Industrial Policy in Post-Apartheid South Africa: An Outlook on Technology and Industrial Policy in the cases of Brazil and South Korea by Botlhale Modisaotsile

“…South Africa’s historical context indicates that the country experienced its highest GDP growth rates during the apartheid economy. Since the demise of apartheid, the post-apartheid economy has experienced poverty and economic inequality that the South African government cannot eradicate. …”
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Prospects of "Slate Revolution" and Problem of Power Industry of China by M. Scryabina

“…The core question is whether China can successfully adapt the extraction technology to its geologic conditions, and most importantly whether “fracking” of shale gas will help to alleviate the environmental degradation caused by rapid GDP growth, and help to increase energy security of Chinese economy.…”
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The stability of Vietnamese commercial banks - Does liquidity creation matter? by Linh Thi My Nguyen, Oanh Thi Kim Tran

“…Moreover, other bank-specific factors, including the Capital Adequacy Ratio (CAR), Non-Performing Loan (NPL), Cost to Income Ratio (CIR), Net Interest income (NIM) ratio, Liquidity Ratio (LIR), Loan To Deposit ratio (LTD), and marco ecomomic factors including GDP growth and inflation are determinants of bank stability. …”
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Transformation of Economic Growth Momentum and Policy Choice: A Case Study of Guangdong Province in China by Feng Luo, Feng Chen, Dandan Yang, Simin Yang

“…The results show that capital investment contributes the most to economic growth, the contributions of total factor productivity, and labor input rank second and third, respectively; the change of the contribution of each momentum source to GDP growth mainly comes from the impact of the secondary industry. …”
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Strengthening economic resilience through ICT during the COVID-19 pandemic: evidence from 100 countries by Muhammad Bilal, Sohaib Aqib, Ahmad Raza

“…Utilizing Generalized Method of Moments (GMM) estimation to address endogeneity, our analysis reveals that a percentage increase in COVID-19 cases and deaths led to declines in GDP growth by 0.67 and 0.87 percentage points, respectively. …”
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Trade Openness and Economic Growth in Uganda (1986-2022). by Kobusingye, Judith

“…Finally, this study recommends that further research can investigate the effect of Taxation on GDP growth for the Case of Uganda over various time periods.…”
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La centralité du foncier dans le régime d’accumulation du capital en Chine by Natacha Aveline-Dubach

“…Three main characteristics of Johnson’s DS framework (1982) are mobilized to highlight the role of property value enhancement in the regime of capital accumulation in China, i.e. the primary focus on GDP growth, state control over capital allocation to the economy, and manifestations of economic nationalism. …”
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Socio-economic transformations in the Baltic countries by Natalia V. Govorova

“…The economic and political spaces of the Baltic states, against the background of high inflation and close to stagnation GDP growth rates, nevertheless demonstrated different results in terms of certain socio-economic parameters, which is largely due to the difference in the provision of their own energy resources and measures taken at the national level to mitigate the crisis phenomena. …”
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DEVELOPMENT OF IT OUTSOURCING IN UKRAINE: A PROSPECT OF THE BRAIN DRAIN REDUCTION by Nataliia Marynenko, Halyna Tsikh, Iryna Kramar

“…Recommendations for the brain drain reduction due to the IT industry progress are offered and its impact on the potential GDP growth and economic development of Ukraine as a whole is provided. …”
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DEVELOPMENT OF IT OUTSOURCING IN UKRAINE: A PROSPECT OF THE BRAIN DRAIN REDUCTION by Nataliia Marynenko, Halyna Tsikh, Iryna Kramar

“…Recommendations for the brain drain reduction due to the IT industry progress are offered and its impact on the potential GDP growth and economic development of Ukraine as a whole is provided. …”
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Profitability Drivers in European Banks: Analyzing Internal and External Factors in the Post-2009 Financial Landscape by Suzana Laporšek, Barbara Švagan, Mojca Stubelj, Igor Stubelj

“…Macroeconomic conditions, in particular, GDP growth and inflation, also have a significant impact on profitability. …”
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Socio-economic development of agglomeration territories as an object of strategic management by G. A. Borovkova, D. V. Rodnyansky

“…According to forecasts, almost 80% of GDP growth until 2020 will be provided by agglomerations. …”
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Renewable Energy in China by V. I. Salygin, I. A. Guliyev, M. I. Ryabova

“…China is the most densely populated country in the world with high rate of economic growth resulting in higher demand for energy resources and in strive to guarantee stable supply of these resources. Chinese annual GDP growth in 2012 and 2013 was down to 7.7% comparing to 10% in 2000-2011 [7]. …”
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Evolution of power as an indicator of structural transformations: political and managerial aspect by V. V. Tyan

“…The efficiency of power (fighting corruption, ensuring of Gross Domestic Product (GDP) growth, solving social problems, etc.) is due to its ability to respond adequately to challenges and find consensus in decision-making in political turbulence.…”
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Islamic Finance and Environmental Sustainability: Empirical Insight from OIC Countries by Mohammad Iqbal Irfany, Annisa Dwi Utami, Deni Lubis, Fiona Ramadhini, Lalacitra Fitri Suwari, Nisrina Rafelia Maula, Fitriyatustany Fitriyatustany, Daffa Aqomal Haq

“…However, Islamic banking financing has little influence on emissions reduction, most likely due to carbon-intensive initiatives. Furthermore, GDP growth increases emissions, although FDI, urbanization, and forest areas help to lower them. …”
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LENDING RATE AND COMMERCIAL BANK LENDING IN NIGERIA by Lateef Adewale Yunusa, Mayowa Ebenezer Ariyibi, Kehinde Isiaq Olaiya, Tolulope Oyakhilome Williams

“…The analysis included the macroeconomic variable growth of bank lending, which is a proxy for bank lending, and the independent variables: lending rate, deposit growth, foreign exchange rate, liquidity rate, money supply, and GDP growth. The findings revealed there is a long-run relationship among the variables of the study. …”
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Credit Risk Assessment of Small and Medium-Sized Enterprises under the Financial Model of Online Supply Chain by Shengli Chen, Dong Wang, Zheng Wan

“…For example, home appliance SMEs need to pay greater attention to their inventory turnover and construction industry SMEs should pay greater attention to their sales growth rate, return on common stockholders’ equity, and GDP growth rate. Based on these results, some suggestions for commercial banks, supply chain core enterprises, and SMEs are given to improve supply chain financing. …”
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Prediction model for economy-driven provincial natural gas load in China by Xueping DU, Zhikai LANG, Menglin LIU, Jiangtao WU

“…Under the scenario of a compound GDP growth rate of 5%, the total demand for natural gas in the ten provinces (municipalities directly under the Central Government) will reach 3 155×108 m3 in 2030, which is 2.5 times that of 2021. …”
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LENDING RATE AND COMMERCIAL BANK LENDING IN NIGERIA by Lateef Adewale Yunusa, Mayowa Ebenezer Ariyibi, Kehinde Isiaq Olaiya, Tolulope Oyakhilome Williams

“…The analysis included the macroeconomic variable growth of bank lending, which is a proxy for bank lending, and the independent variables: lending rate, deposit growth, foreign exchange rate, liquidity rate, money supply, and GDP growth. The findings revealed there is a long-run relationship among the variables of the study. …”
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Balancing Progress and Preservation: The Complex Interplay of Economic Growth and Forest Conservation in Nepal’s Carbon Dioxide Emissions by Omkar Poudel, Pradeep Acharya, Sarad Chandra Kafle, Basanta Prasad Adhikari

“…These findings accentuate the divergent effects of economic progress and deforestation on carbon emissions in Nepal, with GDP growth contributing to a greater increase in emissions. …”
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