Favorable Relationship Research Articles

Financial Inclusion (FI) Mediates the Relationship Between Financial Literacy (FL) and Women’s Economic Empowerment (WEE)

This examination expects to investigate the relationship between financial literacy (FL) and financial inclusion (FI), and to dissect how FI goes about as a mediated in the relationship between FL and women's economic empowerment. Furthermore, the review dives into the control impact of social capital (SC) use as a moderating variable in FL and FI. Used positivism philosophy and deductive approach, and variables scale was adopted. The study collected 350 reliable answers from women working in private universities in the educational sector in Lahore through self-filled surveys using a simple random sampling method on a five-point Likert scale. This research used the AMOS-21 software. This software runs different types of tests e.g., “confirmatory factor analysis (CFA)” which confirms the variable items, and also uses “structural equation modelling (SEM)” to confirm or reject the research hypotheses. A p-value < 0.05 supports the first hypothesis (H1), which states that there is a substantial and beneficial relationship between financial inclusion (FI) and financial literacy (FL). Going on to the second hypothesis (H2), it is established that financial inclusion (FI) and women's economic empowerment (WEE) have a favourable and significant relationship. The third hypothesis (H3) suggests a partial mediation effect by arguing that financial inclusion is mediated by the association between financial literacy and women's economic empowerment. According to the fourth hypothesis (H4), social capital has a moderating effect on the importance and strength of the relationship between financial inclusion and financial literacy. The study's conclusions highlight social capital's strong moderating effect on this relationship. The study emphasises how important financial inclusion and financial literacy are to enhancing women's economic empowerment. It highlights the importance of policymakers and educational institutions recognizing the factors and providing opportunities and resources to enhance women's financial knowledge and skills. The findings underscore the need for proactive measures in the education sector to empower women economically.

Impact of investment in EdTech: Government and entrepreneurial partnership venture in education in North and West Africa

The educational landscape in North and West Africa stands to gain significant advantages through collaborative government-entrepreneurial investments in Educational Technology (EdTech). The establishment of public-private partnerships plays a pivotal role in effectively infusing technology into education systems, thereby enhancing student accessibility, improving educational quality, and fostering better learning outcomes. Beyond its immediate impact on education, EdTech investments also hold the potential to stimulate economic growth. Moreover, these investments can nurture a pool of indigenous entrepreneurs armed with expertise in both business and information technology, thereby contributing to the expansion of the EdTech sector. This burgeoning sector, prevalent in emerging regions, becomes a magnet for foreign investments, effectively bolstering national economies and creating ripple effects across diverse industries. Such synergistic collaborations within the EdTech sphere underscore the political commitment of governments toward the advancement of education. This dedication resonates on a global scale, attracting the attention of international organizations and donor nations, as investing in education for sustainable development fosters not only improved socio-economic conditions but also favorable diplomatic relationships. This research investigates the impact of collaborative EdTech investments between governments and entrepreneurial entities on the education. By examining specific case studies within North and West Africa, namely Ghana, Nigeria, Morocco, and Algeria, it becomes evident that technology-driven educational reforms can lead to profound improvements in accessibility, educational quality, economic growth, and even political alliances. Through a comprehensive exploration of the interplay between government initiatives and entrepreneurial endeavors, this review paper delves into the multifaceted outcomes of EdTech investments across these nations.

The impact of green supply chain management on the economic performance of SMEs, considering environmental conditions

Green supply chain management in small and medium-sized companies tries to benefit from this category in the entire supply chain as a strategic tool in sustainable competitive advantage through creating a favorable and indicative relationship from an environmental point of view throughout the supply chain. The aim of the research is to investigate the impact of green supply chain management (GSCM) on economic performance through the moderating role of customer governance in small and medium-sized companies. The research method is descriptive-survey. The statistical population consists of 345 small and medium-sized companies throughout Indonesia. The sample size was determined using Cochran’s formula and random sampling method of 300 cases. The instrument used is a questionnaire. Their reliability was confirmed by the method of Cronbach’s alpha coefficient of 0.70, and the validity of the instrument was confirmed by the content and structure method. Research data was analyzed using SPSS software. The results showed that the measuring tool of research variables has the necessary validity and reliability. The findings of the research show that the implementation of GSCM has a positive and significant effect on the environmental and operational performance of the company, and the implementation of GSCM does not have a significant effect on the economic performance of the company. Managers can consider improving the capacity of knowledge, skills and experience through employee training and benefiting from experienced people to develop relationships with customers.

Cross-cultural Communication Strategies for Enhancing Customer Satisfaction in the Travel and Tourism Industry

The travel and tourism sector serves as a global phenomenon that facilitates the connection of individuals from various cultural backgrounds. In order to optimize customer satisfaction within this particular market, it is imperative to possess a comprehensive understanding and genuine appreciation for the cultural variances exhibited by customers. The implementation of cross-cultural communication tactics has the potential to mitigate these disparities and augment client contentment through the establishment of an inviting and all-encompassing atmosphere. The tactics encompass cultural competence training for employees, provision of multi-lingual support, dissemination of information regarding local customs and traditions, and adjustment of communication styles to align with the cultural preferences of customers. Through the implementation of efficient cross-cultural communication techniques, the travel and tourism sector have the potential to enhance customer satisfaction and cultivate favorable relationships with clients hailing from various cultural backgrounds.

Bevels And Flares for Different Restorations: A Narrative Review

The connection between the tooth and the restoration is the weakest link in any of the restoration. The success and longevity of a restoration greatly depend on the design and preparation of the marginal peripheries, which are the edges where the restoration meets the natural tooth structure.When the margins of the restoration closely adapt to the cavosurface finish line of the tooth preparation, it creates a favorable relationship between the restoration and the tooth structure. This close adaptation helps to improve the survival of the restoration in the oral environment.A well-fitting margin provides several benefits. It helps prevent microleakage, Microleakage can lead to recurrent decay, sensitivity, and even failure of the restoration. By closely adapting the margins, the risk of microleakage is minimized.A precise margin adaptation helps in creating a strong bond between the restoration material and the tooth structure. This bond enhances the structural integrity of the restoration and provides better retention, preventing its dislodgement or fracture.

The informal role of marketing control systems

PurposeThe implementation of control systems allows marketing managers to improve operational decisions and organizational results. This paper aims to identify the relationship between control combinations and organizational results and analyze the relationships between the variables attributed to the marketing managers and with marketing control combinations. Decisions involving marketing control combine formal and informal mechanisms and generate control systems that have a favorable relationship with organizational results.Design/methodology/approachThe paper is based on 301 cross-sectional surveys among marketing managers. The classification procedure based on metric distance was implemented to identify the marketing control combinations. A hierarchical cluster analysis was carried out with perceptions about formal and informal control, to validate the control combination classifications. Finally, a discriminant analysis and ANOVA test were carried out for exploring factors associated with the managers. The data analysis was supported by IBM SPSS Statistics 24 software.FindingsThe authors found evidence that, when managers perceive high-control systems, the perception of non-financial and financial results is always better, but the presence of high-clan control also returns optimal results. In addition, the manager's satisfaction levels and work motivation are higher with high control systems than with other control systems.Originality/valueThis study contributes to the existing knowledge by providing a broader empirical basis to extend conceptual frameworks about marketing control combinations that emerge in practice.

Perceptible Experiences of General Population: Lesson Learnt Across First and Second Wave of Pandemic

Abstract Introduction: Lockdown during the initial wave of the COVID-19 pandemic and isolation were discovered to have a negative psychological influence on the general population’s mental health and wellbeing. Aim: This study aims to Trace and compares the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on mental health in terms of psychological well-being (PWB), distress and family functioning during the first and second wave. Materials and Methods: A convenient purposive sampling method was used to conduct an online survey during the first COVID wave (May 2020–July 2020) in India, and the same demographic group was re-contacted (March 2021–May 2021) during the second wave. The institute ethical committee was consulted in advance for approval, and participants’ digital consent was obtained. The first and second waves of the COVID-19 epidemic in India were evaluated using the PWB scale, the depression anxiety stress scale 21, and the brief family relationship scale. Results: Among all individuals, there was a 25.4%, 39.3%, and 30% prevalence of stress, anxiety, and depression, respectively in our study. Participant’s well-being and family relationships were negatively impacted by anxiety and depression. Older participants reported more favorable relationships and higher levels of well-being than younger participants did. Women scored significantly lower on psychological well-being measures and much higher on stress, anxiety, and depression measures than men. Conclusion: The first wave, which has contributed to a significant increase in psychiatric morbidity, affected the general population at a moderate intensity. The present study’s findings may be useful for developing policies, intervention programs, and offering psychosocial help to the community.

Different protein-anthocyanin complexes engineered by ultrasound and alkali treatment: Structural characterization and color stability.

Through alkali treatment (AT) and ultrasound (UT)-assisted processing producing covalent protein-anthocyanin complexes, we investigated the impact of treatment methods and protein types on conjugation efficiency, protein structure, and color stability. Our findings revealed the effective grafting of anthocyanins (ACNs) onto proteins, with myofibrillar protein (MP) exhibiting the highest conjugation efficiency of 88.33% after UT (p<.05). UT accelerated the structure unfolding of distinct protein samples, leading to the exposure of sulfhydryl, and hydrophobic groups in proteins, and enhanced the oxidation stability of ACNs. Notably, the modified ACNs maintained a favorable pH-color relationship, while U-MP showed a significantly higher absorbance (0.4998) than the other groups (p<.05) at pH 9.0, demonstrating an outstanding color improvement. UT-assisted processing also accelerated the NH3 reaction. Thus, the combination of UT and MP holds the potential for pH-color-responsive intelligent packaging and increases the efficiency of UT processing.

Factors Affecting the Adoption of the International Financial Reporting Standards for Small and Medium-Sized Enterprises

International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS) as a plethora of new accounting rules that are commonly used by public companies to provide efficient and accurate financial information in an organisation. However, the study revealed that Malaysian Small and Medium-Sized Enterprises (SMEs) face persistent challenges and apparent shortcomings in the adoption of IFRS. To solve the problems of the study, the goals were created to find out how external environmental factors impact SMEs in Perlis, Malaysia, when adopting IFRS. The research is conducted based on real-time data and the currently published papers, which are related to factors affecting the implementation of IFRS for SMEs in different countries. The research was evaluated using a quantitative method that could be easily collected and analysed from the population size data in Perlis, Malaysia. The research revealed that institutional pressure, economic development, and project governance all had a favourable relationship with the IFRS initiative, but cultural considerations had no discernible influence on SMEs' adoption of IFRS. This research provides an opportunity for the important contributors in SMEs to quickly address both internal and external factors and the future success of adopting IFRS. It is important to emphasise that the results of the study can help SMEs overcome obstacles and take advantage of the benefits associated with the adoption of IFRS by providing valuable insights and actionable recommendations. As a result, SMEs can improve their financial reporting processes, transparency, and compliance, which in turn can improve their competitiveness and credibility in the international marketplace.

The linkage between tourism and housing prices of China’s leading megacities: Beijing, Shanghai and Guangzhou

ABSTRACT The main goal of this study is to look at the relationship between tourism and housing prices (HPs) in three important Chinese cities: Beijing, Shanghai and Guangzhou. We use a unique statistical approach called quantile-on-quantile (QQ) to examine this connection. The findings of the study show a favorable relationship between tourism and HPs in these megacities, with notable variances reported across different quantiles within the cities. For each metropolitan center, these findings have substantial policy ramifications. In a number of important ways, our research adds to the body of information in the existing literature. First, this paper illuminates the fascinating dynamics of China’s tourism sector. Second, it is the first inquiry to look at how tourism-related activities and HPs are related using the QQ approach. To give a novel perspective to the investigation, this paper uses the QQ technique to ascertain how actual international tourism receipts and HPs are related.

The Role of Fintech in Promoting the Takaful Model of Islamic Insurance

This study examines the influence of fintech integration on the Takaful insurance business in Qatar, emphasizing profitability and industry development. Takaful, an Islamic insurance policy based on ethical values, faces practical difficulties. Fintech, driven by technical breakthroughs such as blockchain and AI, provides solutions to simplify processes and improve accessibility. To get quantitative data, 320 Takaful and fintech experts were polled. Respondents had a wide range of expertise levels, emphasizing the importance of industry collaboration. Positive opinions of regulatory support (85.9%) and proactive fintech uptake (84.1%) were noted. Regulatory barriers (82.5%), cybersecurity concerns (82.2%), opposition to change (82.8%), and a lack of fintech financing (82.5%) were among the challenges. The study discovered that Fintech plays a substantial role in increasing profitability, with 91.3% reporting greater earnings and 84.4% reporting enhanced operational efficiency. Personalized insurance solutions (84.4%) and data-driven growth (88.1%) generated profitability. Fintech was largely viewed as supporting the Takaful insurance sector (83.4%), increasing client involvement (81.9%) and confidence. Correlation and regression analysis demonstrated the existence of favorable relationships between fintech integration, its problems, profitability, and industry promotion. These studies highlight Fintech’s transformational potential and inform industry stakeholders and policymakers. Addressing regulatory, cybersecurity, change resistance, and finance issues is critical to effectively integrating Fintech into Qatar’s Takaful insurance.

Natural resources and financial development: Role of corporate social responsibility on green economic growth in China.

While natural resource and financial growth have been researched extensively, the impact of corporate social responsibility on green economic growth through the incorporation of corporate regulations has received less attention. Empirical conclusions are supported by a balanced panel of data collected annually on resource-rich countries in China between 1992 and 2018. Multiple econometric issues, such as the existence of heterogeneity among the selected countries, can be tackled with the help of the PMG-ARDL method. There is evidence of cointegration between the variables according to the Johansen Fisher Panel Cointegration Test and the Kao Test. The findings of the PMG-ARDL suggest a favorable long-term relationship between resource income and public debt, but a negative short-term relationship. Public debt sustainability in the panel nations is threatened by their over-reliance on total natural resource rents if efficient fiscal and financial administration reforms are neglected. The Vector Error Correction Model (VECM) used in this panel establishes a causal relationship between available resources and the level of state debt. There is empirical data to back up the fiscal curse theory. If regulations are not in place to protect natural resources, they could impede economic development. The financial resource curse may be eased if China adopted more business-friendly regulations. Assuming this condition is met, policy recommendations for sustaining natural resource rent-related gains in economic development may be developed.

Investigation of the Water-Invasion Gas Efficiency in the Kela-2 Gas Field Using Multiple Experiments

Although improving the recovery of water-invaded gas reservoirs has been extensively studied in the natural gas industry, the nature of the efficiency of water-invaded gas recovery remains uncertain. Low-field nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR) can be used to clearly identify changes in water saturation in the core during high-pressure water-invasion gas. Here, we provide four types of water-invasion gas experiments (spontaneous imbibition, atmospheric pressure, high-pressure approximate equilibrium, and depletion development water-invasion gas) to reveal the impact of the water-invasion gas efficiency on the recovery of water-invasion gas reservoirs. NMR suggested that imbibition mainly occurs in medium to large pores and that residual gas remains mainly in large pores. The amount of gas driven out from the large pores by imbibition was much greater than that driven out from the small pores. Our findings indicate that the initial gas saturation, contact surface, and permeability are the main factors controlling the residual gas saturation, suggesting that a reasonable initial water saturation should be established before the water-invasion gas experiments. Additionally, the water-invasion gas efficiency at high pressures can be more reliably obtained than that at normal pressures. After the high-pressure approximate equilibrium water invasion for gas displacement, a large amount of residual gas remains in the relatively larger pores of the core, with a residual gas saturation of 42%. In contrast to conventional experiments, the residual gas saturation and water displacement efficiency of the high-pressure approximate equilibrium water invasion for gas displacement did not exhibit a favorable linear relationship with the permeability. The residual gas saturation ranged from 34 to 43% (avg. 38%), while the water displacement efficiency ranged from 32 to 45% (avg. 40%) in the high-pressure approximate equilibrium water invasion for gas displacement. The residual gas saturation in the depletion development water-invasion gas experiment was 26–40% (average: 33%), with an efficiency ranging from 45 to 50% (average: 48%), indicating that the depletion development experiment is closer to the actual development process of gas reservoirs. Our findings provide novel insights into water-invasion gas efficiency, providing robust estimates of the recovery of water-invasion gas reservoirs.

Financial Inclusion And Economic Growth In Nigeria

Financial inclusion signifies the practice of granting access to financial services and credit to families, enterprises, and administrations at reasonable prices. It encompasses measures designed to augment the utilization of official financial offerings within the economic framework. This research employed an ex-post facto study design to evaluate data on elements like banking penetration, usage of financial services, and access to financial services, concerning GDP growth. Relationships and interactions among these factors were scrutinized using the Autoregressive Distributed Lag Model (ARDL), which displayed strong explanatory capabilities and statistical validity. The research revealed that, without inputs from access to financial services, the usage of financial services, and banking penetration, the self-sustaining gross domestic product (GDP) is negative and statistically noteworthy. Over the short term, a negative link is observed between GDP and access to financial services (AFS); however, in the long term, AFS manifests a positive correlation with real GDP (RGDP). The usage of financial services (UFS) demonstrates a favorable relationship with GDP, accentuating the necessity of bolstering financial literacy and inspiring individuals and enterprises to effectively make use of financial services. The existing phase of banking penetration (BP) exerts a negligible impact on economic growth, but it is vital for policymakers to persistently observe and evaluate its long-term influence. Upholding a facilitative regulatory setting and stimulating rivalry within the banking sector are essential for enduring economic development. The regression analysis furnishes policy suggestions aimed at amplifying access to finance, boosting financial literacy, and confronting issues related to banking penetration. By tackling constraints that limit access to finance, upgrading infrastructure, and diminishing entry obstacles, sustainable economic growth can be achieved. Advocating for financial literacy and encouraging the adoption of financial services have the potential to elevate economic activities and spur GDP growth. Even though the current influence of banking penetration is not significant, it remains crucial for policymakers to keep track of and analyze its future implications.

Research on Integration and Application of Ethnic Sports, Folk Sports, and Traditional Sports in School Education among Minority Groups

As ethnic sports can improve students' physical health and cultural heritage, there is increased interest in incorporating them into school curricula. The current literature on this topic doesn't fully examine the basic mechanisms and contextual factors that affect these relationships, especially for minority students. This study aimed to investigate how including ethnic sports in school curricula relates to the cultural identity and physical fitness outcomes of minority students. In addition, the research aimed to explore how cultural identity plays a role in between, and how the school environment and socioeconomic status affect this relationship. The research used a quantitative design and included minority students from various cultural backgrounds as participants. A total of 470 minority students were used in the study to collect data. The researchers used statistical methods like mediation and moderation models and regression analysis to look into the connections and test the ideas. The study's findings showed a statistically significant and favorable relationship between the inclusion of ethnic sports in the academic curriculum and students' levels of physical fitness. Furthermore, it was shown that cultural identity mediated the relationship, suggesting that students' levels of cultural identification contributed to their motivation to exercise. The results showed that the relationship between ethnic sports integration and fitness outcomes was moderated by the educational environment. The present study adds to the extant body of literature by furnishing empirical substantiation regarding the favorable influence of assimilating ethnic sports on the physical fitness outcomes and cultural identity of students.

Strength evaluation of eco-friendly waste-derived self-compacting concrete via interpretable genetic-based machine learning models

Artificial intelligence methods like machine learning (M-L) are cutting-edge methods for evaluating the material attributes and impact of influencing parameters, thereby eliminating the unneeded tests in the laboratory. This study focused on developing estimation models for the compressive strength (C-S) of self-compacting concrete (SCC) using gene expression programming (GEP) and multi-gene expression programming (MEP) M-L methods. Prior M-L research on SCC lacks building mathematical equations for the strength estimation. Therefore, this study proposed mathematical equations for the build M-L models. In addition, a sensitivity analysis and interaction study were performed to investigate the influence and correlation of inputs. The proposed M-L models exhibited better precision performance, and the estimated results agreed well with the actual data based on the statistical measures. The comparison of both models showed that MEP was more accurate, with an R2 of 0.89, than the GEP, with an R2 of 0.85. The relative percentage impact of raw materials from the sensitivity analysis exhibited that the crucial ingredient was super-plasticizer, followed by silica fume, water, and cement. The interaction study indicated that increasing cement content had a favorable relationship, super-plasticizer, fly ash, and silica fume had, and water and coarse and fine aggregate had a negative effect.

Energy consumption and innovation-environmental degradation nexus in BRICS countries: new evidence from NARDL approach using carbon dioxide and nitrous oxide emissions.

The BRICS nations-Brazil, Russia, India, China, and South Africa-have grown significantly in importance over the past few decades, playing a vital role in the development and growth of the global economy. This expansion has not been without cost, either, since these countries' concern over environmental deterioration has risen sharply. Both researchers and decision-makers have focused a lot of attention on the connection between economic growth and ecological sustainability. By using nonlinear autoregressive distributed lag (NARDL) approach, the complex relationships were analyzed between important economic indicators-such as gross domestic product (GDP), ecological innovations (EI), energy consumption (ENC), institutional performance (IP), and trade openness (TOP)-and their effect on carbon emissions and nitrous oxide emissions in the BRICS countries from 1990 to 2021, this study seeks to contribute to this important dialog. Principal component analysis is formed for technological innovations and institutional performance using six (ICT service exports as a percentage of service exports, computer communications as a percentage of commercial service exports, fixed telephone subscriptions per 100 people, internet users as a percentage of the population, number of patent applications, and R&D expenditures as a percentage of GDP) and twelve (government stability, investment profile, socioeconomic conditions, internal conflict, external conflict, military in politics, control of corruption, religious tensions, ethnic tensions, law and order, bureaucracy quality, and democratic accountability) distinct indicators, respectively. The results of nonlinear autoregressive distributed lag estimation show that increase in economic growth would increase carbon dioxide and nitrous oxide emissions. The positive and negative shocks in trade openness have positive and significant impact on carbon dioxide and nitrous oxide emissions in BRICS countries. Furthermore, the positive shock energy consumptions have positive and significant effect on Brazil and India when carbon dioxide and nitrous oxide emissions are used. However, EKC exists in BRICS countries when carbon dioxide and nitrous oxide emissions are used. According to long-term estimation, energy consumption and technological innovations in the BRICS countries show a strong and adverse link with nitrous oxide and a favorable relationship with carbon dioxide emissions. In the long run, environmental indicators are seen to have a major and unfavorable impact in BRICS nations. Finally, it is proposed that BRICS nations can assure environmental sustainability if they support creative activities, enhance their institutions, and support free trade policies.

The Effect of Work Environment and Job Competence on the Performance of Public Facility and Infrastructure Handling Employees (PPSU) with Work Discipline as an Intervening Variable in Sub-Districts of Jakarta Special Capital Region

This thesis was inspired by a workplace that often set unrealistically high standards for its workers without taking into account any of the elements that may be influencing their performance. Competence, Work Discipline, and Work Environment were also considered as important aspects that influenced performance in order to boost output. Employee performance was the dependent variable in this quantitative study conducted in the Sub-Districts of Jakarta Special Capital Region to test hypotheses about the influence of three independent factors (work environment, competence, and work discipline). SmartPLS 4 was used for data management on a sample size of 82 workers. The author concludes that (1) there is a favorable and substantial relationship between the work environment and work discipline. Employee performance was positively and significantly impacted by the work environment. The relationship between competence and discipline at work was a good one. A favorable and statistically significant correlation was found between employee performance and competence. Five) Workplace rules and regulations improved worker output. There was a favorable, albeit not statistically significant, relationship between work environment and employee performance. Competence positively impacted employee performance through work discipline, although the effect was not statistically significant.

Causal complexity analysis of ESG performance

Environmental, social, and governance (ESG) have merged into an acronym and core value of firms around the world. Based on the resource-based view (RBV), this research analyzes the causal complexity of ESG performance for TSE and OTC firms in Taiwan. The antecedents (or independent variables) related to RBV are chosen to measure the outcome (or dependent variable) of ESG performance. Fuzzy set/Qualitative Comparative Analysis is used as the research method to analyze the causal relationships. The empirical results show that most industries have multiple relationships, where each relationship consists of multiple antecedents. This indicates that various causal relationships can lead to high ESG performance in an industry. Furthermore, though industries are different intrinsically, some industries share the same relationship(s). Each industry has at least one relationship related to RBV. Hence, a firm in an industry can choose its favorable relationship to achieve high ESG performance.

Monitoring honeybee (Apis mellifera) flight activity and within-day hive weight changes during rapeseed (Brassica napus) flowering

Honeybee (Apis mellifera) flight activity and beehive changing weight during rapeseed (Brassica napus) flowering was evaluated. The research was carried out during the 2021 agricultural period in the northeastern region of Bulgaria, specifically in Yuper village. The experimental site is situated at 43°54'28.59" N, 26°23'49.02"E coordinates, with an elevation of 107 meters. Within the experiment, there were 130 bee colonies kept in Dadant-Blatt hives. The bees belong to the species known as (Apis mellifera macedonica). Throughout the research duration, the study focuses on tracking the quantity of bees leaving the hive (Nbee) and the changes in hive weight (Y) caused by the secretion of nectar during different time intervals throughout the day. The monitoring included external factors such as the temperature of the outside air (Tair), 0C, the humidity of the air (Hair) %,, and the surface temperature (Tsur) 0C, of the rapeseed inflorescences. The findings indicate a noteworthy and favorable relationship between Nbee and Y. The stronger correlation between Nbee, Y and Tsur was found. The other weather indicators as Tair and Hair are not correlated with Nbee and Y. The monitoring of the honeybee flight activity and beehive weight during rapeseed flowering will help the beekeepers to determine the suitable moment to expand the bee colonies in order to achieve optimal productivity.