Kristjan Markovc, MSc

Ime: Kristjan Markovc

Kraj rojstva: Jesenice, Slovenia

Državljanstvo: Slovenian

Poklic: Ph.D. Student

Kraj prebivališča: Naples, Italy

Slovenščina: Materni jezik

Angleščina: Dvojezično znanje

Srbščina: Delovno znanje

Italjanščina: Omejeno delovno znanje

Ruščina: Omejeno delovno znanje

Japonščina: Osnovno znanje

Julia: Primaren statističen program

Stata: Strokovno znanje

RStudio: Pomožen statističen program

Python: Osnovno znanje

C#: Osnovno znanje

Ekipe:

VK Bled: 2007 – 2016

Florida Institute of Technology: 2015 – 2018

Slovenska Reprezentanca:

Mladinska reprezentanca 2010-2015

Večji Uspehi:

3. mesto Mladinsko evropsko prvenstvo 2014

5. mesto Mladinsko svetovno prvenstvo 2014

6x slovenski državni prvak

1. mesto Dad Vails regata 2016

2x SIRAs prvak 2016, 2017

Kristjan Markovc

University of Naples Federico II, Department of Economics and Satistics, Naples, Italy

The resurgence of gross receipt taxation (“GRT”) as a means of securing reliable tax revenue and simplifying administration raises concerns about its impact on entrepreneurship and micro-sized firms. Using a 2013 legislative change in Slovenia as a natural experiment, this study examines the effects of GRT on micro-sized firms through a robust methodological approach, including difference-in-differences, fuzzy regression discontinuity, and propensity score matching. The findings indicate a statistically significant positive impact of GRT, but only for sole proprietors, with no effect on LLCs. The most plausible mechanism behind these results is improved tax compliance rather than increased investment or financial relief. By incentivizing firms to enter the simplified tax regime, GRT may encourage previously non-compliant businesses to report their true financial performance, leading to an observed rise in gross receipts. However, limitations in external validity persist due to firms’ self-selection into GRT taxation. These insights offer critical implications for policymakers considering GRT as a tool for revenue collection while balancing economic incentives for small business compliance.

Kristjan Markovc

University of Naples Federico II, Department of Economics and Satistics, Naples, Italy

This paper investigates the impact of the European Central Bank’s Corporate Sector Purchase Program (CSPP) on underwritten bonds within the Eurozone, employing panel data and a difference-in-differences framework. The analysis reveals that CSPP eligibility substantially reduces underwriting costs for eligible firms, with the most pronounced effects observed among those issuing ‘A’-rated bonds. This cost reduction facilitates access to financing under more favorable conditions, thereby enhancing the competitiveness of these firms in the capital markets. Furthermore, the study finds significant spill-over effects, where even non-targeted bonds experience shifts in underwriting cost structures, suggesting that the CSPP not only meets its targeted objectives but also triggers broader market adjustments. These insights underscore the program’s efficiency in lowering financing costs while highlighting the complex interplay between targeted policy interventions and overall market dynamics.

Yuchen Bian

Donghua University, China

Kristjan Markovc

University of Naples Federico II, Department of Economics and Satistics, Naples, Italy

Haifeng GU

Donghua University, China

Shuiwen GAO

Donghua University, China

Public emergencies significantly impact the stability of the financial system. Leveraging the first COVID-19 outbreak in Hubei Province, China, as a case study, this paper employs a difference-in-difference (DID) model to investigate these effects. The analysis demonstrates the impact of public emergencies on bank risk and explores the role of digital transformation in mitigating these risks. The findings indicate that public emergencies increase bank risk; however, digital transformation can mitigate challenges to credit operations, thereby reducing this risk. Furthermore, the study reveals that only banks’ passive risk-taking is affected by public emergencies, while active risk-taking remains unaffected. This paper advocates for commercial banks to accelerate digital transformation initiatives to control and reduce risks during public emergencies.

Nagrajen za izjemen akademski uspeh kot starejši študent

Ustanova: Florida Institute of Technology

Semester: Pomlad 2018

Nagrada za najboljšega študenta višjih letnikov na Nathan M. Bisk College of Business

Ustanova: Florida Institute of Technology

Semester: Pomlad 2018

Nagrada za izjemen akademski uspeh na področju financ

Ustanova: Financial Executives International

Semester: Pomlad 2018

Nagrajeno za najuspešnejšega zaposlenega v centru Clemente v jesenskem semestru 2017

Ustanova: Clemente Center, Florida Institute of Technology

Semester: Jesen 2017

Nagrada za najboljši akademski uspeh med vsemi športniki moške veslaške ekipe

Ustanova: Florida Institute of Technology

Semester: Pomlad 2017

Podeljeno za ohranjanje visoko povprečje v semestru

Ustanova: Nathan M. Bisk College of Business

Semestri: Fall 2015 to Spring 2018

Ustanova: Mednarodni Denarni Sklad (IMF)

Kraj: Tokyo, Japonska

Termin: Januar, 2020

Ustanova: Tohoku Univerza

Kraj: Sendai, Japonska

Termin: 04/2019 – 08/2019

Ustanova: Florida Institute of Technology

Kraj: Melbourne, Florida, ZDA

Termin: 08/2018 – 12/2018

Ustanova: Florida Institute of Technology

Kraj: Melbourne, Florida, ZDA

Termin: 01/2018 – 05/2018

Naslov: Vpliv dviga temperatur na donosnost zelenjave na Japonskem

Avtorja: Kristjan Markovc and Prof. Akira Hibiki

Ustanova: Tohoku Univerza

Termin: Avgust, 2021

Sodelovanje na konferenci

Termin: September 2019