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Theoretical Economics Letters (TEL) is an openly accessible journal published bimonthly. The goal of this journal is to provide a platform for scientists and academicians all over the world to promote, share, and discuss various new issues and developments in different areas of theoretical economics. All manuscripts m…
Pantelis Sklias, Spyros A. Roukanas, Georgios Galatsidas
In this paper, we will approach the origins of the Greek public debt crisis under the prism of the Greek Economy’s fiscal position over time; the evolution of budget deficits; as well as the (distorted) growth model that prevailed in the country during the pa…
Constant Mathieu Makouezi, Ronel Guelor Ngobila
The objective of this paper is to analyze the determinants of employability of young people in Congo. To achieve this aim, we have combined both methodological approaches: the microeconomic approach and macroeconomic approach. The approach microeconomic highl…
Joyce Oliveira Déo da Silva, Daiane Rodrigues dos Santos
In this article, a study of blockchain technology application in the logistics industry is presented. The main problems in the logistics area are delayed in delivery, loss of documentation, unknown source of products, errors, among others, which can be minimi…
Victor Osei, E. Olawale Ogunkola
Fiscal deficit financing is confirmed in both theoretical and empirical literature to often lead to higher-than-expected inflation. The unsustainable regime of fiscal deficit financing in Ghana over the years had contributed to price in stability in Ghana. Pr…
Maria Tsiouni, Christos Konstantinidis, Alexandra Pavloudi, Nikolaos Giovanis
In the Greek economy, the wine industry is one of the most important sectors, not just for the domestic beverage market, but also for the development and promotion of Greek traditional products abroad. The wine sector has been recognized as one of the most si…
José Renato de Paula Souza Jardim, José Odálio dos Santos, Peter Vaz da Fonseca
One of the main financial policies is related to the capital structure to be defined by the companies. For this reason, studies related to factors determining the capital structure have a high priority on the research agenda in finance area. This being so, th…
Fabio Bragato Do Carmo, Vinícius Medeiros Magnani, Rafael Confetti Gatsios, Fabiano Guasti Lima
In the era of great informational quantity, the presence of technologies that assist in the extraction, transformation, and loading of data has become increasingly necessary. The term Big Data, usually used to describe this volume of information, requires the…
Njato Rabehajaina, Kodjovi Assoe, Komlan Sedzro
This study provides a comparative analysis of the main determinants of large shifts in aid allocation by major donors, namely China, France, the United Kingdom, and the United States. In contrast to continuing assistance, significant year-over-year variation…
Mariame Bakouan, Idrissa Mohammed Ouedraogo
The objective of our paper is to revisit African intra-trade determinants once taking into account potential spatial spillover effect due to the third country dependence. Recently, several studies have show n the importance of taking into account the spatial…
Jean-Paul Chavas, Mingcong Pan
This paper develops a joint analysis of efficiency and distributional issues in an economy in general equilibrium with a focus on bargaining under bounded rationality. Our analysis relies on evolutionary strategies based on the Nash-Harsanyi bargaining model,…
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