Ligita Gaspareniene
Biographic Data
| ID | 310445 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Ligita Gaspareniene |
| GIVEN NAMES | Ligita |
| FAMILY NAME | Gaspareniene |
| SIGNATURE | GASPARENIENE L |
| AFFILIATIONS | Vilnius University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-5535-6552 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 8 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 12 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 8 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2016 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2022 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
ICT development and shadow economy
The substantial improvements in development information and communication technologies led many economic and non-economic implications for the countries and in turn motivated the researchers to question the various effects of ICT especially in the light of economic crime. This study explores the short and long run influence of information and communication technologies on the shadow economy in 11 post-transition EU members over 1996-2015 period t…
Working conditions of platform workers in new EU member states
The article focuses on the differences in motivation, working environment and legal regulation of digital platform work, as well as demographic characteristics of digital platform workers in new EU member states (Lithuania, Hungary, Slovakia, Croatia and Romania). The research is based on the COLLEEM survey (2018) results. The ANOVA test revealed statistically significant differences only in one group of the characteristics under consideration - …
The nexus between unemployment and the shadow economy in Lithuanian regions during the Covid-19 pandemic
Under the current extreme conditions, with an increasing number of the unemployed, the size of the shadow economy is also growing.The competitiveness of municipalities depends to a large extent on their ability to manage unemployment and reduce the size of the shadow economy.A strategy selected for improving the municipal economy significantly affects the establishment and development of business.The article aims to assess the extent to which the…
The role of ICT development in boosting economic growth in transition economies
During the last decades, the substantial development of information and communication technologies (ICTs) has led to a number of economic and noneconomic changes in all countries worldwide. The ICT progress can significantly influence macroeconomic outcomes and it is widely recognized as an important factor of the transition toward a new economic system. This transition was especially challenging for former command economies. Since these economie…
Intellectual property rights, R&D expenditures, and high-tech exports in the EU transition economies
Several countries have begun to follow export-led growth strategy along with the accelerating liberalization and globalization processes. One of the key goals behind this strategy is to enhance the share of high-tech exports with relatively much higher value added in exports. This study investigates the effect of intellectual property rights and R&D expenditures together with foreign direct investment inflows on high-tech exports of the EU transi…
Gold Investment Incentives
During the World War I, most of the countries stopped coin production and began converting paper money into gold. Various forms of exchange were later abolished during the "Great Depression" in 1929-1933. Later, gold lost the value of money in most of the economies worldwide. Multiple price rise of gold caused a real rise in the value of gold reserves and their potential ability to cover the balance of payment deficit. At the same time, it shows …
Green farming development opportunities
Research background: The increase in the demand for organic products prompts the establishment of green farms. In spite of the large global interest in green farming, scientific literature is not rich in the studies that cover the issues of green farming development. Although previous studies examine different aspects of green business, the factors that facilitate or impede the development of green farming, especially at the national level, are h…
Evaluation of the Impact of the EU Structural Support on the Competitiveness of Lithuanian Economics
The topic of competitiveness is becoming increasingly significant in the context of modern economics. Considering intensive processes of globalisation alongside with competitive pressure amongst the countries, competitiveness has become a necessary condition for successful economic and social development of any country. Only by creating, enforcing and maintaining international competitiveness of the country, rapid economic growth during the long …
The nexus between unemployment and the shadow economy in Lithuanian regions during the Covid-19 pandemic
Under the current extreme conditions, with an increasing number of the unemployed, the size of the shadow economy is also growing.The competitiveness of municipalities depends to a large extent on their ability to manage unemployment and reduce the size of the shadow economy.A strategy selected for improving the municipal economy significantly affects the establishment and development of business.The article aims to assess the extent to which the…
The role of ICT development in boosting economic growth in transition economies
During the last decades, the substantial development of information and communication technologies (ICTs) has led to a number of economic and noneconomic changes in all countries worldwide. The ICT progress can significantly influence macroeconomic outcomes and it is widely recognized as an important factor of the transition toward a new economic system. This transition was especially challenging for former command economies. Since these economie…
Working conditions of platform workers in new EU member states
The article focuses on the differences in motivation, working environment and legal regulation of digital platform work, as well as demographic characteristics of digital platform workers in new EU member states (Lithuania, Hungary, Slovakia, Croatia and Romania). The research is based on the COLLEEM survey (2018) results. The ANOVA test revealed statistically significant differences only in one group of the characteristics under consideration - …
Evaluation of the Impact of the EU Structural Support on the Competitiveness of Lithuanian Economics
The topic of competitiveness is becoming increasingly significant in the context of modern economics. Considering intensive processes of globalisation alongside with competitive pressure amongst the countries, competitiveness has become a necessary condition for successful economic and social development of any country. Only by creating, enforcing and maintaining international competitiveness of the country, rapid economic growth during the long …
Green farming development opportunities
Research background: The increase in the demand for organic products prompts the establishment of green farms. In spite of the large global interest in green farming, scientific literature is not rich in the studies that cover the issues of green farming development. Although previous studies examine different aspects of green business, the factors that facilitate or impede the development of green farming, especially at the national level, are h…
Gold Investment Incentives
During the World War I, most of the countries stopped coin production and began converting paper money into gold. Various forms of exchange were later abolished during the "Great Depression" in 1929-1933. Later, gold lost the value of money in most of the economies worldwide. Multiple price rise of gold caused a real rise in the value of gold reserves and their potential ability to cover the balance of payment deficit. At the same time, it shows …
Intellectual property rights, R&D expenditures, and high-tech exports in the EU transition economies
Several countries have begun to follow export-led growth strategy along with the accelerating liberalization and globalization processes. One of the key goals behind this strategy is to enhance the share of high-tech exports with relatively much higher value added in exports. This study investigates the effect of intellectual property rights and R&D expenditures together with foreign direct investment inflows on high-tech exports of the EU transi…
The nexus between unemployment and the shadow economy in Lithuanian regions during the Covid-19 pandemic
Under the current extreme conditions, with an increasing number of the unemployed, the size of the shadow economy is also growing.The competitiveness of municipalities depends to a large extent on their ability to manage unemployment and reduce the size of the shadow economy.A strategy selected for improving the municipal economy significantly affects the establishment and development of business.The article aims to assess the extent to which the…
The role of ICT development in boosting economic growth in transition economies
During the last decades, the substantial development of information and communication technologies (ICTs) has led to a number of economic and noneconomic changes in all countries worldwide. The ICT progress can significantly influence macroeconomic outcomes and it is widely recognized as an important factor of the transition toward a new economic system. This transition was especially challenging for former command economies. Since these economie…
ICT development and shadow economy
The substantial improvements in development information and communication technologies led many economic and non-economic implications for the countries and in turn motivated the researchers to question the various effects of ICT especially in the light of economic crime. This study explores the short and long run influence of information and communication technologies on the shadow economy in 11 post-transition EU members over 1996-2015 period t…
Working conditions of platform workers in new EU member states
The article focuses on the differences in motivation, working environment and legal regulation of digital platform work, as well as demographic characteristics of digital platform workers in new EU member states (Lithuania, Hungary, Slovakia, Croatia and Romania). The research is based on the COLLEEM survey (2018) results. The ANOVA test revealed statistically significant differences only in one group of the characteristics under consideration - …
Business (7 works) · Economics (7 works) · Political science (6 works) · Market economy (4 works) · Economic system (3 works) · International trade (3 works) · Taxation and Compliance Studies (3 works) · Chemistry (2 works) · Economy (2 works) · Energy, Environment, Economic Growth (2 works)