno usmjeravaju težište poslovanja na međunarodna tržišta, trebaju vlastite marketing odluke prihvatati u zavisnosti od tehnologije, sa kojom raspolagaju. Tehnologija i njezine promjene tvorno determini­ raju politiku marketinga i obrnuto. Međunarodne marketing odluke zasni­ vaju se na tehnološkim rješenjima, koja predstavljaju značajnu konkurencijsku prednost ili nedostatak poduzeća u međunarodnoj sredini. Bez međusobne povezanosti tehnologije i marketinga poduzeća ne mogu donositi konzistentnih odluka u međunarodnom marke­ tingu. To naročito važi za penetraciju poduzeća na međunarodna tržišta, koja je u velikoj mjeri determinirana sa tehnologijom i zahtjeva, u odnosu na stanje tehnologije, primjenu specifičkih organizacionih oblika poslovanja u međunarodnom marketingu. Samo na taj način može se postignuti maksimalno angažovanje i profitabilnost poslovanja u međunarodnim tržišnim prilikama.

Authors

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NameH-indexPapersCitations
Larry Dwyer5428210945
Peter Trkman361146641
Fabrizio Coricelli321424223
Miha Škerlavaj27933436
Aleš Popovič26813337
Bostjan Antoncic25616786
Irena Vida24592010
Miroslav Verbič211221427
Matej Černe21781933
Vlado Dimovski201141790
Tanja Mihalič20572523
Mateja Drnovsek20422543
Joze P. Damijan20661566
Jože P. Damijan19541743
Mojca Indihar Štemberger18551762
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No. of papers from the Institution in previous years
YearPapers
20213
20204
201920
201828
201737
201648