Raksti konferenču krājumā un tēzes (ESZF) / Conference Papers and Abstracts: Recent submissions
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The role of digital information sources in the travel planning process
(University of Latvia, 2021)World Economic Forum’s Digital Transformation Initiative emphasizes that digitalisation in tourism is transforming the industry at an exponential rate across the globe. Current tourist behaviour patterns are changing not ... -
Productivity factors and dynamics in Latvia
(University of Latvia, 2021)Productivity is crucial factor for the growth of Latvia's economy and prosperity. Although Latvia has achieved significant growth since joining the European Union, productivity growth has slowed in recent years. Today, ... -
Employer branding peculiarities from a generational perspective: case of Baltic states
(University of Latvia, 2021)Companies have currently acknowledged that it does matter, how current and potential employees see them. Several companies see that they can develop their competitive advantage by creating and sustaining an attractive ... -
Remote work: the necessity of today
(University of Latvia, 2021)Global pandemic COVID-19 has increased the level of digitalization which allows public and private sector organizations in the world to employ people remotely outside office premises and crossing borders of the world. ... -
Macro-social marketing as a government’s opportunity to make a positive influence on societal behaviour
(University of Latvia, 2020)Governments work hard to make their district a better place to live, sometimes when society does not recognize what has been done and it indicates the real issue – information asymmetry. To improve information flow ... -
Fiscal policy as an instrument for reducing income inequality: case of Latvia
(University of Latvia, 2020)With the help of fiscal policy, government may influence both overall demand and the disposable income of the population, as well as solve social equality challenges in the society by allocating income among different ... -
A study of male and female managers between economic sectors of Latvia using EU-SILC survey
(University of Latvia, 2020)Gender pay difference has been a widely recognized issue worldwide and one of the most popular research topics between various researchers, as there is still a relatively low share of women representing roles in senior ... -
The European Business excellence model and its improvement
(University of Latvia, 2020)Nowadays the practice of self-assessment is the strategy recommended by the EFQM Excellence Model for organizations aiming for improvement on organizational performance. Rigorous self-assessment helps large, small and ... -
Efficient finance regulator as supporter for financial stability of inhabitants
(University of Latvia, 2020)Recent developments in banking sector in Latvia especially related with PNB Bank where bank accounts of many retired people were located leads to requirements for proficiency of Finance Regulator which has to be efficiently ... -
Cooperation between China, EU and the Baltic States – economic benefits and risks
(University of Latvia, 2020)The study is aimed at exploring the ways to deepen and expand the cooperation between China, EU and the Baltic states within different partnership formats. The authors argue that the strategic political, economic and ... -
Assessment of the economic development of Latvia and Ukraine
(University of Latvia, 2020)The global financial crisis and the ensuing global recession not only adversely affected global growth and poverty, but also presented constraints and challenges to public policy. Even though the world economy is slowly ... -
Economic consequences of populism
(University of Latvia, 2020)This paper is aimed at assessing the potential negative impacts of radicalization and populism on the national economy with a special focus on fiscal policy and international trade. The authors presume that populist ... -
Business valuation: classical and advanced methods
(University of Latvia, 2020)The topic chosen by the authors implies a qualitative rather than quantitative research approach. The aim of this paper is having assessed the value of a particular company using classical and advanced approaches to ... -
Use and development of contingency theory
(University of Latvia, 2020)There is no universal way to manage an organization. Contingency theory helps to develop organization’s design using subsystems in combination with an environment. The present article analyses development of contingency ... -
Methodological perspective of evaluation of Green public procurement
(University of Latvia, 2020)Every year the European Union (EU) Member States collectively spend around 14% of Gross Domestic Product (GDP) on public procurement. In Latvia, public procurement accounts for 17% of GDP. The review of the new public ... -
New challenge for social inclusion - marine product processing development of mussel farming in the Baltic sea region
(University of Latvia, 2020)Product recycling opportunities that potentially increase the value of the initial product create interest in creating and developing a field. Seafood is demanded product in the world but creating a higher value of the ... -
Use of information sources in outbound travel planning: case of the Netherlands and Belgium
(University of Latvia, 2020)In the Information Age travellers have a wide range of information that can be accessed by a variety of channels. The kind of information search travellers undertake and acquire will have significant consequences for the ... -
Health care system’s and health self-evaluation of Latvia inhabitants in the context of the European quality of life survey (EQLS) of 2011 and 2016
(University of Latvia, 2020)The quality of the inhabitants of the country is a decisive factor influencing production. At the same time one of the factors characterizing the quality of the inhabitants is their health. Researches of scientists in ... -
Tax incentives to encourage corporate investment in Latvia
(University of Latvia, 2020)During 2006‐2017, Latvia has applied a rather generous accelerated depreciation (AD) policy to stimulate firm investment. The AD policy included: (1) the general AD scheme, (2) incentives to acquire new technological ... -
Organizational innovation for SME'S: a model for Latvia
(University of Latvia, 2020)Small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) can be a significant source of innovation in small economies. SMEs face challenges of limited capacity, personnel and resources for long-term investments. Additionally, they ...