Acta Universitatis Danubius. Œconomica
Recognized by CNCSIS B+ Category
Frequency: 6 issues per year (28 February, 30 April, 30 June, 30 August, 30 October, 15 December)
Print ISSN: 2065-0175
Online ISSN: 2067 – 340X
The Faculty of Economic Sciences of the “Danubius” University from Galaţi, Romania, has started publishing a scientific review: Acta Universitatis Danubius. Œconomica, since 2005, in English and French language, that is distributed both nationally and internationally and its main domain of study is economics. The theme of the review is very diverse. The scientific published articles encompass economic areas, from general economic theory, business administration, commerce, economic analysis, international economic relations to economic mathematics and informatics and history of economics. The review presents theoretical studies from all fields of economic activity, combining theoretical approaches with the presentation of practical cases, providing well documented answers to a wide range of issues encountered in the economic environment. The review represents the theoretical and empirical studies in economic areas and it is written by authors that are mainly from the academic world, but also researchers, master’s students, managers, entrepreneurs, business people, etc.
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Dear Collaborator, Starting with the 1st of July 2019, it will be applied a fee for publishing your article into our journal. The fee for publishing in our journal is 70 USD / 63 EURO / 300 LEI. The PhD students will have a discount of 50%, the fee for them being of 35 USD/150 LEI. The details regarding the payment will be sent when the article is accepted for publishing. All the articles submitted by 1st of June 2019 shall be published in the order of the issues without paying any fee. We appreciate your contribution to the quality of the work that we publish. Posted: 2019-06-04 |
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Vol 15, No 6 (2019)
Table of Contents
Business Administration and Business Economics
| Corporate Social Responsability and Profitability in Nigeria Financial Services Industry | |
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Olufemi Adewale Ogunkoya, Banjo Ally Hassan |
| Exploring the Motives for Operating in Ghana’s Informal Slum Sector | |
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Luther-King Junior Zogli, Emmanuel Lawa, Bongani Dlamini, Martin Kabange |
| A Psychographic Analysis of Foreign Investor's Perceptions of the Non-Financial Factors Influencing Foreign Direct Investment to Zimbabwe | |
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Tafadzwa Matiza, Sandra Perks |
| Electrical Energy Insecurity and the Performance of the Small and Medium Enterprise Sub-Sector in Nigeria | |
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Justine Tochukwu Nwanakwere, Justin Uzoeto |
| The dynamics of education and stokvels in South Africa | |
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Lindiwe Ngcobo |
| Effect of Corporate Governance on Firm Performance in Nigeria | |
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Odunayo Femi Ogunsanwo |
| The Factors Contributing to the Low Numbers of Women Entrepreneurs in Kigali | |
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Chux Gervase Iwu, Simon Nsengimana, Tengeh K Robertson |
| Analysis of the Impact of Changes to International Financial Reporting Standards, on the National Accounts Dashboard | |
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Valentin Burca, Robert Almasi |
Economic Development, Technological Change, and Growth
| Barometers of Regional Development Trends in the case of South-East region of Romania | |
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Gabriela Marchis |
| Does FDI cause Economic Growth? | |
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Alexander Maune, Ephraim Matanda |
| Domestic Debt and Private Sector Credit in Nigeria: An Empirical Investigation | |
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Cordelia Onyinyechi Omodero |
| The Implication of Capital Market Development on Manufacturing Sector in Nigeria Within the Framework of ARDL – Bound Testing Approach | |
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Adekunle Oludayo Elijah |
| Households characteristics that determine perceptions on girl education in Malawi | |
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Hannah Mayamiko Dunga, Steven Henry Dunga |
| Understanding Muslim woman travel behaviour: A theoretical perspective | |
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Rafa Haddad |
| Modelling Exchange Rate Pass-through and Oil Price Asymmetries | |
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Johnson Ojo Adelakun |
Macroeconomics and Monetary Economics
| Appraisal of Budgeting and Economic Growth in Nigeria | |
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Adebayo Helen Oluwatoyin, Miriam Nyikyaa, Amos Michael Olushola |
| Investigating Oil Prices and Exchange Rates Nexus in Nigeria: ARDL Approach | |
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Mathew Ekundayo Rotimi |
| Foreign Direct Investment Inflows and Oil Exports in Nigeria: Cointegration and Vector Error Correction Model Approach | |
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Timothy Ayomitunde Aderemi, Azeez Bankole Amuzat, Elufisan Omowumi Olaronke, Lanke B Awomailo |
| An Equilibrium Model with Applications for some of the Asian and Australia-Oceania Countries - Part Two | |
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Catalin Angelo Ioan, Gina Ioan |
| The effects of Brexit on the European Union`s economic power and implications on the British economy | |
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Ștefan Cătălin Topliceanu, Sergiu Lucian Sorcaru |
