• Long-term socio-economic impact of COVID-19 on sport sector 

  Rusmane, Sabine; Kudinska, Marina (University of Latvia, 2021)

  The nature of the Covid-19 pandemic’s induced economic crisis is unprecedented: beyond the repeated health and economic shocks, the long-term effects on human capital, productivity and behaviour may also be long-lasting. ...

• Public debt sustainability and the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic: the case of Latvia 

  Vitols, Edgars; Jekabsone, Sandra (University of Latvia, 2021)

  The Covid-19 pandemic has had a significant impact on economic growth. Many countries are trying to stimulate their economies and help their citizens through fiscal policy, which have led to a significant increase in ...

• Particularities of consumer`s behavior in the context of COVID 19 pandemic 

  Veselova, Andzela (University of Latvia, 2021)

  Marketing activities often influence the given circumstances in the given settings in order to emphasize or gradually create the predictable consumers’ behaviour. It works very well, if the context of available opportunities, ...

• Socio-economic implications of the Coronavirus pandemic in Latvia 

  Steinbuka, Inna; Baranovs, Olegs; Malnacs, Normunds; Austers, Aldis (University of Latvia, 2021)

  The spread of COVID-19 requires immediate policy response and future-oriented actions to reduce devastating economic and social impact of crisis and preserve sustainable growth. The aim of this paper is to assess the ...

• Some aspects for modern solutions for strengthening social resilience as guarantee for the future well-being of an open and inclusive society 

  Sloka, Biruta; Tora, Ginta; Dzelme, Juris; Buligina, Ilze (University of Latvia, 2021)

  Social inclusion and reduction of inequalities is becoming an increasingly topical problem in a range of OECD countries, due to the demographic structure of inhabitants and inequality of income, in many cases depending ...

• Shortages, skills and older workers in information technology labour market of Latvia 

  Savrina, Baiba; Martisune, Signe (University of Latvia, 2021)

  This article examines the labour market situation in the sector of information technology in Latvia, paying attention to the insufficiency of labour force due to the skills gap and employability of older workers. The ...

• Possibilities of using chatbots in digital marketing strategy of Latvian companies 

  Salkovska, Jelena; Batraga, Anda; Kaibe, Liene (University of Latvia, 2021)

  : Companies are willing to retain the gained consumers' attention, and the ways to achieve it include, for example, improving consumers' experience and increasing their engagement. In a competitive environment, the companies ...

• Factors influencing premiums and discounts for control in assessing the value of a business 

  Saksonova, Svetlana; Abramishvili, Neli; Katalkina, Oksana (University of Latvia, 2021)

  The issues of establishing the amounts of premiums and discounts for control in determining the value of a shareholding and the factors influencing this are among the fundamental problems of business valuation. This is ...

• The subjective and objective evaluation of accomodation in Latvia in the aftercrisis period 

  Litins, Andris; Kristapsone, Silvija (University of Latvia, 2021)

  The most important wishes of people concentrate on the tendency to reach vitally significant factors (well-being, security, sustainability) that are realized through various channels – education, employment, family, ...

• Regional differences between job seekers: case of Latvia 

  Lase, Kate; Sloka, Biruta (University of Latvia, 2021)

  Differences in labour market have always been on great importance in Latvia, however special concern is about regions of Latvia where finding a new job sometimes could be very challenging process, because these regions ...

• Demographic inequalities as determinants and consequences of the COVID-19 pandemic in Latvia 

  Krumins, Juris; Dahs, Aleksandrs (University of Latvia, 2021)

  Since early March 2020 Latvia is fighting the COVID-19 pandemic. Lessons learned from this crisis will be instrumental in shaping future public health policy. Any policy response to the pandemic must be tailored to the ...

• Productivity analysis of Latvian companies using ORBIS database 

  Krasnopjorovs, Olegs; Kovalovs, Konstantins (University of Latvia, 2021)

  This research study uses ORBIS microdata at the company level to analyse productivity of 167 thousand economically active Latvian companies over 2011-2018. The aim of the study is twofold - to find factors consistently ...

• Latvian pharmaceutical market: a review of marketing components and development trends 

  Kite, Matiss; Batraga, Anda; Salkovska, Jelena (University of Latvia, 2021)

  In-depth market assessment is crucial prior making investments into product development and decisions on marketing strategy, especially in markets with small volume and low value like Latvian pharmaceutical market. Transparent ...

• Comparative analysis of the European Union crowdfunding service providers regulation and regulatory barriers for crowdfunding in the Baltic States 

  Katalkina, Oksana; Saksonova, Svetlana (University of Latvia, 2021)

  The issue of conflicting national frameworks on crowdfunding and dispersed structures of investors and products has drawn significant attention in the European Union. Some Member States introduced national rules to regulate ...

• Effects of states governments restrictions related on Coronavirus disease (COVID-19) on states economy - comparison of Baltic States, Sweden, and Belarus 

  Kalnina, Inese (University of Latvia, 2021)

  In order to limit the spread of COVID-19, states have gradually implemented restrictions mandating school and kindergarten closures, postponing academic semesters and prohibiting visits to nursing homes to protect the ...

• The phenomenon of family business and taxation 

  Joppe, Aina; Sproge, Ilze; Rupeika-Apoga, Ramona (University of Latvia, 2021)

  Our research aims to explore and understand specifics of taxation for family business. We have to appreciate the potential of small-scale entrepreneurship, social business, family sustenance farming, mutual support within ...

• Impact of the Coronavirus pandemic on the economic development of Ukraine and Latvia 

  Jekabsone, Sandra; Skribane, Irina; Broyaka, Antonina (University of Latvia, 2021)

  The COVID-19 pandemic that has swept the world has created a number of diverse threats to the development of the countries’ economies, including Ukraine and Latvia. An adequate assessment of these threats is very difficult ...

• Grocery retail market concentration convergence in Eastern European and Baltic EU member states in 2010-2019 

  Danusevics, Martins (University of Latvia, 2021)

  The paper analyses market concentration development in the Chech Republic, Estonia, Hungary, Latvia, Lithuania, Poland, Slovakia and Slovenia. It is determined that these countries have a converging market concentration ...

• Effect of intra-organisational competition on organisational performance indicators 

  Chauhan, Harsh; Kalkis, Henrijs (University of Latvia, 2021)

  The objective of the research is to investigate intra-organisational competition (IOC) emerging from the interactions of internal social comparison (ISC) and intra-organisational evolution (IOE) effecting organisational ...

• Assessment of Latvian pension system in the context of European Pillar of Social Rights 

  Bule, Larisa; Rupeika-Apoga, Ramona; Romanova, Inna; Leitane, Liga (University of Latvia, 2021)

  Latvian pension system is considered to be one of the most sustainable, but it should be mentioned that financial sustainability may be achieved in different ways and sometimes the aspects of sustainability are estimated ...

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