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Öğe The moderating role of cultural intelligence in the relationship between emotional intelligence and conflict management styles(İstanbul Ticaret Üniversitesi, 2025) Erden, Erdost; Keleş Tayşir, NurgülThis research examines the moderating role of cultural intelligence (CQ) in the relationship between emotional intelligence (EQ) and conflict management (CM) styles by focusing on professionals in the airport industry with international operations. An online survey of 480 participants, from 35 countries, primarily composed of white-collar employees was analyzed using SPSS to assess the dimensions of EQ and CQ, as well as their impact on CM styles. The research highlights the unique moderating role of CQ in shaping how EQ influences CM styles. The findings provide valuable insights for organizational behavior, particularly in defining effective CM styles in multinational work environments.Öğe The effect of tax avoidance and political connection on firm value: Institutional ownership as moderating variable(İstanbul Ticaret Üniversitesi, 2025) Handayani, Yenny Dwi; Ibrani, Ewing Yuvisa; Yoshida, DebbieThis research examined the effect of tax avoidance and political connection on firm value with institutional ownership as a moderating variable. It was motivated by many firms that have taken tax avoidance actions in the last period. Tax avoidance activities can reduce firm value from the public perspective. Furthermore, when a business commits a tax offense, it is considered to have violated the law. Tax avoidance activities are conducted to fulfill the interests of firm management instead of the shareholders, which may result in agency conflict. This conflict can be minimized by implementing corporate governance with institutional ownership mechanisms. The existence of institutional ownership can effectively oversee the management. Institutions can also evaluate management performance, reducing tax avoidance activities and controlling political connection between firms and the government. Therefore, firm value cannot be reduced in the long term from the public perspective.This research used secondary data from Manufacturing Firm Financial Reports during 2017- 2019. Statistical analysis and hypothesis testing were performed using Smart-PLS software. The results showed that tax avoidance and political connection do not affect firm value. Furthermore, institutional ownership cannot moderate the relationship between tax avoidance and firm value. This research considered institutional ownership as part of corporate governance that can moderate the relationship between tax avoidance, political connection to firm value, and the relationship between tax avoidance and firm value. Meanwhile, institutional ownership could moderate the relationship between political connection to firm value.Öğe Impact of supply chain infrastructure on economic welfare under external shocks(İstanbul Ticaret Üniversitesi, 2025) Sagban Sua, Lutfu; Balo, FigenAs the global economies are still working diligently to recover from the COVID-19 pandemic impact, both public and private organizations are working diligently to improve resiliency of supply chains against future shocks alike. Thus, it is critical to understand the relationship between the existing vulnerabilities and current state of supply chains. This study aims to contribute building a framework to investigate the relationship between the economic welfare and supply chain structure during external shocks. Machine Learning (ML) methods are used to conduct the required analyses. The results reveal the strong relationships between the variables chosen in building the model.Öğe Crypto-currencies and stock market performance: Evidence from the Nigerian stock exchange market(İstanbul Ticaret Üniversitesi, 2025) Ebenezer, Ariyibi Mayowa; Yinusa, Olumuyiwa G.; Obadeyi, James A.The COVID-19 era ushered in new investment options and payment systems within the global financial system, this investment option operates independently of the economic stock market. Studies have remained inconclusive if the virtual asset is a substitute or complement that can improve the overall performance of the stock market. Due to this lacuna, this study examines the quantile and conditional mean impact of crypto currencies on stock market performance in Nigeria. The secondary data was monthly data for (60) months from 31st January 2019 to 31st December 2023. The study was anchored on the financial innovation theory of Schumpeter. The VECM (Vector error correction model) and the Quantile regression technique were the econometric techniques used to draw inferences from the outcome and explanatory variables. The VECM findings revealed that 77.5% of the variance in all share index are explained by their shocks, while BIT (Bitcoin), BNB (Binance smart index), ETH (Ethereum), and LIT (Litecoin) jointly explain positive variation in the all share index performance. Specifically BIT (Bitcoin), contributed 5.58%, BNB (Binance smart index) contributed 7.43%, ETH (Ethereum) contributed 3.64% and Litecoin contributed 5.86%. The Quantile regression technique revealed that cryptocurrencies (Bitcoin, Binance smart index, and Ethereum) have positive and negative significant effects on all share indexes at the upper, middle, and lower bound periods. The study recommended that investors and corporate organization pay attention to the new normal in finance since this asset have also ushered in the Fintech innovation in the financial system.
