ЕКОНОМСКА АКТИВНОСТ И ИНТЕНЗИТЕТ КОНКУРЕНЦИЈЕ У ПОСТСОЦИЈАЛИСТИЧКИМ ЗЕМЉАМА: ПАНЕЛ АНАЛИЗА
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https://doi.org/10.22190/TEME230308039DKljučne reči:
бруто домаћи производ (БДП), економска активност, интензитет конкуренције, постсоцијалистичке земље, панел подациApstrakt
Интензитет конкуренције представља битaн чинилац повећања економске активности. Интензивирање конкуренције на тржишту један је од кључних циљева економске политике постсоцијалистичких земаља. Циљ овoг рада је да утврди допринос утицаја интензитета конкуренције на ниво економске активности ових земаља. У овом чланку се спроводи панел анализа на узорку од 22 постсоцијалистичке земље за период између 2006. и 2019. године. Као мера степена интензитета конкуренције узима се индикатор интензитета локалне конкуренције из Индекса глобалне конкурентности Светског економског форума. Резултати истраживања указују на то да пораст степена интензитета конкуренције позитивно утиче на економску активност, изражену нивоом бруто домаћег производа (БДП) у одaбраним постсоцијалистичким земљама.
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