This paper aims to evaluate fixed telephone subsector’s impact on economic growth in the European Union for the 1990–2017 years’ time span. Also, the presence of structural break in each European country data is checked since this telecommunications infrastructure subsector shows decline since the beginning of the 2000s. This research results show that between these phenomena there is no statistically significant long run relationship. In the countries without structural break statistically significant short run relationship was not found too, while in the remaining countries with structural break some evidence of short run relationship was found.

This paper analyses the business cycle synchronization research, main methodological assumptions, and methods. In this research paper the techniques to analyse business cycle synchronization intensity are analysed, such as correlation, Granger causality, spatial vector auto regression; to analyse the determinants influence – multiple regression, structural models, extreme bound analyses. There are the advantages and shortcomings of these methods identified emphasizing the necessity of dynamic and spatial approach.

This paper provides a conceptualization and operationalization of employer/organizational attractiveness and employer branding constructs. Development of the university employer brand, specifically value proposition has been approached through qualitative research identifying dimensions of the university’s organizational attractiveness. Eventually, a 12-dimensional questionnaire of 74 items was prepared and psychometric tests of validity have indicated its face and content validity.

The authors perform analysis of theoretical and empirical research on financial networks and disclose the peculiarities of network analysis application for evaluation of systemic financial integration. The analysed methods are tested on international portfolio investments network.

The article deals with dynamic pricing (DP) models methodological aspects, how to model DP in different spheres of services/industries, which factors have a significant effect on the DP formation and what are the benefits of DP application in practice. This paper discusses the concept of dynamic pricing, the dynamic pricing models principles, problems, main methodological assumptions and methods in retail. Therefore the aim of this paper is to analyse the dynamic pricing models principles and problems and to represent the results of DP forming factors evaluated by AHP method.