There has been a notable surge in scholarly interest in public-private partnerships (PPP), their forms, models and role in the development of social infrastructure. The growing body of research on PPPs makes bibliometric analysis in this area a pertinent task. This study focuses on the literature on PPPs published between 2000 and 2021 and indexed ...

By Irina Ermakova, Svetlana Panikarova

Monetary policy, together with fiscal policy, are key policies in stabilizing economies from shocks that come from offers and demands. The monetary policy, with the application of its instruments and channels of transmission, among other things, aims to maintain a stable level of prices, that is, a low level of inflation by permanently creating tar...

By Vlatko Paceskoski, Filip Taskovski

Benford's law, known as the law of the first digit, is used as a basic method to identify possible manipulation, or errors dеtection, in a large data set. Namely, according to that law, the first digits of the corresponding data set appear with a frequency determined according to the decreasing logarithmic law, which is contrary to the intuition ab...

By Jelena Stanojević, Vesna Rajić

The speed at which information is shared in the digital age is astounding. In a relatively short period, we've gone from lugging around numerous heavy textbooks to having all the information we need at our fingertips through a simple tap on a screen. Today, information is readily available to anyone and is easier than ever to find and sift through....

By Elena Georgiana Zamfiroiu, Radu Mircea Georgescu

The succession of crises that have shaken the world in recent years - from the global pandemic and extreme weather conditions to armed conflicts and mass migrations - testifies that there is no going back to pre-pandemic conditions and "business as usual." A new economic reality has been created that shapes consumption and business outcomes. Econom...

By Biljana Jovanović Gavrilović, Mirjana Gligorić Matić, Velibor Jovanović Gavrilović

This paper examines the growing issue of money laundering through cryptocurrencies on a global scale. Criminals use digital assets to launder illicitly obtained funds, converting them into cryptocurrencies to obscure the origins of the money. Unlike traditional financial systems, decentralized finance (DeFi) platforms lack mechanisms to freeze or b...

By Marijana Joksimović, Marija Paunović, Stevica Dedjanski

The company's financing structure is one of the main factors of its successful functioning, as well as finding an adequate balance between its own financing and debt financing. Debt financing is a common way for companies to raise funds for their operations, investments, and other business activities. It involves borrowing money from lenders or inv...

By Miloš Đaković, Nada Milenković, Jelena Andrašić

For businesses, geopolitics is observed and addressed at the national and regional levels. Given that human resources play a central role in the functioning of enterprises, the ongoing challenge is to employ a variety of human resource management practices in response to crises. Therefore, organizational human resource management policies deserve a...

By Jelena Zelenović, Nebojša Malenković

Cryptocurrencies represent a new form of property that exists only on the Internet. The first cryptocurrency to appear on the global market was Bitcoin, and its appearance is linked to the first financial crisis in 2008. The market capitalization of Bitcoin grew very quickly and in 2017 reached the highest capitalization in history (334 billion US ...

By Suzana Stevanović, Vitomir Starčević, Ljubiša Mićić

The modern world is a complicated paradigm of influence and struggle for interests, with the fact that the possibilities of winning positions have diversified and increased in a sophisticated way!? Military, economic and political scenarios and penetration projects are integrated with the aim of gaining dominance in the market, especially in the ma...

By Spasoje Tuševljak