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  1. A Review of the Political Critique to the Idea of Sustainable Development
  2. Skills Gap between Eastern and Southeastern Europe SMEs and their North-Central, Western, and Northern European Counterparts: The Role of Financial, Institutional, and Demographic Contexts
  3. Societal trust and bank opacity
  4. Ethical bank disclosures and liquidity creation
  5. The Nexus between Financial and Investment developments and State Capacity. The case of G-20
  6. Dynamic spillovers and linkages between gold, crude oil, S&P 500, and other economic and financial variables. Evidence from the USA
  7. Wholesale funding and liquidity creation
  8. Bank regulation, supervision and liquidity creation
  9. Multiple credit ratings and liquidity creation
  10. Corporate liquidity, supply chain and cost issues awareness within the Covid-19 context: evidence from us management reports’ textual analysis
  11. Bank asset and informational quality
  12. The Spillover Effect of Euribor on Southeastern European Economies: A Global VAR Approach
  13. The EMU-REER Spillovers on Southeastern European Economies: A G-VAR Model
  14. Military Expenditure, Economic Growth and Development in Transition Economies: A Panel VAR GMM Approach
  15. Natural Resources, Energy Dependency, and their Association with Institutional and Growth-Related Variables in the Black Sea and Southeastern European Region
  16. Politically induced board turnover, ownership arrangements, and performance of SOEs
  17. The relationship between military expenditure and certain growth and development related variables in transition economies: A panel data analysis
  18. IMF programs assessment in the transition economies.
  19. IMF Lending and Poverty in Developing Countries
  20. Corruption and Foreign Direct Investment in Latin America: A Panel Gravity Model Approach
  21. Governance and foreign direct investment in Latin America: A panel gravity model approach
  22. Governance and foreign direct investment: a panel gravity model approach
  23. CORRUPTION AND FOREIGN DIRECT INVESTMENT: A PANEL GRAVITY MODEL APPROACH