Blockchain transactions as a promising mechanism to ensure sustainable development of the construction complex under sanctions (by the example of the Russian economy) by M. R. Safiullin, L. A. Elshin, A. A. Dinmukhametova, A. R. Sharapov

“…The tools of building a system of recursive equations estimating macroeconomic externalities in the process of simulation modelling of blockchain use in the system of ensuring sustainable settlements with foreign counterparties, as well as correlation and regression analysis, which forms the basis for identifying the impact of the Russian construction industry on the prospects for GDP growth were applied.Results. The short-term potential of possible slowdown of Russia’s GDP growth (–0.45 % per year) as part of the localization of import supplies of building materials. …”
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Socioeconomic Challenges on Algeria’s Progress toward SDG2 (Zero Hunger): Public Spending, Agriculture, and Economic Resilience by Seyf Eddine Benbekhti, Mohammed Bouknadil, Hadjer Boulila, Ahmed Zeghoudi

“…Furthermore, non-oil GDP growth has a varying impact on food security, underscoring the need for economic diversification to enhance resilience within the agricultural sector. …”
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Over Accumulation or Investment Gap? by Kersten Kellermann, Carsten-Henning Schlag

“…Abstract The fact that long-term interest rates are below the GDP growth rates in economies like Switzerland, Germany and the USA is often diagnosed as over-accumulation, which can be cured by an increase in debt-financed government consumption. …”
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The Crisis is Gradually Being Overcome by Martin Gornig, Oliver Holtemöller, Stefan Kooths, Torsten Schmidt, Timo Wollmershäuser

“…Abstract The leading economic research institutes have lowered their GDP growth forecast for 2021 from 3.7 % to 2.4 %. Weakening industrial production, which is suffering from supply bottlenecks, is particularly responsible for this. …”
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GDP OF THE G7 AFTER THE FINANCIAL CRISIS by Svitlana Radziyevska

“…According to the United Nations, India ranked first in terms of GDP growth (8.2%), followed by China (5.2%); the US and Brazil ranked third (2.9%) while the eurozone’s GDP growth rate was merely 0.4%. …”
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The ICT–Economic Growth Nexus: Revisiting the Impact of the Internet on GDP by Oliwia Sojka, Jacek Pietrucha

“…The results suggest a statistically significant relationship between Internet usage and GDP growth. …”
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Corporate investment in artificial intelligence: The role of GDP, ICT exports, and patents by Rahman Md. Shanur, Golder Uttam, Ghosh Prosenjeet

“…This study investigates the drivers influencing corporate investment in AI using global data from 2013 to 2022, focusing on the relationship between GDP growth, ICT goods exports, AI patent applications (AIPA), and regulatory quality with corporate AI investments.…”
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PERTUMBUHAN PDRB TANAMAN BAHAN MAKANAN DAN KONTRIBUSINYA TERHADAP PEREKONOMIAN PROVINSI RIAU by Rini Nizar, Anto Ariyanto

“…The results show that the GDP growth and the contribution of the food crops sub-sector is still small relative to the economy of the province of Riau . to maintain the availability of foodstuffs , especially rice governments should make efforts to increase the area of land and increased productivity …”
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THE IMPACT OF THE ADDITIONAL CREDIT ON THE ECONOMIC GROWTH AND PERSONAL INCOME. IS IT ALWAYS POSITIVE? by Sylwester Kozak

“…The paper presents results of the analysis on relationship between credit growth and the GDP growth and growth of personal income (GDP per capita) in 2004-2011. …”
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Understanding why degrowth is absent from mitigation scenarios by Béatrice Cointe, Antonin Pottier

“…We unpack the reasons for IAM’s commitment to GDP growth, and seek to understand the quasi-absence of no-growth and degrowth scenarios. …”
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Digital economy and coal consumption in emerging Asian economies by Minjing Zhu, Lei Zhu

“…The inflation rate inversely affects coal consumption, indicating economic instability, while GDP growth is positively related, fueled by increased economic activity and urbanization. …”
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Comparing the Performance of Logit and Probit Early Warning Systems for Currency Crises in Emerging Market Economies by Fabio Comelli

“…We look at episodes of currency crises that took place in 29 EMs between January 1995 and December 2012. Stronger real GDP growth rates and higher net foreign assets signifi cantly reduce the probability of experiencing a currency crisis, while high levels of credit to the private sector increase it. …”
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The effect of fintech M&As on short-term stock return in the context of macroeconomic environment by Elena Ochirova, Mikhail Miriakov

“…Furthermore, we demonstrated that macroeconomic parameters, including Gross domestic product (GDP) growth, inflation rate, the share of services in GDP, and aggregate export growth, positively affect abnormal returns. …”
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Higher Education as a Means of Achieving Economic Growth and Development – A Comparative Analysis of Selected EU and former Soviet Union Countries by Maja Grdinić

“…The results of the analysis showed that public expenditure for education, as well the size of the tertiary educated workforce and the number of researchers have a positive impact on GDP growth. …”
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Impact of Diversification on Bank Stability: Evidence from Emerging and Developing Countries by Mohammed Adem

“…On the other hand, banks with higher leverage and operating in a country with country-level solid corporate governance are more stable. GDP growth and inflation have a substantial influence on the financial health of banks. …”
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Causes of the European Union's Decreasing Position in the Global Economy in 2000-2017 by Bogumiła Mucha-Leszko

“…The subject of the paper is an analysis of the economic results of the main factors affecting GDP growth in the European Union in 2000-2016. The aim is to evaluate the global position of the EU as well as to identify the main factors affecting growth of the EU’s economic potential and effectiveness. …”
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Determinants of Portuguese Banks’ Profitability – An Update by Maria Clara Pires, Maria Basílio, Carlos Borralho

“…We divide the factors that can influence bank profitability into several groups: management quality, credit quality, capital adequacy, liquidity (internal bank factors), and GDP growth (an external factor). The panel dataset is composed of annual report data for the 18 major banks operating in Portugal, representing about 98% of the Portuguese banking product. …”
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After COVID-19: Rethinking Fiscal Rules in Europe by Forum Introduction

“…Even in an optimistic V-shaped recovery scenario with a GDP growth rate of 6.1% in 2021 due to the temporary nature of lockdown measures taken in 2020, the headline deficit is expected to decrease to about 3.5% of GDP. …”
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COVID-19 and Economic Growth: Does Good Government Performance Pay Off? by Michael König, Adalbert Winkler

“…Abstract The coronavirus pandemic led to substantial revisions of 2020 GDP growth projections. We analyse whether and to what extent the quality of government policies in handling the health aspects of the crisis influence cross-country differences in the economic impact of the pandemic as projected by the OECD, the IMF and the World Bank. …”
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A VAR Analysis for the Growth Regime and Demand Formation Patterns of the Japanese Economy by Hiroshi Nishi

“…In this regime, both domestic and external demands have a positive relationship with GDP growth. In the bubble period, favourable macroeconomic performance was sustained by active consumption and investments realized from the rise in asset prices and improvement in economic outlook. …”
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