Argumenta Oeconomica

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Argumenta Oeconomica publishes research on economic and social phenomena, including the impact of education on gender pay gaps, generational differences in workplace values, business cycle analysis in the hospitality sector, and the influence of cultural factors and credit ratings on ESG scores. The journal also covers topics such as the role of ICT in SME competitiveness, city marketing communication strategies, and risk prediction models in credit scoring. Further research explores business-research relations in clusters, the impact of foreign direct investment on innovation, rural development strategies, and consumer behavior towards green products. Additionally, it examines the effects of spatial factors and business cycles on unemployment, the economic implications of adopting the euro, regional tourism accounting, and the duration of foreign direct investments. The journal also addresses changing attitudes towards motherhood, the concept of degrowth, ordoliberal theory for socio-economic challenges, the impact of regional operational programmes on growth, financial liquidity of local governments, and the socio-economic development of EU regions. Finally, it investigates household work intensity and its relation to social exclusion, as well as the implications of tax rule changes for business partnerships.

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