Repercussions of the COVID-19 Health Crisis In the Peruvian Informal Sector

After the World Health Organization declared the outbreak of Coronavirus (COVID-19) a pandemic, the Peruvian government took preventive measures to counteract the spread of the virus by issuing Supreme Decree No. 008-2020-SA. This decree contains prevention and control measures aimed at ports, airports, land entry points, educational centers, transportation and workplaces.

An Evaluation and Bibliometric Analysis of the New Challenges faced by Corporate Social Responsibility Projects

The reason for including Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) activities in business processes can be different from cultural and social to economic and financial purposes. Lately, most of the studies have observed the performance of organizations, as a result of including CSR in their structure.

A Model for Determining the Market Rental Rate for Properties Classified in the Segment with a Limited Number of Offers

Purpose: The purpose of this paper is to develop a model for determining the rental income from fixed assets of an enterprise in an undeveloped market. Design/methodology/approach: The rental income is determined using the iteration method and the simulation method in the cost-based approach model.

The Effect of The Socio-Economic Characteristics of European States on HSR Fares: Existing Patterns for Rail Baltica

Rail Baltica (RB) is the first joint railway project between Latvia, Lithuania and Estonia. The economic assessment of the project is rather controversial due to the uncertainty of the revenue side of the project, which, among other things, significantly depends on the level of fare for passenger transportation along the new railway corridor.

Management of Regional Imbalances in the Russian Mortgage Market Using the Principal Components Method

The article is devoted to the topic of sustainable development of mortgage instruments in the context of pronounced imbalances in regional development. The analysis was carried out on the example of 85 regional markets of Russia, heterogeneous in terms of the degree of development of mortgage mechanisms in their own territories.

The Impact of Microeconomic and Macroeconomic Factors on Financial Structure: Evidence from United States

This paper explores the microeconomic and macroeconomic drivers of financial structure, through a sample of 30 technology companies listed on the New York Stock Exchange, over the period 2005-2018. The financial structure was assessed via long-term debt rate, short-term debt rate and total debt rate, whereas the size of the company, tangibility of assets, growth opportunity, effective tax rate and financial return were selected as microeconomic factors, alongside macroeconomic indicators concerning interest rate, inflation rate and gross domestic product per capita.

Seeking for A Development Strategy for Peru In A Volatile Global Economy

This article assesses the possibility of improving the development of the external economic sector in Latin America as a whole and in Peru in particular, by analyzing the theory of international trade and current economic trends in the world. By using statistics from the foreign trade sector and considering global trends in the international trade over the past decade

Tribalism in Tribal Countries:How Does It Cause Corruption?

This study examines the relationship between tribal factors of ethnic fractionalization, group grievance, gender inequality, indigenous population, and the country’s level of corruption. This study also explains how tribalism causes corruption in 132 countries worldwide.

Areas of Modern Trade Policy Versus Economic Security

The concept of economic security is not new. However, the awareness that the economic factor contributes to state security, or even constitutes its significant part, has been associated with the evolution of international relations throughout history.