South East European Journal of Economics and Business
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PERCEIVED QUALITY AND CORPORATE IMAGE IN MOBILE SERVICES: THE ROLE OF TECHNICAL AND FUNCTIONAL QUALITY
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HOW DID RAPID CREDIT GROWTH CAUSE NON-PERFORMING LOANS IN CEE COUNTRIES?
No full textThis paper investigates the influence of four types of credit growth on non-performing loans in eleven Central and Eastern European countries during the period 1999-2013. Considering the previous research of credit risk, we have moved the focus from usually investigated bank specific and macroeconomic variables to different types of credit growth from earlier periods. At the same time the results give answers on studies before the crisis which try to determine the possible consequences of rapid credit growth in CEE countries. The results indicate that two years are necessary for each type of credit growth to increase credit risk. However, results showed that the most dangerous type of credit growth is the growth above bank’s own average. Finally, empirical results confirm importance of bank specific and macroeconomic variables. 
THE NATURE OF CORRUPTION AFFECTING ENTREPRENEURSHIP IN TRANSITION ECONOMIES: SOME LESSONS FROM MONTENEGRO
Get PDFTHE TWO DIMENSIONAL EFFICIENCY (SOCIAL AND FINANCIAL) OF MICROFINANCE INSTITUTIONS – CASE OF BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA
No full textA CROSS-SECTORAL STUDY OF VALUE PROFILES AND DIFFERENCES BETWEEN EMPLOYEES IN PRIVATE AND PUBLIC SECTOR IN SOUTH EAST EUROPE
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