Review of the scientific literature related to economic-financial prediction in banana Smes
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Bibliometric analysis, prediction, articlesAbstract
The review of the scientific literature in a certain area is an indicator of the increase in research and the generation of knowledge. The bibliometric analysis allows a retrospective examination of the way in which the subject has been investigated and made known, but also assesses the potential in the knowledge of the most relevant publications. The objective of this article is to evaluate the scientific literature related to economic-financial prediction based on the study of trends and the state of research in banana SMEs. For this, a descriptive cross-sectional study was developed that included the analysis of the articles published in SciVerse Scopus, SciELO between the years 2002-2022, the information was tabulated using the VOSviwer software. An advanced search was carried out using the TAK model (Title, Abstract, Keywords) and the search string in English was used (Financial, Economic, Predictive, Modeling, Analysis and Agricultural) that were present in the titles, abstract or keywords. defined by the author. The inquiry reflected the growth of publications, which shows the academic development of the subject and, at the same time, the interest of researchers.
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