| Abstract [eng] |
This work seeks to analyze existing research on competitiveness as comprehensively and critically as possible. In the course of this analysis, it has been observed that when researchers study competitiveness problems, we understand and present the concept of competitiveness differently. It was observed that when each author has a general definition of competitiveness, he is identified with the results of the research. The main object of the final master's thesis is competitiveness of Nasdaq Baltic companies. The aim of the study: to perform the influence of Nasdaq Baltic companies' competition factors in assessing the competitiveness index of the companies obtained. Work tasks: to examine the theoretical aspects of competitiveness assessment: concept, levels and models; to perform the analysis of empirical research on the topic of competitiveness, to single out the level of competitiveness research, the factors to be analyzed and to perform empirical research in the applied methodological analyzes; to prepare the methodology of empirical research; carry out competition between Nasdaq Baltic companies and analyze the analysis. Methods of work use: analysis of scientific literature, systematization, grouping summary, analysis of financial statements of Nasdaq Baltic companies, calculation of competitiveness indices, creation of hypotheses, analysis of correlation and regression panel data, graphical data representation, generalization. The performed empirical study applied the original method, the essence of which is calculated by the synthetic competitiveness index, on the basis of which the relationship between the competitiveness of enterprises and its potential actions at the level of enterprises is analyzed. During the correlation and regression analysis, the statistical main principles of enterprise competition were selected, 72 influencing the factors from which the productivity of enterprises stood out as one of the most important factors of enterprise competitiveness. The results of correlation analysis, for example, that in order to increase their competition, companies pay special attention not only to labor productivity, but also to their accumulated but also to competence, other experienced (long-lived) companies have a higher level of competitiveness. Also, both correlation and regression analysis due to the fact that Capex (cost of capital) and fixed asset size are not the most important competitiveness of companies. |
