A5047973738- Global Financial Crisis and Policies
- Monetary Policy and Economic Impact
- Regional Development and Management Studies
- Energy, Environment, Economic Growth
- Global Trade and Competitiveness
- Global trade and economics
- Climate Change Policy and Economics
- Sustainable Development and Environmental Policy
- Economic Growth and Productivity
- Market Dynamics and Volatility
- Economic Theory and Policy
- Regional Development and Policy
- Electric and Hybrid Vehicle Technologies
- Fiscal Policy and Economic Growth
- Energy, Environment, and Transportation Policies
- Fiscal Policies and Political Economy
- Electric Vehicles and Infrastructure
- Seismic Performance and Analysis
- Economic Theory and Institutions
- Economic Analysis and Policy
- Environmental Impact and Sustainability
- Economic theories and models
- Structural mechanics and materials
- Structural Health Monitoring Techniques
- Socio-economic Development and Sustainability
Juraj Dobrila University of Pula
2013-2024
Saints Cyril and Methodius University of Skopje
2016-2022
Marymount University
2021
Technical University of Munich
2006
Research background: Numerous modern indicators are attempting to integrate better economic, political, social, and environmental ambitions uncover potential synergy, trade-offs, future views that center around the notion of a so-called green economy. As long as various not bounded in one comprehensive measurement, utilizing knowledge relevant information statistics crucial for monitoring progress will give us answers on towards growth either. Without an adequate measurement framework robust...
Green GDP and the growth index have emerged as important indicators for evaluating alignment of economic progress with environmental sustainability. While integrates degradation resource depletion into traditional calculations, reflects a multidimensional approach, incorporating economic, social, sustainability criteria. This study provides comparative analysis these two metrics, focusing on their temporal dynamics across European countries. Employing cyclical extraction cross-correlation...
While the gross national/domestic product (GNP/GDP) index is a highly reliable indicator that reflects economic performance of country, it still largely ignores depreciation assets, non-market economy and especially damages to environment caused by growth.Environmental sustainability growth has come be recognized as one most important pillars sustainable development.In order tackle many challenges so-called green development we try build new/alternative Green GDP should give us clearer...
In the push for more sustainable and greener progress, faster economic growth is no longer a priority. Is this true? There broad agreement that global society should strive higher standard of human wellbeing equitably shared sustainable. Motivations such plight are numerous; from (GDP measure dangerously inadequate quality life since it counts what we produce consume, but ignores social costs, environmental outcomes income inequality), ecological (public getting increasingly concerned with...
The concept of money neutrality is an important pillar the mainstream economic literature. It implies that autonomous changes in supply have no influence on real macroeconomic variables long run. goal this paper to test validity (long-run) proposition CEE (EU member) states. empirical research based panel cointegration analysis which utilises annual data output and broad (M2) as well narrow (M1) monetary aggregates over 1995–2013 period for 11 ex-socialist EU countries. results suggest could...
Abstract As one of the most important indicator for monitoring production in industry as well directing investment decisions, industrial plays role within growth perspectives. Not only does composition and/or fluctuation goods produced indicate course economic activity but it also reflects changes cyclical development economy thereby providing opportunity to macro-manage with early signs (short-term) turning-points and (long-term) trend variations. In this paper, we compare univariate...
Abstract Economic Sentiment Indicator (ESI) became the most popular composite indicator within EU with purpose of monitoring and/or forecasting business cycles in one country or for a region as whole. Since it is calculated regularly, on monthly base, and based five distinct confidence indicators, main concern whether ESI can be explained explain current, past future values relevant macroeconomic variables. This implies its relevance predicting both short- long-term economic outcomes of,...
In the age of globalization, both domestic and foreign factors play an important role in determining country’s position on world market, labelling that country as open economy. Today, with few if any exceptions, all countries are open. Croatia is a small economy characterized strong import dependency external imbalances, thus serious fluctuation global market can endanger its economic stability. Terms trade ratio export to prices indicator which improvement contribute stability long-term...
The impact of currency depreciation on the trade balance is still an empirically unanswered question within international and financial economics. This paper pointed towards partial clarification that as author analyses perspectives in Croatia through concept S-curve. S-curve extension J-curve, for exchange rate wears out after a while there no further improvement when all impacts are realised, meaning at top curve slope zero or negative. By focusing relationship between terms (exchange...
Amidst profound environmental changes and ecological uncertainty, concerns arise that the sole pursuit of economic growth alongside unsustainable patterns production, rapid urbanization, consumer-driven behaviour, associated lifestyle requirements may upset delicate capacity, stability, socio-economic security. Embracing green has emerged as a strategic approach aimed at increasing use renewable energy sources, lowering carbon emissions, investing in R&D for technologies sustainable...
Abstract While the construct of market is one basic concepts in Economics, term competition became elemental paradigm apprehending organisation markets. For economic assessment, it crucial to understand how markets are organized, they function, and firms operating within them behave. Economists remain interested different structures concentration sellers affect prices quantities. Long before advent neoclassical economics its equilibrium a perfectly competitive economy, Adam Smith advocated...
The paper sets out to provide a consise systematic exposition of rising euroscepticism in Croatia, giving particular attention sources and conflicts that generate as well consequences can or will occur. Sources inside the academic youth are analyzed through survey student population. Results shows students’ population eurosceptical beause economic cost they expect Croatia have with entrance EU (fear poverty exploitation national resources, losing sovereignity bigger emigration pressures). On...
The introduction of the euro for Croatian citizens meant abandonment deutsche mark, a reliable currency, which had been used long time comparison purposes and savings.Today, Croatia is small, opened, indebted highly euroised country, in frequently mentioned seen as solution that could improve country's economic position.The question common monetary policy closely related to issue business cycle coherence between members such an area.By analyzing two measures coherence, namely synchronicity...
For many decades, world trade has grown on average nearly twice as fast total output. International flows have exploded since the 1980s, however high and middle-income countries continue to make up main players in international trade. Favorable movements global export prices lead similar terms of developed developing countries, but it still did not stop latent deterioration undeveloped countries. Though we can detect general convergence dynamics lower volatility trade, this does explain us...