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Economies, Volume 13, Issue 6

June 2025 - 35 articles

Cover Story: This article examines how economic conditions and national public funding influence university graduation rates in Lithuania. The study reveals that higher GDP per capita may reduce graduation rates due to rising labor market incentives, while long-term investments in research and infrastructure have a consistent positive impact. Using time-lagged regression models and a panel dataset of ten public universities (2013–2022), the study shows that funding effects are not immediate; only strategically allocated resources produce measurable results over time. The visual reflects this dynamic by linking national policy, economic signals, and institutional inputs to student success. The findings support performance-based public investment strategies in higher education. View this paper
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Articles (35)

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  • Open Access
1,531 Views
26 Pages

Steadying the Ship: Can Export Proceeds Repatriation Policy Stabilize Indonesian Exchange Rates Amid Short-Term Capital Flow Fluctuations?

  • Sondang Marsinta Uli Panggabean,
  • Mahjus Ekananda,
  • Beta Yulianita Gitaharie and
  • Leslie Djuranovik

This paper investigates the impact of repatriated export proceeds on exchange rate volatility in Indonesia. By applying a time-varying parameter vector autoregression (TVP-VAR) model with stochastic volatility, we assess whether the impact of repatri...

  • Article
  • Open Access
999 Views
22 Pages

Linking R&D and Productivity in South Africa: The Moderating Role of Human Skills

  • Brian Tavonga Mazorodze,
  • Darlington Chizema and
  • Phetole Emanuel Ramatsoma

This study examines the impact of research and development (R&D) on productivity outcomes across South African industries. Drawing on an industry-level panel dataset covering 66 industries (6 mining, 37 manufacturing, and 23 services) stretching...

  • Article
  • Open Access
1,152 Views
21 Pages

This study develops a multidimensional classification of Latin American and Caribbean countries based on a multidimensional set of economic, social, technological, and environmental indicators. This study develops a multidimensional assessment of the...

  • Article
  • Open Access
3 Citations
1,021 Views
21 Pages

The effects of initial institutions and change in institutions on the growth of ex-socialist countries is unsettled in the literature. This is due to difficulties in modeling the effects of institutions and their change. The objective of this paper i...

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  • Open Access
563 Views
16 Pages

We studied decades-long (1980 to 2024) historic distributions of accumulated S&P500 returns, from daily returns to those over several weeks. The time series of the returns emphasize major upheavals in the markets—Black Monday, Tech Bubble,...

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  • Open Access
2,722 Views
23 Pages

The Export-Led Growth Hypothesis (ELGH) posits that expanding exports drive long-run economic growth. While this has held true for several Asian economies, its effectiveness across African regional blocs remains underexplored. This study investigates...

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  • Open Access
2,853 Views
18 Pages

The Impact of Trade with Border Effect on GDP per Capita: Global Evidence

  • Hansen Tandra,
  • I Gusti Ayu Putu Mahendri,
  • Sujianto Sujianto,
  • Bahtiar Rifai,
  • Zamroni Salim,
  • Helena da Silva and
  • Yulia Pujiharti

Many countries worldwide share borders that offer several benefits, such as easier access, faster knowledge transfer, and more efficient trade diplomacy. However, reliance on land-border trade alone has not been consistently shown to increase GDP per...

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  • Open Access
813 Views
26 Pages

The COVID-19 pandemic intensified existing structural challenges in Africa, including poverty, weak healthcare systems, and fragile agricultural supply chains. Consequently, examining its effects remains a critical area of study. This research invest...

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  • Open Access
672 Views
23 Pages

This study seeks to identify the factors driving household food insecurity in Cameroon during the COVID-19 pandemic, examine the effects of coping strategies on household resilience, and explore complementarities among these strategies. We used data...

  • Article
  • Open Access
1 Citations
3,815 Views
33 Pages

Enhancing digital connectivity, advancing cross-border e-commerce (CE), and optimizing logistics performance (LP) are fundamental pillars for boosting trade flows between trading partners. However, the multifaceted impacts of digitalization, CE, and...

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