A Revista Galega de Economia/Galician Journal of Economics (RGE/GJE) é uma revista semestral fundada em 1992 e promovida pela Faculdade de Ciências Económicas e Empresariais da Universidade de Santiago de Compostela. O seu objectivo é fomentar a investigação académica publicando artigos originais que cumpram os mais altos standards analíticos e proporcionem novas ideias que contribuam e difundam o conhecimento económico e empresarial. A RGE/GJE é uma revista internacional de acesso aberto com revisão pelos pares. Os artigos publicados enquadram-se em diferentes áreas de especialização nos campos da Economia e da Empresa (comércio e análise de mercados, economia aplicada, economia financeira e contabilidade, sociologia e política agrária, fundamentos da análise económica, história e instituições económicas, organização de empresas e economia quantitativa), estando aberto também a outros campos, sempre e quando tal contribua significativamente para a análise de problemas da economia e gestão empresarial. O público-alvo é composto por académicos, investigadores, profissionais, executivos do mundo empresarial e gestores públicos. A RGE/GJE ten o Selo de Calidade da FECYT e está indexada na SCOPUS, ESCI, Dialnet, InDICEs-CSIC, IDEIAS-RePEc, REDALYC, REDIB, DOAJ, e ERIH PLUS, entre outras. Surge igualmente em ferramentas de avaliação da qualidade editorial como MIAR, Latindex ou CIRC. O portal digital da RGE/GJE publica-se em galego, espanhol, português e inglês. As línguas de publicação são o galego, espanhol, português e inglês.
A Revista Galega de Economía (Galician Journal of Economics) acadou um acordo de colaboração com o XXXII Congreso EBEN España, intitulado "Dinamizando el Cambio para un Futuro Responsable, Ético y Centrado en las Personas", que se celebrará em Santiago de Compostela, de 21 a 23 de maio de 2025.
Como parte deste acordo, a revista publicará uma seleção dos artigos apresentados que passem com sucesso pelo processo de revisão por pares.
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We are pleased to announce that the Revista Galega de Economía/Galician Journal of Economics has, for the first time, received Clarivate's Journal Impact Factor (JIF, 2023 edition) in the "Economics" category. Additionally, we have renewed the FECYT Editorial Quality Certification due to the journal´s good performance in publication quality. This recognition enhances the impact and visibility of the articles published in our journal, benefiting our authors.
This achievement would not have been possible without the contributions of our authors, reviewers, and editors. We extend our sincere thanks for helping us reach this milestone.
This paper focuses on the relationship between the regional firm density and the growth of firms in the Portuguese textile and clothing industry to investigate how their geographic clustering influences said growth. Despite the concentration of this industry in the Northern region of Portugal in only four poles, our results show that the location of firms in the cluster is not relevant for growth when the whole industry is considered. However, disaggregate analysis shows that the clothing industry does exhibit both location externalities and cross-location effect, while textile manufacture exhibits neither. In addition, our empirical evidence reveals that the growth of firms located in the cluster is positively correlated with external finance. This result suggests that location becomes a solvency signal for firms, and, specifically, this might help to explain why textile manufacturers firms are located in the cluster. These findings are relevant for entrepreneurs and Portuguese policymakers, as it jeopardizes the optimal allocation of scarce resources in the Portuguese textile cluster.
This paper deals with the determinants of education-job match for higher-education graduates, using a logistic regression model to identify explanatory variables related to sociodemographic, academic trajectory and institutional characteristics. The empirical analysis is based on an anonymous online questionnaire administered to a sample of graduates, from 2014 to 2019, in Portuguese institutions, of which about five hundred observations were made. Although the boundaries between universities and polytechnics are less obvious today, there are still some differences between the two higher-education subsystems regarding education-job match. The main ones are related to the field of study, gender, and the need to move away from home to study and work. Factors that improve the probability of education-job matching, common to both subsystems, were also found, such as having i) studied ‘social sciences, commerce, and law’ and ‘engineering, manufacturing and construction’, ii) attained good final grades, and iii) participated in extracurricular activities involving complementary training.
Los mecanismos de asignación en uso en los mercados de médicos internistas heredaron de la teoría del emparejamiento, de la cual presentamos una breve introducción, de propriedades normativas atractivas, en particular permite proveer un mayor bienestar a los médicos e implementar asignaciones de internos a hospitales estables. Contrastamos las ventajas y desventajas teóricas de un mercado centralizado respecto a uno descentralizado bajo la óptica de la propiedad de emparejamiento por tipos similares.
This manuscript contributes to the literature on firm cooperation with universities and Knowledge Intensive Business Services (KIBS) by framing the analysis according to the literature on causal effects, comparing the effect of each of the agents and exploring which firms benefit the most from cooperation with a specific partner. The results have shown that the bias-adjusted effect is around a 27-30% increase in sales from new products for both types of partners. After covariates and fixed effects are used, it is considered unlikely that this effect is driven by time-varying unobservable factors. Moreover, we have seen that firms that benefit the most from cooperation with universities are different from those firms that benefit the most from cooperation with KIBS.
This study applies the “value get, value give” framework to explain how gamified loyalty programmes create value for firms. This study proposes a model which has been tested and whose aim is to analyse whether the perceived value offered by a gamified loyalty scheme generates enough customer satisfaction and whether this subsequently transforms into customer engagement behaviour that adds value to firms. Data from 134 active users of the gamified loyalty programme ‘Más Renfe’ belonging to Renfe, the Spanish leader in rail transport for passengers and goods, were analysed using partial least squares structural equation modelling. The findings show that hedonic and financial value increase user satisfaction, whereas preferential treatment and personalisation value do not. In addition, greater satisfaction with loyalty schemes facilitate customer engagement behaviour. This study contributes to the existing literature by providing empirical evidence of the effectiveness of real gamified loyalty programmes in promoting engagement behaviour that creates value for companies.
La regresión demográfica que afecta a Galicia, se integra, con alguna singularidad, en un cuadro más general con consecuencias económicas y sociales diversas. Entre ellas, potencialmente, una mayor presión sobre las finanzas locales. Estudiamos la situación por grupos de ayuntamientos, diferenciados en función de la dinámica demográfica, en los ejercicios 2001, 2010 y 2019. Los resultados sorprenden: el gasto por habitante presenta un crecimiento superior allí donde la regresión demográfica es más intensa, y acaba siendo sustancialmente más alto tanto en los gastos corrientes como de capital y en prácticamente todas las funciones. Y no sólo por la evolución de las transferencias, también por la convergencia muy intensa en los ingresos tributarios, sobre todo impositivos, lo que parece indicar un cambio en la cultura fiscal tradicional. Los ayuntamientos con regresión demográfica presentan mejores resultados y han sido capaces de superar las dificultades estableciendo mayores niveles de presión fiscal.
This body of research aims to identify the relationship between elements of the Unified Theory of Acceptance and Use of Technology (UTAUT), the behavioral intention to use technology and the actual consumption of it among users in the Colombian banking sector. A factorial analysis and a structural equation model were used to analyze the impact of performance expectancy, effort expectancy, social influence and facilitating conditions on behavioral intention and the actual consumption of technology in a sample of 556 consumers from the Colombian banking sector. The results suggest that effort expectancy and facilitating conditions predict behavioral intention and actual use of technology in the studied population, whereas social influence and performance expectancy do not. In conclusion, financial entities are advised to understand consumer behavior to maintain relevant, competitive, and profitable relationships with their clients in a dynamic financial environment.
Based on the Resource-Advantage theory (R-A theory), this study attempts to develop a solid framework for marketing maneuverability (MM), which could be used as a lever to optimize the role of entrepreneurial orientation (EO) and improve marketing performance (MP). This study develops MM in an effort to improve the MP of Madurese hairdressing salons, classified as small-medium enterprises (SMEs), in Central Java, Indonesia. In addition, MM strengthens the influence of service encounter value (SEV) and market penetration advantage (MPA) on marketing performance (MP). As a result, MM could help SMEs implement SEV and MPA, leading to enhanced MP. This study further explores the application of the R-A theory by verifying that MM improves MP due to its ability to align EO, SEV, and MPA.