Analytical Evaluation of Indicators Affecting Credit Risk in Islamic and Conventional Banking; (with Emphasis on Good Governance Index) by somayeh Naserzadeh, Asghar Abolhasani Hastiani, Bita Shaygani, Samira Motaghi

“…We examine the effect of capital adequacy ratio, net ratio of loans to total assets, logarithm of total assets, good governance index and GDP growth (in terms of economic growth) as variables affecting credit risk in Islamic and conventional banking (50 selected banks) using the minimum method of Panel Generalized Squares (FGLS) and in the period of 2012-2017 in 8 countries of the world. …”
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The Impact of Economic Growth and Foreign Investment on the Advancement of E-commerce by Du Wenyang, Yihong Zhang, Bolot Dzhamankulov

“…Using correlation and regression analyses, the research reveals a strong positive relationship between foreign investment and GDP growth, with a 1% change in foreign investment corresponding to a 0.86% change in GDP. …”
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ECONOMICS OF EDUCATION: THE EXAMPLE OF THE BALKAN COUNTRIES by Ognjen Erić, Slaviša Kovačević, Jelena Bjelić, Dejan Molnar

“…Therefore, today’s economic stability is largely threatened due to the slowdown in GDP growth. Economic growth is influenced by various economic factors, with education being one of the most important, which undeniably boosts productivity, competitiveness, and growth. …”
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Exploring the impact of globalization and economic-energy dynamics on environmental sustainability in the EU by Aura Girlovan, Cristiana Tudor, Gabriel Robert Saiu, Daniel Dumitru Guse

“…The findings reveal that while GDP growth correlates positively with increased GHG emissions, it negatively impacts energy intensity, suggesting that economic expansion may drive emissions upward while concurrently promoting greater energy efficiency. …”
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FINANCIAL STABILITY OF THE INSURANCE COMPANY AND KEY CONDITIONS FOR ITS PROVIDING by Olha Boronina

“…In order to build an integral indicator for as­sessing the financial reliability of an insurance organization, it is recom­mended to use the Harring­ton method and take into account the factors that characterize the ac­tivity of an insurance organi­zation: internal: (level of payments; provision of insurance reserves; reinsurer participation; sol­vency ratio; current liquidity ratio; reinsurance ratio) and external fac­tors that take into account the general economic situation in the country and the efficiency of the functioning of the state’s economy (inflation rate; GDP growth rates).…”
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Impact of the war in Ukraine on the real estate market in Romania: Analysis in geopolitical context by Cristina Gabriela Cosmulese, Artur Zhavoronok

“…In addition, mortgage interest rates show a significant negative impact, suggesting that lower affordability of financing limits purchases of real estate. Moreover, GDP growth per capita is positively correlated with price dynamics in the real estate market, confirming that a prosperous economy stimulates investments in real estate. …”
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The Impact of Digitalization on Public Administration, Economic Development, and Well-Being in the EU Countries by Armenia Androniceanu, Irina Georgescu, Oana Matilda Sabie

“…Finally, the third dimension is dominated by the GDP growth rate. 77.67% of the total variance is explained by the first three principal components. …”
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Empirical investigation of the relationship between public external debt sustainability, foreign reserves and fixed exchange rate by Fatima-Ezzahra Rafie, Mostafa Lekhal

“…Using unit root tests, Johansen cointegration tests, and a Vector Error Correction Model (VECM), the study investigates the interplay among external debt, reserves, exchange rate, GDP growth, exports, and government expenditures. Findings reveal that while public external debt in these countries experiences short-term fluctuations, it tends to stabilize in the long-term through fiscal and monetary policies. …”
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Performance Evaluation of Reducing Consumption of Energy in the Yangtze River Delta under the Background of Low-Carbon Economy by Chenguang Sun, Bo Miao

“…However, at present, the Yangtze River Delta region has a serious heavy industrial structure and many “two high and one capital” industries, which play a huge role in driving GDP growth. This situation will inevitably aggravate the contradiction between the three systems of energy, environment, and economy. …”
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The analysis of structural changes in the Lithuanian economic sectors under conditions of uncertainty by Artūras Vitas

“…When the COVID-19 pandemic began, Lithuania recorded zero GDP growth. The analysis of the period 1995-2022 reveals that the Lithuanian economy was constantly affected by short-term external turbulence but remained resistant to serious shocks. …”

The Regulatory Determinants of Economic Growth under Pandemic Challenges: Regional Cluster Issues and Patterns by Yurii Umantsiv, Pavlo Dziuba, Yuliya Yasko, Maryna Shtan, Halyna Umantsiv

“…An econometric cluster model using the k-means method is developed. 172 economies were distributed between clusters based on three parameters: 1) rates of GDP growth for individual economies in 2020, as provided by the World Bank; 2) the World Bank Doing Business rating for 2020; and 3) the COVID-19 pandemic factor that is represented by the total accumulated number of cases officially fixed per 100,000 of population, as provided by the World Health Organization. …”
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The Nature of Global Income Inequality and Its Determinants by Debesh Bhowmik

“…The article also examined the cointegration and vector error correction analysis among global income inequality, global unemployment rate, global GDP growth rate and global inflation rate, respectively during 1991‒2023, using data from the World Bank Database and World Inequality Database by applying Johansen cointegration test (1988). …”
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Emyooga Programme and Job Creation in Kabale District Uganda. by Niwasasira, Saviour

“…The study revealed that through the Emyooga programme, more jobs are being created, hence contributing to GDP growth in Kabale and Uganda at large. It further revealed that well-formulated governance structures facilitated the delivery of the programme objectives. …”
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EU fiscal governance and budget consolidation in Visegrád countries by Zh. N. Komissarova, E. A. Sergeev

“…At the same time the budget consolidations in Visegrád countries could be called efficient as GDP growth rates restored, as did investors’ confidence and exports.…”
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Examining associations between oral cancer mortality and economic development of 13 European countries: an ecological and correlational study by Klára Boruzs, Eszter Barbara Bán, Viktor Dombrádi, Gábor Bányai, Gergő József Szőllősi, Klára Bíró

“…Results We found that in 10 of the 13 surveyed countries, the age-standardized death rate of oral cancer initially increased with GDP growth and then showed a downward trend above a certain level of economic development. …”
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Land Subsidence in the Yangtze River Delta, China Explored Using InSAR Technique From 2019 to 2021 by Hongbo Jiang, Guangcai Feng, Yuexin Wang, Zhiqiang Xiong, Hesheng Chen, Ning Li, Zeng Lin

“…Further analysis reveals that the increase in GDP growth rate may contribute to LS. Approximately, 38% of the reclaimed area in the YRD is at risk of LS. …”
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The influence features of individual factors on EU countries’ energy markets by Vladyslav Honcharenko, Svitlana Kasyan, Anatolii Filin

“…The conducted correlation analysis confirmed the significant impact of the oil market on the GDP growth rate in the EU. The high energy dependence of the EU countries indicates the increased dependence on external factors but no direct correlation between energy dependence and economic development was found. …”
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Evaluating the effectiveness of public finance used for social protection of internally displaced persons by Yuriy Bilan, Halyna Yurchyk, Natalia Samoliuk, Halyna Mishchuk

“…At macrolevel of research, the integral indicator was developed based on indicators of input (financing of social protection programs), output (involvement of IDPs in social programs), activity (funding per recipient and multiplicative effect in GDP growth), mechanism (administrative costs for achieving results), and control (effectiveness of IDPs’ social protection compared to other demographic groups). …”
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Magnitude of urban malaria and its associated risk factors in Damboya town, Kambata zone, Central Ethiopia by Biruk Mulachew, Temesgen Bezuayehu, Solomon Asnake

“…Malaria is thought to directly cost Africa $12 billion annually and reduce GDP growth by 3 %. In addition, it is thought to cause cognitive disorders and school absences, which are barriers to the development of human capital (Monroe et al., 2022). 95 % confidence interval (CI) and p-value of <0.05. …”
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INTERNATIONAL AND NATIONAL LEGAL MECHANISMS OF JUDICIAL LIABILITY IN THE CONDITIONS OF ECONOMIC GLOBALISATION OF MODERN SOCIETY by Konul Akhundova

“…The establishment of functional indicators of the judiciary has been undertaken, which are convergent in combination with economic indicators of the population's well-being, conditions for opening one's own business, ensuring financial and banking stability, GDP growth, the level of development of relevant sectors of industry and the economic sphere as a whole, etc. …”
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