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  DEVELOPMENT OF THE EUROPEAN UNION AUTOMOTIVE SECTOR IN THE PERIOD 2014-2024

  The automotive sector has been one of the fastest growing manufacturing sectors over the past decade. It is a major driver of economic development in the European Union. However, over the past decade, it has been subject to a number of internal and external factors � geopolitical, health and increased competition. The article examines how they ... The automotive sector has been one of the fastest growing manufacturing sectors over the past decade. It is a major driver of economic development in the European Union. However, over the past decade, it has been subject to a number of internal and external factors � geopolitical, health and increased competition. The article examines how they have influenced the automotive sector, whether they have led to its transformation, and in particular how all this has affected the production and trade of motor vehicles in the European Union.

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  SUPPLIER RELATIONSHIP MANAGEMENT IN GLOBAL SUPPLY CHAIN

  This article examines the processes involved in procurement and supplier relationship management in global supply chains. It attempts to define the essence of the SRM philosophy, to present the role and objectives, and the possible strategies that can be undertaken in accordance with the objectives set. It examines the potential benefits of ... This article examines the processes involved in procurement and supplier relationship management in global supply chains. It attempts to define the essence of the SRM philosophy, to present the role and objectives, and the possible strategies that can be undertaken in accordance with the objectives set. It examines the potential benefits of implementing SRM, as well as the reasons why the implementation of the strategy would fail.

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  THE IMPACT OF GEOPOLITICAL RISK AND LIRA DEFLATION ON INVESTMENT DECISIONS IN TURKEY

  This study investigates the influence of geopolitical risk and lira deflation on investment decision-making in Turkey, a country characterized by regional tensions and economic volatility. Drawing upon Institutional Theory and using a quantitative approach, the research explores investor preferences across four major asset classes: stocks, ... This study investigates the influence of geopolitical risk and lira deflation on investment decision-making in Turkey, a country characterized by regional tensions and economic volatility. Drawing upon Institutional Theory and using a quantitative approach, the research explores investor preferences across four major asset classes: stocks, deposits, real estate, and gold. A structured questionnaire distributed to 212 respondents provided data analyzed through SPSS, highlighting statistically significant relationships between geopolitical and currency factors and investment behaviors. The findings contribute to understanding investment behavior under macroeconomic uncertainty, offering implications for policymakers and investors.