Samuel Amponsah Odei
Biographic Data
| ID | 4428218 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Samuel Amponsah Odei |
| GIVEN NAMES | Samuel Amponsah |
| FAMILY NAME | Odei |
| SIGNATURE | ODEI S A |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Hradec Králové |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-8340-4155 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 7 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 3 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 7 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2023 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Driving circular economy transformation through technological innovation: The moderating role of regulatory environment, human capital, and technological capacity
Addressing the urgent issues of climate change, resource scarcity, and environmental deterioration necessitates a shift toward a circular economy. However, there is a lack of research on the circumstances under which technological advancements influence the circular economy. This study explores the connection between technological innovation and the circular economy in the context of OECD economies, emphasizing the moderating effects of regulator…
Smart destination competitiveness: Underscoring its impact on economic growth
Purpose The current study is designed to investigate the factors that foster the framing of destination competitiveness and establish the factors that drive the contribution of tourism innovations to economic growth in smart tourism destinations. Design/methodology/approach A four-year panel data were extracted from the World Economic Forum's travel and tourism competitiveness index and data were analysed using Poisson Pseudo Maximum Likelihood r…
Research and development, economic growth, CO2 emissions and environmental Kuznets curve
The conflict between attaining economic growth and lowering carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions is a significant barrier to sustainable development. While the Environmental Kuznets Curve (EKC) hypothesis predicts that emissions ultimately drop with economic maturity, the timing and direction of this turning point remain inconsistent across countries. Drawing on insights from the Environmental Kuznets Curve (EKC), this study examines the relationship b…
The impact of capacity utilisation on product innovation in emerging economies: The moderating effects of firm ownerships
While it is acknowledged that higher capacity utilisation results in efficient resource allocation, which could improve firms' productivity and innovation in emerging markets, research on which firms maximise their capacity to improve their innovation is unexplored. We draw insights from the resource-based view theory to develop and test a theoretical model to examine how various ownership structures (i.e., domestic, foreign, and state) moderate …
Enlightenment of foreign citizens’ online political participation on China—Based on the case study of America, Singapore, South Korea, and Japan
The rapid progress of information technology has made public online participation in policy formulation an inevitable product of modern government reshaping and reconstruction. However, compared with developed countries, citizens’ online participation in policy formulation in China started relatively late. Thus, in order to explore an effective and efficient method for Chinese citizens’ participation in policy formulation, this research made a br…
Determinants of Technological and non-technological Innovations: Evidence from Ghana’ Manufacturing and Service Sectors
This paper aims at investigating the various factors driving technological and non-technological innovations in the manufacturing and service sectors in Ghana. We argue that numerous previous studies have shown that digitalization, firms’ collaborations, access to finance, engaging in research and development and certain firm characteristic such as age, size and ownership influence firms’ aptitude and incentives to be innovative. However, in the …
Do innovations and external collaboration influence public procurement contracts’ success? evidence from catching-up Visegrád Group economies
In recent times, the attention given to innovations and informal competitions and their ability to stimulate demand-side policies such as public procurement contracts have mounted among policymakers and researchers. However, fewer studies have focused on analysing these relationships, especially in catching-up countries. This paper, therefore, aims to investigate whether innovations and, its related activities, and informal competitions play impo…
Research and development, economic growth, CO2 emissions and environmental Kuznets curve
The conflict between attaining economic growth and lowering carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions is a significant barrier to sustainable development. While the Environmental Kuznets Curve (EKC) hypothesis predicts that emissions ultimately drop with economic maturity, the timing and direction of this turning point remain inconsistent across countries. Drawing on insights from the Environmental Kuznets Curve (EKC), this study examines the relationship b…
Enlightenment of foreign citizens’ online political participation on China—Based on the case study of America, Singapore, South Korea, and Japan
The rapid progress of information technology has made public online participation in policy formulation an inevitable product of modern government reshaping and reconstruction. However, compared with developed countries, citizens’ online participation in policy formulation in China started relatively late. Thus, in order to explore an effective and efficient method for Chinese citizens’ participation in policy formulation, this research made a br…
Determinants of Technological and non-technological Innovations: Evidence from Ghana’ Manufacturing and Service Sectors
This paper aims at investigating the various factors driving technological and non-technological innovations in the manufacturing and service sectors in Ghana. We argue that numerous previous studies have shown that digitalization, firms’ collaborations, access to finance, engaging in research and development and certain firm characteristic such as age, size and ownership influence firms’ aptitude and incentives to be innovative. However, in the …
Do innovations and external collaboration influence public procurement contracts’ success? evidence from catching-up Visegrád Group economies
In recent times, the attention given to innovations and informal competitions and their ability to stimulate demand-side policies such as public procurement contracts have mounted among policymakers and researchers. However, fewer studies have focused on analysing these relationships, especially in catching-up countries. This paper, therefore, aims to investigate whether innovations and, its related activities, and informal competitions play impo…
The impact of capacity utilisation on product innovation in emerging economies: The moderating effects of firm ownerships
While it is acknowledged that higher capacity utilisation results in efficient resource allocation, which could improve firms' productivity and innovation in emerging markets, research on which firms maximise their capacity to improve their innovation is unexplored. We draw insights from the resource-based view theory to develop and test a theoretical model to examine how various ownership structures (i.e., domestic, foreign, and state) moderate …
Driving circular economy transformation through technological innovation: The moderating role of regulatory environment, human capital, and technological capacity
Addressing the urgent issues of climate change, resource scarcity, and environmental deterioration necessitates a shift toward a circular economy. However, there is a lack of research on the circumstances under which technological advancements influence the circular economy. This study explores the connection between technological innovation and the circular economy in the context of OECD economies, emphasizing the moderating effects of regulator…
Smart destination competitiveness: Underscoring its impact on economic growth
Purpose The current study is designed to investigate the factors that foster the framing of destination competitiveness and establish the factors that drive the contribution of tourism innovations to economic growth in smart tourism destinations. Design/methodology/approach A four-year panel data were extracted from the World Economic Forum's travel and tourism competitiveness index and data were analysed using Poisson Pseudo Maximum Likelihood r…
Research and development, economic growth, CO2 emissions and environmental Kuznets curve
The conflict between attaining economic growth and lowering carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions is a significant barrier to sustainable development. While the Environmental Kuznets Curve (EKC) hypothesis predicts that emissions ultimately drop with economic maturity, the timing and direction of this turning point remain inconsistent across countries. Drawing on insights from the Environmental Kuznets Curve (EKC), this study examines the relationship b…
Business (5 works) · Economics (5 works) · Energy, Environment, Economic Growth (3 works) · Industrial organization (3 works) · Marketing (3 works) · Economic growth (2 works) · Economic Growth and Development (2 works) · Panel data (2 works) · Sustainable Supply Chain Management (2 works) · Technological change (2 works)