Global Perspectives of Business Environment
A special issue of International Journal of Financial Studies (ISSN 2227-7072).
Deadline for manuscript submissions: closed (30 July 2021) | Viewed by 929
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Interests: financial management; behavioral finance; econometric models; credit risk
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Interests: international financial markets; behavioural decision making; risk modelling; risk analysis; financial statistics
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Interests: corporate finance; financial management; economic statistics; qualitative and quantitative research
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Special Issue Information
Dear Colleagues,
The business environment reflects the existing economic objectives and preconditions for the economic activities of business subjects. A quality business environment is the basic prerequisite for the sustainable development of enterprises and the growth of competitiveness, and the quality of the business environment is a measure of the achieved economic results. Monitoring the quality of the business environment points to the fact that the most important areas for determining business purposes and decisions in practice are not only corporate and capital management and financial policy but also macro-economic factors. However, the latest developments have been affected by the coronavirus pandemic, which will change the future perspectives of enterprises worldwide. Knowing how to reduce the accompanying risks can stabilise financial markets and economies.
This Special Issue is particularly interested in papers focusing on (1) the global perspectives and trends of financial markets; (2) corporate finance and the systematic risks of enterprises; and (3) the impact of COVID-19 on the business environment and financial markets.
We invite authors to contribute original research articles in theory, practice, and applications focused on the perspectives of business environments and trends on financial markets with emphasis on the invisible risks of the COVID-19 pandemic. All submissions must contain original unpublished work not being considered for publication elsewhere.
Prof. Dr. Tomas Kliestik
Dr. Katarina Valaskova
Dr. Pavol Durana
Guest Editor
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Keywords
- business environment
- entrepreneurship
- financial markets
- COVID-19
- financial structure
- risk management
- behavioural economics
- economic development
- decision-making
- corporate finance
- earnings management
- transfer pricing
- financial innovations
- Industry 4.0
- corporate social responsibility
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