Inna Čábelková
Biographic Data
| ID | 321458 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Inna Čábelková |
| GIVEN NAMES | Inna |
| FAMILY NAME | Čábelková |
| SIGNATURE | ČÁBELKOVÁ I |
| AFFILIATIONS | Czech University of Life Sciences Prague |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-8302-1004 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 17 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 22 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 17 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2013 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Examining the perceived benefits of participation in the sharing economy in Europe
The discourse surrounding short-term accommodation frequently revolves around economic impacts, regulatory challenges, technological innovations, and environmental considerations. However, it is crucial to underscore that the evolution of this sector is significantly influenced by public perceptions and experiences with shared short-term lodging. This study delves into the repercussions of engaging in short-term rentals on its perceived advantage…
The role of personal values in predicting energy-saving behaviors for climate mitigation
Addressing climate change requires widespread individual action, particularly in reducing energy consumption. This study examines how personal values influence energy-saving behaviors by using the Portrait Values Questionnaire (PVQ) to assess motivational goals that shape climate-related attitudes and actions. Analyzing responses from a diverse sample, the study evaluates participants’ perceived responsibility, concern about climate change, and b…
The moderating role of perceived health risks on the acceptance of genetically modified food
The public perspective on genetically modified foods (GMFs) has been intensely debated and scrutinized. Often, discussions surrounding GMF tend to revolve solely around the potential health risks associated with their consumption. However, it is essential to acknowledge that public perceptions of genetically modified foods are multifaceted, encompassing environmental concerns, ethical considerations, and economic implications. This paper studies …
Protein consumption in Europe
While the consumption of animal‐based food is linked with many environmental and health‐related effects, consumption of plant‐based protein is less harmful and aligns more closely with the principles of sustainable development. This study evaluates the historical consumption of protein in Europe, emphasizing the importance of sustainable development in shaping consumption patterns. It identifies factors that play a crucial role in European consum…
The preferences for economic growth in the post-Soviet countries. A multicounty study
Although economic growth is always one of the priorities for a country, an ever-growing economy is unsustainable in the long run. Environment protection, public participation in decision-making, and, nowadays, even strong defense forces gain increasing importance for country sustainability. The paper studies trade-offs between national goals as impacted by the population values and attitudes in the post-soviet region. We study a representative da…
Income Tax Progressivity and Nonreligion in Central and Eastern Europe
Our paper focuses on the tax progressivity and nonreligion in central and eastern Europe using an example of the Czech Republic, one of the most atheistic countries in the world. Religion might imply formal affiliation with a certain confession or active church attendance, but it might also become a determinant of taxation preferences. We employ ordinal regression analyses to study direct and mediation effects of both church affiliation and churc…
The social acceptance of nuclear fusion for decision making towards carbon free circular economy
Public support for sustainable development and environmental policy
While the scientific community presents a relatively uniform conclusion on the ongoing global warming and the policies that are essential for sustainable development and the mitigation of the negative effects of climate change, the public opinion on the topic is far from uniform. This article studies the factors related to public awareness of climate change and environmental policy, public ideas on the supposed effects of climate change, the beli…
Does Playing Video Games Increase Emotional Creativity
Emotional creativity (EC), which constitutes a main aspect of the general creativity concept, is often shown to be substantially related to positive emotional experiences, effective motivation, and innovation at the workplace as well as at school. However, little is known about the relationship between emotional creativity and the time people tend to spend playing video games. Nowadays, video games and virtual reality have become an important asp…
Higher Education Institutions in Peripheral Regions
The Role of Higher Education Institutions in Fostering Industry Clusters in Peripheral Regions
The Role of Higher Education in the Socio-Economic Development of Peripheral Regions
Attitudes towards EU integration and Euro adoption in the Czech Republic
Our paper focuses on eliciting people's attitudes towards EU integration and the adoption of Euro currency in the Czech Republic. Although EU Accession was widely supported and accepted by the Czech citizens prior to 2004, more than 10 years into the EU membership the attitudes to integration have changed considerably. The recent world's economic and financial crisis, the crisis of the Eurozone and the issues with the Greek membership in the Euro…
The effect of social transfers on the level of unemployment of disabled in EU countries
Employment brings disabled people not only the necessary income for reasonable life, but also serves as an important part of social inclusion. It is rarely stressed in the literature that in order to find a job it is necessary to possess certain level of welfare. The role of the state in providing that for disabled cannot be underestimated. This way, social transfers may decrease unemployment among disabled people. On the other hand, classical li…
Study of Influence of Socio-Demographic Characteristics of Workers on Job Satisfaction (The Case of the Czech Republic)
This paper has presented an analysis of correlations between job satisfaction, socio-demographic characteristics of workers and workplace relationships using the example of the Czech Republic. Our results have shown, that personal income, workplace relationships (including occupational safety) were positively and significantly related to job satisfaction, while age and gender were related only to an indicator mapping the job type. In addition, we…
Religion, Culture, and Tax Evasion
Our paper analyzes the impact of culture and religion on tax evasions in the Czech Republic, which represents one of the most atheistic countries in Europe, and a very interesting example of attitudes to the church and religion, as well as the influence of religion on the social and economic aspects of everyday life. Our results suggest that, in the Czech Republic, religion plays the role of tax compliance, but only through a positive effect of v…
Is the level of taxation a product of culture? A cultural economics approach
The role played by the state is one of the most important problems facing economic science. Apart from its role as welfare provider, the state is inevitably confronted by the shared cultural values of its citizens. This paper evaluates the role of culture in explaining the differences in the tax revenues as percentage of GDP on a cross-sectional dataset from 41 countries. The results suggest that the association between shared cultural values, on…
Is the level of taxation a product of culture? A cultural economics approach
The role played by the state is one of the most important problems facing economic science. Apart from its role as welfare provider, the state is inevitably confronted by the shared cultural values of its citizens. This paper evaluates the role of culture in explaining the differences in the tax revenues as percentage of GDP on a cross-sectional dataset from 41 countries. The results suggest that the association between shared cultural values, on…
Public support for sustainable development and environmental policy
While the scientific community presents a relatively uniform conclusion on the ongoing global warming and the policies that are essential for sustainable development and the mitigation of the negative effects of climate change, the public opinion on the topic is far from uniform. This article studies the factors related to public awareness of climate change and environmental policy, public ideas on the supposed effects of climate change, the beli…
Religion, Culture, and Tax Evasion
Our paper analyzes the impact of culture and religion on tax evasions in the Czech Republic, which represents one of the most atheistic countries in Europe, and a very interesting example of attitudes to the church and religion, as well as the influence of religion on the social and economic aspects of everyday life. Our results suggest that, in the Czech Republic, religion plays the role of tax compliance, but only through a positive effect of v…
The Role of Higher Education Institutions in Fostering Industry Clusters in Peripheral Regions
The Role of Higher Education in the Socio-Economic Development of Peripheral Regions
Is the level of taxation a product of culture? A cultural economics approach
The role played by the state is one of the most important problems facing economic science. Apart from its role as welfare provider, the state is inevitably confronted by the shared cultural values of its citizens. This paper evaluates the role of culture in explaining the differences in the tax revenues as percentage of GDP on a cross-sectional dataset from 41 countries. The results suggest that the association between shared cultural values, on…
Attitudes towards EU integration and Euro adoption in the Czech Republic
Our paper focuses on eliciting people's attitudes towards EU integration and the adoption of Euro currency in the Czech Republic. Although EU Accession was widely supported and accepted by the Czech citizens prior to 2004, more than 10 years into the EU membership the attitudes to integration have changed considerably. The recent world's economic and financial crisis, the crisis of the Eurozone and the issues with the Greek membership in the Euro…
The effect of social transfers on the level of unemployment of disabled in EU countries
Employment brings disabled people not only the necessary income for reasonable life, but also serves as an important part of social inclusion. It is rarely stressed in the literature that in order to find a job it is necessary to possess certain level of welfare. The role of the state in providing that for disabled cannot be underestimated. This way, social transfers may decrease unemployment among disabled people. On the other hand, classical li…
Study of Influence of Socio-Demographic Characteristics of Workers on Job Satisfaction (The Case of the Czech Republic)
This paper has presented an analysis of correlations between job satisfaction, socio-demographic characteristics of workers and workplace relationships using the example of the Czech Republic. Our results have shown, that personal income, workplace relationships (including occupational safety) were positively and significantly related to job satisfaction, while age and gender were related only to an indicator mapping the job type. In addition, we…
Religion, Culture, and Tax Evasion
Our paper analyzes the impact of culture and religion on tax evasions in the Czech Republic, which represents one of the most atheistic countries in Europe, and a very interesting example of attitudes to the church and religion, as well as the influence of religion on the social and economic aspects of everyday life. Our results suggest that, in the Czech Republic, religion plays the role of tax compliance, but only through a positive effect of v…
Higher Education Institutions in Peripheral Regions
The Role of Higher Education Institutions in Fostering Industry Clusters in Peripheral Regions
The Role of Higher Education in the Socio-Economic Development of Peripheral Regions
Does Playing Video Games Increase Emotional Creativity
Emotional creativity (EC), which constitutes a main aspect of the general creativity concept, is often shown to be substantially related to positive emotional experiences, effective motivation, and innovation at the workplace as well as at school. However, little is known about the relationship between emotional creativity and the time people tend to spend playing video games. Nowadays, video games and virtual reality have become an important asp…
The social acceptance of nuclear fusion for decision making towards carbon free circular economy
Public support for sustainable development and environmental policy
While the scientific community presents a relatively uniform conclusion on the ongoing global warming and the policies that are essential for sustainable development and the mitigation of the negative effects of climate change, the public opinion on the topic is far from uniform. This article studies the factors related to public awareness of climate change and environmental policy, public ideas on the supposed effects of climate change, the beli…
Income Tax Progressivity and Nonreligion in Central and Eastern Europe
Our paper focuses on the tax progressivity and nonreligion in central and eastern Europe using an example of the Czech Republic, one of the most atheistic countries in the world. Religion might imply formal affiliation with a certain confession or active church attendance, but it might also become a determinant of taxation preferences. We employ ordinal regression analyses to study direct and mediation effects of both church affiliation and churc…
The preferences for economic growth in the post-Soviet countries. A multicounty study
Although economic growth is always one of the priorities for a country, an ever-growing economy is unsustainable in the long run. Environment protection, public participation in decision-making, and, nowadays, even strong defense forces gain increasing importance for country sustainability. The paper studies trade-offs between national goals as impacted by the population values and attitudes in the post-soviet region. We study a representative da…
The moderating role of perceived health risks on the acceptance of genetically modified food
The public perspective on genetically modified foods (GMFs) has been intensely debated and scrutinized. Often, discussions surrounding GMF tend to revolve solely around the potential health risks associated with their consumption. However, it is essential to acknowledge that public perceptions of genetically modified foods are multifaceted, encompassing environmental concerns, ethical considerations, and economic implications. This paper studies …
Protein consumption in Europe
While the consumption of animal‐based food is linked with many environmental and health‐related effects, consumption of plant‐based protein is less harmful and aligns more closely with the principles of sustainable development. This study evaluates the historical consumption of protein in Europe, emphasizing the importance of sustainable development in shaping consumption patterns. It identifies factors that play a crucial role in European consum…
Examining the perceived benefits of participation in the sharing economy in Europe
The discourse surrounding short-term accommodation frequently revolves around economic impacts, regulatory challenges, technological innovations, and environmental considerations. However, it is crucial to underscore that the evolution of this sector is significantly influenced by public perceptions and experiences with shared short-term lodging. This study delves into the repercussions of engaging in short-term rentals on its perceived advantage…
The role of personal values in predicting energy-saving behaviors for climate mitigation
Addressing climate change requires widespread individual action, particularly in reducing energy consumption. This study examines how personal values influence energy-saving behaviors by using the Portrait Values Questionnaire (PVQ) to assess motivational goals that shape climate-related attitudes and actions. Analyzing responses from a diverse sample, the study evaluates participants’ perceived responsibility, concern about climate change, and b…
Economics (12 works) · Political science (9 works) · Business (8 works) · Czech (7 works) · Economic growth (7 works) · Psychology (6 works) · Sociology (5 works) · Demographic economics (4 works) · Social Psychology (4 works) · Climate Change Communication and Perception (3 works)