Martina Sopta Ćorić

Prof. Dr. Martina Sopta Ćorić


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Academic Career Length

11Years (2016-Present)

(Calculated once Scilit publication data is synced: current year − year of first publication + 1)

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10 January 2019 in EMC Review - Časopis za Ekonomiju - APEIRON
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MMMihaela Mikić
Mihaela Mikić
MĆMartina Sopta Ćorić
Martina Sopta Ćorić
THTin Horvatinović
Tin Horvatinović
The purpose of this article is to identify the connection between entrepreneurial education and the development of entrepreneurship and to reexamine the importance of education in an intention of starting a business venture. In the process of education skills, culture and attitudes on particular subjects are established. Entrepreneurial education especially enables the combination of experimental learning, skills development and, the most important thing, the change in the way of thinking of individuals. Researches have shown that entrepreneurship can be learned because education can help to achieve and increase the awareness and acceptance of entrepreneurship as a valuable career option. Entrepreneurial education is strategically directed towards establishing an entrepreneurial venture. Conducted meta-analysis shows that there is a positive link between entrepreneurial education and entrepreneurial intentions which confirms the success of the current entrepreneurial education programmes and the importance of further enhancing and developing those programmes.

21 December 2021 in Management: Journal of Contemporary Management Issues
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VBVlatka Bilas
Vlatka Bilas
SFSanja Franc
Sanja Franc
The main objective of this paper is to analyze the causal relationship between foreign direct investment (FDI), exports, and economic growth in the Republic of Croatia for the period 2000-2020 and determine the implications of research results on corporate management. The management of the investment enterprise is usually interested in high returns, whereas the management of the recipient enterprise is interested in higher productivity, spillovers, and larger market share on domestic and international markets. Several methodological approaches, including unit root tests, cointegration tests, and Granger causality test, were used to assess the relationship between gross domestic product (GDP) growth rate, on the one side, and the share of FDI and total exports of goods and services in real GDP, on the other side. The results of cointegration tests indicated there is no long-term relationship between the real GDP growth rate, the share of FDI, and the share of exports of goods and services in real GDP. Based on the Granger causality test, it cannot be concluded that there is no causal relationship between the analysed variables. Finally, the paper discusses the implications of the conducted research for corporate management. The results indicate that managers are not discouraged by the fact that FDI is not correlated to economic growth, as investment decisions are determined by numerous factors and not primarily by the growth rate of a recipient country.

21 September 2021 in EMC Review - Časopis za Ekonomiju - APEIRON
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VBVlatka Bilas
Vlatka Bilas
MĆMartina Sopta Ćorić
Martina Sopta Ćorić
Competitiveness is a central issue of a growing open, interconnected and integrated global economy, but it is not yet uniquely defined. There are many factors that determine competitiveness, and they change with the development of globalization, and even today, under the conditions of Industry 4.0. The coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic has also provoked a situation in which both policies to foster competitiveness need to be adapted. In order to achieve competitiveness, countries must create factors and develop policies that will create the conditions for better positioning in the global market. In order to successfully integrate into new markets, but at the same time highlight and continue economic development, reevaluation of competitiveness determinants, as well as past positioning strategies, is necessary. The paper analyses the theoretical settings and determinants of competitiveness, as well as the challenges of today that economies should respond to. Understanding new features of the competitiveness can help policymakers develop approaches for enhancing their economic performance.

1 January 2022 in Zbornik Veleučilišta u Rijeci
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VBVlatka Bilas
Vlatka Bilas
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Sanja Franc
MĆMartina Sopta Ćorić
Martina Sopta Ćorić
Glavni cilj ovog rada je empirijski istražiti vezu između ekonomskog rasta, inozemnih izravnih ulaganja i izvoza na primjeru Republike Hrvatske. Empirijska analiza temelji se na primjeni višestrukih empirijskih testova jediničnog korijena, testova ko...

28 December 2017 in Notitia
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MĆMartina Sopta Ćorić
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MMMihaela Mikić
Mihaela Mikić
MBMatej Botički
Matej Botički
MSMartina Sopta
Martina Sopta
For years, the Republic of Croatia has been faced with the challenge of sustainability of its health care system due to the inefficiency of public health care institutions. It is generally believed that such development is the cause of...

28 December 2017 in Notitia
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MĆMartina Sopta Ćorić
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LŠLucija Šola
Lucija Šola
MOMag Oec
Mag Oec
MSMartina Sopta
Martina Sopta
The topic of the paper is of a high importance and interest for Croatia since it covers the sector which provides many jobs in professions with a shortage of workers. Besides historical and comparative methods, theoretical methods such...