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1. VENTURE CAPITAL FINANCING IN EMERGING ECONOMIES

Author

Rusu, Valentina Diana and Toderascu, Carmen

Subjects
M13, emerging markets, ddc:330, G32, lcsh:JF20-2112, CEE, venture capital market, lcsh:Political institutions and public administration (General)
Abstract

The problem of how financing through venture capital functions in environments that significantly differ from mature and developed markets, begins to be an important issue for researchers. In this article we aim to analyze the venture capital practice in the emerging markets. Obtaining venture capital is different from applying for a loan, because venture capitalists are usually very selective in deciding where to invest. We analyze the venture capital financing process, and what the conditions are for a firm to be able to benefit from this type of financing in the emerging economies of the Central and Eastern European countries. The results obtained have implications also for the entrepreneurs and entrepreneurial ventures that seek venture capital financing in emerging economies.

Published
2016

2. Economic Performance of the SME sector in CEE Countries: an Empirical Investigation.

Author

Rusu, Valentina Diana and Roman, Angela

Subjects
SMALL business, ECONOMIC development, ECONOMIC indicators, MACROECONOMICS, REGRESSION analysis
Abstract

Small and medium enterprises are an important part of a country's economy and are a significant source for creating value added, employment, innovation and economic growth. Because of this improving their performance is a major concern of the specialists in the field. Through this paper we intend to evaluate the evolution of the SMEs performance between 2008 and 2014, but also to determine the factors that are influencing the growth of the value added of SMEs in the Central and Eastern European countries. In order to achieve the objectives proposed we use as methods the comparison of indicators and multiple linear regression models. The results obtained show that a part of the considered macroeconomic performance indicators, such as: total tax rate, exports of goods and services and private final consumption are statistically significant and have a strong influence on the SMEs performance. Also we observe important differences according to firm size. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2017

3. THE IMPACT OF MACROECONOMIC CONDITIONS ON SMES PERFORMANCE IN TERMS OF EMPLOYMENT.

Author

RUSU, Valentina Diana and ROMAN, Angela

Subjects
SMALL business, ORGANIZATIONAL performance, ECONOMIC development, EMPLOYMENT, GROSS domestic product
Abstract

Improving SME's performance is a major concern because they are a significant source for creating value added, employment, innovation and economic growth. Through this paper we analyse the evolution of the SMEs performance in terms of employment in the last years, and we try to determine which of the macroeconomic performance indicators are influencing the growth of SME's employment in seven CEE countries. To achieve the objectives we use correlation and multiple linear regression models on panel data. The results show that GDP, total private final consumption, gross capital formation and wages have a strong influence on SMEs employment. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2016

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