Chá ez-Bedoya, Luis
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Edi o ial: 58 h issue o he Jou nal
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Adminis a i e Science
We in oduce he Decembe edi ion, ou 58 h issue, o he Jou nal o Economics, Finance and
Adminis a i e Science (JEFAS). Ou jou nal consis en ly deli e s ou s anding publica ions
in English wice a yea , all subjec ed o double-blind pee - e iew p ocesses.
The i s pape au ho ed by Ga c�
ıa Ma a (2023) examines he ela ionship be ween age
and inancial s ess among Mexican adul s, ocusing on iden i ying he age o peak inancial
s ess. Using da a om he Na ional Su ey on Financial Inclusion 2021, a inancial s ess
indica o is cons uc ed h ough con i ma o y ac o analysis and linea eg ession wi h a
quad a ic e m. The indings e eal a quad a ic ela ionship, wi h inancial s ess peaking a
age 56, in luenced by ac o s such as sex, ma i al s a us, numbe o dependen s, educa ion
and egion. These insigh s a e aluable o inancial p oduc designe s and policymake s
aiming o enhance consume well-being.
Nex , he pape o V�
azquez-L�
opez (2024) analyzes he e olu ion o La in Ame ican
p oduc i e in eg a ion by examining he egional alue added in in a- egional expo s o
A gen ina, B azil, Chile, Colombia, Mexico and Pe u om 1995 o 2015. Using OECD’s global
ICIO inpu -ou pu ables and he me hodological amewo k by Wang e al. (2018), he s udy
b eaks down he alue o g oss expo s by sec o and coun y based on he o igin o alue
added. The indings e eal ha egional pa ne s con ibu e e y li le o he alue added in
in a- egional expo s, while non- egional coun ies, especially China, ha e inc eased hei
sha e. This end, along wi h declining domes ic alue added, sugges s a shallow egional
in eg a ion p ocess.
The esul s o P�
e ez-O ozco e al. (2024) o e wo key con ibu ions o he ield o
inno a ion. Fi s , i p o ides e idence o he media ing ole o ma ke ing managemen in he
ela ionship be ween online p esence and p oduc inno a ion among SMEs in de eloping
economies. Second, i encou ages p ac i ione s o ecognize he ad an ages o inco po a ing
ma ke ing managemen s a egies in o online p esence ools o de elop p oduc s mo e
e ec i ely ailo ed o cus ome needs.
Resea ch conduc ed by Ngong e al. (2024) e eals a signi ican connec ion be ween
inancial echnology and economic g ow h. The indings indica e a bidi ec ional causali y
be ween au oma ed elle machines and economic g ow h, while showing unidi ec ional
causali y om economic g ow h o poin -o -sale sys ems, as well as om in e ne banking,
mobile banking and go e nmen e ec i eness o economic g ow h. The nega i ely
signi ican e o -co ec ion e m sugges s long- e m con e gence be ween in ech
indica o s and economic g ow h.
Following ha , Almeida e al. (2024) assess he occu ence o abno mal e u ns esul ing
om s ock spli s o e e se s ock spli s wi hin he B azilian capi al ma ke . U ilizing he
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e en s udy echnique, he analysis was conduc ed on 518 e en s o e a 30-yea pe iod
(1987–2016), including 167 s ock spli s and 351 e e se s ock spli s. The indings indica e
s a is ically signi ican abno mal e u ns a ound he ime hese spli s ook e ec , wi h a
signi icance le el o 5%. The main conclusion is ha s ock spli and e e se s ock spli
ope a ions p esen oppo uni ies o excep ional gains, po en ially se ing as a e e ence o
in es men s a egies in he B azilian s ock ma ke .
The s udy o Junaidi (2024) explo es he in e media ion ole o Islamic banks,
pa icula ly h ough b anches and deposi s, in inancing and examines how his
inancing con ibu es o egional economic g ow h and po e y educ ion as bo h a
p edic o and media o a iable. Based on 297 obse a ions om 33 Indonesian dis ic s
and 14 Islamic banks be ween 2012 and 2020, a ixed-e ec eg ession analysis was
applied o assess he in e ac ions be ween a iables. The empi ical indings e eal ha
Islamic banks play a pi o al ole in channeling capi al om lende s o bo owe s and a e
c ucial in p omo ing economic de elopmen and alle ia ing po e y a he dis ic le el.
Addi ionally, he s udy unde sco es he signi ican ole o inancing in media ing he
ela ionship be ween b anches and deposi s (as p edic o a iables) and GDP and
po e y (as ou come a iables).
U dane a Mon iel e al. (2024) aim o iden i y he causal ela ionships be ween p oduc i e
c edi , eal deposi s, money demand (all in eal e ms) and g oss na ional p oduc om 2006
o 2020. Using he ec o au o eg essi e (VAR) echnique, he s udy co ela es da a om eal
mac oeconomic agg ega es published by he Cen al Bank o Ecuado , including p oduc i e
c edi , pe capi a GDP, deposi s and money demand. The indings e eal ha he e is no
G ange -causal ela ionship be ween GDP and inancial ac i i y; howe e , a causal link
exis s be ween he g ow h a e o eal money demand pe capi a and he g ow h a e o o al
eal deposi s pe capi a.
In he ollowing a icle, Amin e al. (2024) examine how capi al e iciency a ec s
Bangladesh’s economic g ow h, using he Ha od–Doma (H-D) model. The s udy analyzes
annual da a om 1980 o 2019, ollowing h ee key s eps. Fi s , es s a e conduc ed o
ensu e he da a is sui able o analysis, including checks o ela ionships be ween
a iables. Then, long- e m g ow h ends a e es ima ed, wi h u he checks o ensu e
accu acy. Las ly, a causali y es is used o iden i y long- un connec ions be ween he
ac o s. The indings show a signi ican long- e m ela ionship, wi h esul s indica ing ha
highe capi al ine iciency, measu ed by he inc emen al capi al ou pu a io (ICOR),
nega i ely impac s economic g ow h. Speci ically, a one-uni inc ease in ICOR educes
long- e m g ow h by 0.75%. Addi ionally, no s ong link is ound be ween sa ings and
g ow h. The causali y es sugges s ha capi al e iciency di ec ly in luences economic
g ow h.
The objec i e o he pape o T inh (2024) is o compa e nine models o e alua ing
consume c edi isk in pee - o-pee (P2P) lending, including logis ic eg ession (LR),
Nai e Bayes (NB), linea disc iminan analysis (LDA), k-nea es neighbo (k-NN), suppo
ec o machine (SVM), classi ica ion and eg ession ee (CART), a i icial neu al ne wo k
(ANN), andom o es (RF) and g adien boos ing decision ee (GBDT). Using da a om
he P2P lending club (LC), he s udy assesses model pe o mance ac oss di e en
economic condi ions wi h h ee amilies o e alua ion me ics. The indings show ha
models om 2013 o 2019 pe o m be e han hose om 2007 o 2012, wi h GBDT
eme ging as he op model. LR, ANN and LDA demons a e s able accu acy, while CART,
k-NN and NB exhibi weake pe o mance in p edic ing bo owe de aul isk, consis en
wi h p e ious s udies.
G ajales and Alban�
es U ibe (2024) in oduce a me hodology using unce ain mining
echnology o iden i y linguis ic ela ionships be ween en i onmen al, social and
go e nance (ESG) ac o s and a inancial pe o mance me ic o aid sus ainabili y
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diagnosis in La in Ame ica. The app oach in ol es ex ac ing ma hema ically signi ican
linguis ic ela ionships om a da ase o egional companies and designing a knowledge
managemen p ocess based on he linguis ic summa ies. Finally, a sys em o signals is
p oposed o diagnosing egional sus ainabili y. When applied o Mul ila inas, he indings
e eal ha hei con ibu ions o sus ainabili y a e limi ed, wi h no a o able linguis ic
ela ionships be ween ESG and inancial pe o mance.
Finally, €
Olmez e al. (2024) examine he impac o economic policy unce ain y (EPU) on
he Uni ed Kingdom’s ou wa d o eign di ec in es men (OFDI) while also conside ing
he ins i u ional quali y (IQ) and le el o globaliza ion in he hos coun y as key
con ex ual ac o s. The s udy analyzes he UK’s OFDI o 20 pa ne coun ies o e he
pe iod om 2005 o 2019, using a ac o -augmen ed model. The indings e eal ha highe
EPU in he hos coun y signi ican ly educes he UK’s OFDI. In e es ingly, he s udy also
inds ha g ea e globaliza ion in he hos coun y nega i ely a ec s he UK’s OFDI.
Rega ding IQ, he esea ch highligh s ha while go e nmen e ec i eness and egula o y
quali y ha e a nega i e impac on he UK’s OFDI, he ule o law in he hos coun y
posi i ely in luences i .
In conclusion, his edi ion comp ises insigh s o conside able ele ance o schola s,
execu i es and policymake s wi hin he ealms o inance and business economics. and and
Luis Cha ez-Bedoya
Edi o -in-Chie
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