Pregled bibliografske jedinice broj: 568331
Testing the Procyclicality of Stock Market Indices in South-eastern European Countries in Transition, as Compared with World Stock Exchange Centres
Testing the Procyclicality of Stock Market Indices in South-eastern European Countries in Transition, as Compared with World Stock Exchange Centres, 2011., doktorska disertacija, Ekonomsko-poslovni fakultet, Maribor
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Naslov
Testing the Procyclicality of Stock Market Indices in South-eastern European Countries in Transition, as Compared with World Stock Exchange Centres
Autori
Peša, Anita
Vrsta, podvrsta i kategorija rada
Ocjenski radovi, doktorska disertacija
Fakultet
Ekonomsko-poslovni fakultet
Mjesto
Maribor
Datum
17.01
Godina
2011
Stranica
147
Mentor
Festić, Mejra
Ključne riječi
Stock Exchange; South-East Europe; financial integration; EU accession
Sažetak
We tested the hypothesis of procyclicality for economic activity and the stock exchanges of southeastern European countries relative to the main world Stock Exchange Centers, with a particular emphasis on Croatia (as a country preparing for EU accession) in order to demonstrate the dependence of small financial markets on large ones and to investigate the spillover effect, i.e., the degree and pace of integration of 'new' financial markets into larger ones. Our estimates for the southeastern countries individually and together support the hypothesis of an increase in stock exchange indices in the period of transition, due to the opening of the market economy followed by large capital inflows. Our results for Croatia provided us with evidence that EU accession is a trigger for the better financial integration of a candidate country. The observed countries that are already in the EU wing (Bulgaria, Romania and Slovenia) or those in the process of joining (Croatia and Montenegro) were found to be more dependent on the global financial markets and more exposed to adverse co-movements than other transitional southeastern countries (e.g. Bosnia and Herzegovina and Serbia).
Izvorni jezik
Engleski
Znanstvena područja
Ekonomija