Judul Jumal Ilrniah (Article): Corporate Social Responsibility and Corporate Value: Evidence from an Emerging Economy, Indonesia. The main purpose of this study is to investigate the relationship between corporate social responsibility (CSR), ownership structure and corporate value. Corporate social responsibility disclosure mediates the relationship between corporate governance and corporate financial performance in Indonesia.
The influence of Corporate Governance and Corporate Social Responsibility on financial performance with efficiency as a mediating variable. The Impact of Corporate Governance Elements on Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) Disclosure: An Empirical Evidence from Listed Companies on KSE Pakistan. The influence of corporate social responsibility on firm value with profitability and leverage as a moderating variable.
The mediating effect of financial performance on the relationship between social responsibility and ownership structure.
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Marin Andreica (Handelsakademie Satu Mare, Romania), Liana Anica-Popa (Bucharest University of Economic Studies, Romania), Gabriel Băbuţ (University of Petroşani, Romania), Dumitru-Alexandru Bodislav (Bucharest University of Economic Studies, Romania), Elena Bogan (University of Bucharest, Romania), Stelian Brad (Tegniese University of Cluj-Napoca, Romania), Florina Bran (University of Bucharest vir Economic Studies, Romania), Giuseppe Calabro (Universita degli Studi di Messina, Italy), Grazia Calabro (Universitaet ) degli Studi di Messina, Italy), Gian Paolo Cesaretti (Parthenope University of Naples, Italy), Lucian-Ionel Cioca (Lucian Blaga University of Sibiu, Romania), Andrzej Chochól (Krakow University of Economics, Pole), Pietro Columba (University of Palermo, Italy), Sorin Cruceru (DeVry College of New York, USA), Sameer Mohammed Majed Dandan (Northern Border University, Saudi Arabia), Vasile Deac (Bucharest University of Economic Studies, Romania), Cosmin Dobrin (Bucharest University of Economic Studies) , Romania), Enrica Donia (University of Palermo, Italy), Nicolae Drăgulănescu ("Politehnica" University, Bucharest, Romania), Dalina Dumitrescu (ASEBUSS Bucharest, Romania), Numan Muhammet Durakbasa (Vienna University of Technology, Oostenryk) , Carlo Giannetto (University of Messina, Italy), Bogdan Ionescu (Bucharest University of Economic Studies, Romania), Florin Ionescu (Steinbeis University Berlyn, Germany), Maurizio Lanfranchi (Universita Degli Studi di Messina, Italy), Lolita Liberatore (University. Any form of reproduction of any part of this tydskrif, without the written permission of that skrywer or publisher, is prohibited. The environmental aspect and impact determination vir swaar nywerhede: empirical study of steel manufacture and skeepswerf business in Batam Indonesia 108 FOOD SAFETY GOVERNMENT.
SULIYANTO, Weni NOVANDARI, SUWARYO, Impact of market orientation on marketing performance in coconut sugar micro, small and medium enterprises (MSMEs): A role. Violence in healthcare: managing an emerging problem in a sector with multiple occupational risks 153 Miriama PIŇOSOVÁ, Miriam ANDREJIOVÁ,. Occupational exposure to noise and hearing impairment among car service workers 158 Hendy TANNADY, Yana ERLYANA,.
Assessing the Efficiency and Financial Performance of the Medical Spa Sector: An Empirical Study from Slovakia 62 SUPRIADI, Ritha F DALIMUNTHE,.
GENERAL MANAGEMENT
Diagnostics of the Stability States of Enterprises and the Limits of their Tolerance
Alla KASYCH 1 , Marek VOCHОZKA 2 , Yaroslava YAKOVENKO 3
- Introduction
- Brief Literature Review
- Research methodology
- Literature review
This working paper aims to demonstrate that repeating patterns can lead us to anticipate future events and make proactive financial and economic decisions to assess potential risks. In particular, on the basis of the studies of Mandelbrot (Mandelbrot, 1997), adopted and applied by the economist Taleb (Taleb, 2007), it has been possible to hypothesize the occurrence of improbable events, which can have a devastating impact. A fractal is a geometric object that repeats itself in the same structure at different scales and/or times, showing repeating patterns.
Objects with this behavior might look like man-made structures, although they are common in nature, such as: the arrangement of tree branches, the shape of a cauliflower, the surface of clouds, the path of a river, the structure of a galaxy, the shape of lightning. Since Mandelbrot's discovery, fractals have become a powerful new mathematical language, thanks to which it is possible to describe natural phenomena and solve real natural problems that were once sidelined. This modern mathematics uses information technology (Mandelbrot worked at IBM for decades).
Mandelbrot maintains, and research emphasizes, his theory of fractals, which are geometric figures that more effectively represent the complexity of nature (Mandelbrot, 2005). Fractals are geometric figures that can appear irregular because they cannot be traced back to the classical figures of Euclidean geometry. A fractal is a geometric object with an internal homothetic that repeats its shape in the same form at different scales.
In this way, the fractal can be used in the description of real natural events or objects. Moreover, the basic characteristic of the fractal figures is self-similarity: if the details are observed at different scales, it is always possible to notice some similarity to the original fractal. This research is proposed to be a qualitative and quantitative exploratory research because it starts from the recognized fractal theory and extrapolates it in the economic and financial field to prevent any future economic turmoil, by using macroeconomic data, financing programs and linking it to the public finance and financial risk management.
The research started from the obvious existence of fractals in everything that surrounds us and aims to show and confirm that patterns in economic life exist and can help, even become an important tool of financial decision makers. Fractals can enable financial professionals to be aware of or prepare for periods of cyclical recession. The research will use fractals to assess the economic growth of Romania and to present possible solutions to the risk assessment of a potential economic crisis.
Intelligent Tool to prevent Economic Crisis – Fractals
Few of us know the mathematical formulas of Karl Friedrich Gauss and everything behind mathematics, but their general meaning and usefulness are known to many.
A Possible Solution to assess the Management of Financial Risk
Narcisa Roxana MOSTEANU
Methods
Human-centered systems (Manokhina, 2014) constitute a special type of social systems, the artificial formations that are the result of conscious or unconscious design from both the outside and the inside. Society consists of the human-centered metasystems at a lower level, whose metafunctions are necessary and complementary. The first is the development of concepts that allow to examine the meta-substance of innovative transformations of society using the discrete event, network and logical analysis.
The Model of Innovation Development Metasystem
Louise BATUKOVA 1* , Naira BAGDASARYAN 1 , Galina BELYAKOVA 1 , Olga VLADIMIROVA 1 , Sergey BELYAKOV 1
QUALITY MANAGEMENT
Literature Review
Application of Total Management of Quality in the Macedonian Hotel Industry
Elizabeta MITREVA 1* , Julijana SAZDOVA 1 , Hristijan GJORSHEVSKI 2
