Emotional intelligence (EI), leadership styles, and organizational citizenship behavior (OCB) have
gained significant attention from scholars pursuing to understand many facets of EI and leadership and
their effects on employee behavior in the workplace. In addition, behavioral science studies on OCB
in tourism firms are identified as high value-added that undeniably require consideration. However,
both conceptual and empirical studies on these phenomena have been found lacking. This research
attempts to fill this gap by developing a conceptual model highlighting the mediating role of leadership
on the connection between leaders’ EI and employees’ OCB. Prospective participants w...
Authors: Nguyễn, Tấn Lợi; Huỳnh, Công Minh (2019-05-18)
This study empirically examines the long-run and short-run impacts of population ageing and income on health expenditure in Vietnam during the 1990 – 2017 period by using the Autoregressive Distributed Lag (ARDL) approach. We provide evidence that there are stable effects of population ageing and income on health expenditure in the short and long run. However, the impact of population ageing is stronger than that of income on health expenditure. In addition, health care is a necessity in both of the short and long run in Vietnam. Results imply urgent policies needed to deal with the rising pressure on health financing due to the fast growth of population ageing in the country.
Emotional intelligence (EI), leadership styles, and organizational citizenship behavior (OCB) have
gained significant attention from scholars pursuing to understand many facets of EI and leadership and
their effects on employee behavior in the workplace. In addition, behavioral science studies on OCB
in tourism firms are identified as high value-added that undeniably require consideration. However,
both conceptual and empirical studies on these phenomena have been found lacking. This research
attempts to fill this gap by developing a conceptual model highlighting the mediating role of leadership
on the connection between leaders’ EI and employees’ OCB. Prospective participants w...
Authors: Nguyễn, Tấn Lợi; Huỳnh, Công Minh (2019-05-18)
This study empirically examines the long-run and short-run impacts of population ageing and income on health expenditure in Vietnam during the 1990 – 2017 period by using the Autoregressive Distributed Lag (ARDL) approach. We provide evidence that there are stable effects of population ageing and income on health expenditure in the short and long run. However, the impact of population ageing is stronger than that of income on health expenditure. In addition, health care is a necessity in both of the short and long run in Vietnam. Results imply urgent policies needed to deal with the rising pressure on health financing due to the fast growth of population ageing in the country.
