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Crowther, David; Hamdan, Hiba - In: Technological Sustainability 3 (2024) 2, pp. 113-122

Purpose This paper aims to challenge the fashion of ubiquitous artificial intelligence (AI) and the effects which it will have upon society. In doing so it argues that the effects of AI will be minimal but important. Design/methodology/approach This argument is based upon the Socratic method and...

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Organizational politics and employee job performance in the tourism and hospitality industry: workplace stress and counterproductive work behavior

Al-Romeedy, Bassam Samir; Khairy, Hazem Ahmed - In: Tourism Review 79 (2024) 8, pp. 1457-1473

Purpose This study aims to explore how job performance (EJP) is affected by employees’ perception of organizational politics (POP). It also investigates the mediating roles of workplace stress (WS) and counterproductive work behavior (CWB). Design/methodology/approach Data was gathered from...

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MANAGEMENT OF ECOLOGICAL RISKS

Șargu, Lilia; LUPU, Constantin - 2018

ecological risks, sustainable management, benefits and risk preventing them. …

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PENSION REFORM IN GEORGIA

Veshapidze, Shota; Karalashvili, Shota - 2018

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IDENTIFIYING THE BANKRUPTCY RISK OF COMPANIES WITH THE ALMAN MODEL

GROSU, Veronica; MACSIM, Ancuta Roxana - 2019

Companies operate to produce goods and services that, in turn, help the entity achieve its primary objective of gaining profits. Certain studies have been conducted to determine whether an economic entity is sound and capable of continuing its business in a normal way. There are a lot of papers...

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CAPITAL ASSET PRICING MODEL METHOD USED IN MEASURING AND ANALYZING COMPANIES LISTED IN PEFINDO25 AT INDONESIA STOCK EXCHANGE PERIOD 2015

HUTABARAT, Francis M; NAOMI, Rut - 2016

that the company tend to face higher risk, as JPFA find itself with positif return 15.47% expected return. And companies …

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ACCRUAL ACCOUNTING BETWEEN DYNAMISM AND PRUDENCE

TULVINSCHI, Mihaela - 2016

Economic environment and the behavior of the economic entity is in continuous transformation. A determined value today may be outdated tomorrow. Consequently, maintaining a balance in the activity of the economic entity requires corrective actions. The purpose of this article is to highlight the...

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BANKASSURANCE AS A TOOL FOR PROTECTING POPULATION DURING CRISIS

STEPANEK, Lukas; URBAN, Roman - 2016

The article discusses the concept of comprehensive and integrated cover of clients’ monetary needs and necessities called the bankassurance. It is divided in parts dealing with contracting, importance, problems and place of bankassurance in relation with the financial safety during crisis, as...

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SOLVENCY RATIO AS A TOOL FOR BANKRUPTCY PREDICTION

BRÎNDESCU–OLARIU, Daniel - 2016

The current study evaluates the potential of the solvency ratio in predicting corporate bankruptcy. The research is focused on Romania and, in particular, on Timis County. The interest for the solvency ratio was based on the recommendations of the scientific literature, as well as on the...

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MĂSURAREA RISCULUI ACTIVITĂŢII AGENTULUI ECONOMIC DIN TURISM

POPESCU, Mihai - 2006

The risk and the uncertainty always accompany the economic activity everywhere; the rising phenomena and those of … recession occur under the sign of uncertainty and of risk. Unlike uncertainty whose cause can be difficult to identify, and thus …, difficult to quantify, the economic risk refers to a specified item which can be estimated by a law of probability, and …

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