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Russian border regions in the economic corridor of China-Mongolia-Russia

Russian border regions in the economic corridor of China-Mongolia-Russia

Author(s): Natalia Sysoeva,Vera Rudneva / Language(s): English Issue: 2/2021

The object of the paper are the border regions of Siberia as a part of the planned China-Mongolia-Russia economic corridor in China’s foreign policy initiative “One Belt One Road”. The aim of the study is to reveal the nature of the interaction of these regions with the outside world to determine the ways of their development within a common economic space of the corridor. The study is based on the analysis of foreign investment flows to the border regions using macro- and microeconomic methods. The volume foreign capital goes mainly to mining, while other industries are dominated by small enterprises formed by foreign citizens, not corporations. In these areas, intermediary business prevails, which does not require increased human capital. China is gradually replacing other counter-partners in the use of natural resources, including mineral and forest ones. The problems of development of the border regions in common economic space of the corridor due to similar resource specialisation and weak development of the embedded economy have been identified. With the development of transit infrastructure, it is necessary to develop local industries integrated into large projects and capable of using this infrastructure to expand sales markets.

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Ризик-орієнтоване управління підприємством в умовах пандемії COVID-19

Ризик-орієнтоване управління підприємством в умовах пандемії COVID-19

Author(s): Ludmila Semerun,Kostiantyn Zhadko,Tetiana Nosova,Viktoriia Vyshnevska / Language(s): Ukrainian Issue: 8 (41)/2022

The article substantiates the urgency of the problem of risk-oriented management of the enterprise in a pandemic COVID-19. Factors of business destabilization in crisis conditions and specific factors of business destabilization due to the COVID-19 pandemic are characterized by parameters: scale, speed of distribution, duration, labor shortage, external coordination, availability of infrastructure. Specific types of risks, which are caused by the transformation of trends of informatization and digitalization of business in the conditions of coronary crisis, are substantiated. The structural and logical scheme of identification and quantitative assessment of enterprise risks in the conditions of COVID-19 pandemic spread has been developed. The methodical toolkit of complex risk assessment, which is based on the construction of the RISK-navigator matrix, takes into account the basis of local risk assessment by groups: sales, logistics, competence, social, communication, information, digital risk, risk of unforeseen competition, reputation and allows reasonable assessment to the negative consequences of the COVID-19 crisis. The study argues that the advantage of the RISK-navigator matrix is the collection of information on risk control for certain segments and the selection of an appropriate method of reducing each of them based on the development of an effective program of measures to minimize them and the possibility of risk movement to identify risk characteristics. Identification of dynamic, pendulum and migratory risks that are most critical for the enterprise. A scale for assessing the company's vulnerability to the negative consequences of the COVID-19 crisis has been developed, which determines the level of risk (catastrophic, critical, acceptable) and proposes basic measures to minimize risks and increase the margin of safety in a pandemic. A system of risk management standards has been formed, the implementation of which in the practical activities of domestic enterprises will allow to form an effective system of risk-oriented management.

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Стратегічне управління конкурентоспроможністю підприємства електромонтажних послуг

Стратегічне управління конкурентоспроможністю підприємства електромонтажних послуг

Author(s): Iryna Zhurylo,Yuliya Khimich / Language(s): Ukrainian Issue: 8 (41)/2022

The article is devoted to the study of the conceptual apparatus of the enterprise's competitiveness, to the generalization of the theoretical and methodological foundations of the management of the competitiveness of the economic entity, as well as the development of practical recommendations for the formation of an effective system of strategic management of the competitiveness of the enterprise of electrical installation services. Based on the compiled list of meaningful characteristics of the concept of "enterprise competitiveness", a definition of this category is proposed, which should form the basis of the creation of an effective management system for the competitiveness of an electrical installation enterprise (EMP). The situation of the electrical installation services market in Kropyvnytskyi and Kirovohrad region was studied. The list of competitive advantages, that are characteristic to the most successful companies of the studied region at the present time is highlighted and the factors of their competitive success are determined. Algorithms for evaluating competitiveness of EMP and its services are proposed, which will allow timely detection and early overcoming of shortcomings in the production and financial activities of the enterprise; prevent the threat of bankruptcy and strengthen the company's competitive position on the market. It has been proven that a prerequisite for the successful functioning of EMP on the market in conditions of intense competition is the establishment of a system of strategic management of its competitiveness. For its formation and successful use, the main elements of the system were defined and characterized: object, subject, subject of management, system type, main subsystems, principles and functions implemented in it, management mechanism. Special attention is paid to the principles on which the EMP competitiveness management system should be based, as they serve as the basis for detailing the structure, functions, subsystems and stages of the enterprise's strategic management system.

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Туризм на теренах Тернопільщини: сучасний стан та перспективи розвитку

Туризм на теренах Тернопільщини: сучасний стан та перспективи розвитку

Author(s): Halyna Ostrovska,Roman Sherstiuk,Tetiana Kuzhda / Language(s): Ukrainian Issue: 8 (41)/2022

The article is devoted to the study of the current state, problems and prospects of the tourism industry development in Ternopil region. The functioning of the tourism industry is considered one of the priorities, as an important structural element of the development strategy at the state and regional levels to ensure qualitative tourism services, the image of the country and regions improvement at the international arena and increase revenue part of the budget. The branches of economy that depend on the tourism development are identified. It is proved that the development of tourism, along with production, is an important factor in ensuring socioeconomic growth and sustainable development of rural areas. The need for state support and stimulation of tourism development and related industries was emphasized. Restraining factors are characterized, in particular, infrastructure underdevelopment, which interferes the solution of many issues that arise in the process of business events preparing. It is proved that Ternopil region has a strong natural-recreational and historical-cultural potential. The nature reserve fund, the dynamics of tourist flows have been studied. The most important tourist brands of Ternopil region are highlighted. Attention is paid to the importance of business, event and eco-tourism in the local economic development context of territorial communities and outlined steps to determine the prospects for their implementation. The need to support the tourism business in the region by local authorities has been proven, which will contribute to the development of this activity type. Attention is focused on the rational and optimal use and territorial combination of natural conditions, resources and historical, architectural monuments of the region according to the vector of major and promising tourist destinations development in the region. A number of measures have been proposed, the implementation of which will contribute to the effective progress of the tourism industry in the region. It is stated that at the present stage of productive forces development it is the progress of the tourism industry that can ensure the growth of the region's economy, help create new jobs, become an important source of the budget filling.

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THE MODERATING ROLE OF INTELLECTUAL CAPITAL ON THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE AND EMPLOYEE PERFORMANCE OF THE COMMERCIAL BANKS IN NIGERIA

Author(s): Stephanie M. Chondough,Jason Tordue CHONDOUGH / Language(s): English Issue: 2/2022

The world is rapidly changing due to technological advancement, which is affecting how organizations operate and impacting on corporate performance. “Artificial intelligence” is an emerging topic that has gotten a lot of attention globally. However, there is scarcity of literature on the subject, particularly in developing countries. This paper seeks to investigate the effect of “artificial intelligence” (AI) on employee performance (EP) of the commercial banks in Nigeria, using intellectual capital (human capital) as a moderator. A survey questionnaire was administered to 312 bank employees randomly. SPSS was employed to carry out a demographic statistic to have a better understanding and summary of the data. Additionally, a structural equation model (PLS-SEM) was employed and SmartPLS 3 professional version is employed for the analyses and testing of the formulated hypotheses. Findings prove a positive and significant correlation between artificial intelligence and employee performance. Also, intellectual capital (human capital) positively and significantly moderates the nexus between artificial intelligence and employee performance.

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THE ANALYSIS OF EDUCATIONAL LEVEL AFFECTING ON EMPLOYMENT IN VIENTIANE CAPITAL, LAO PEOPLE'S DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC

Author(s): Kitxana LUANGAPHAY,Viktória Vida / Language(s): English Issue: 1/2023

Labour market in this world has many diversities depending on the country in which every country has a different policy to provide or assist their population. Based on the world development plans, the world government aims to increase the labour force in order to improve the economic performance, which means government sector, business sector, and international firms require a huge amount of work forces to operate their own organization. So the requirements of the workplace mostly need employees that are satisfied to work, have labour skills and reliable on development and profitability to their firm. Currently, Laos is about to getting forward from undeveloped country to developing country, which it is also effect directly to Ministry of Education, and Sport of Laos such create policy for support the development on education field. According to this, most of the firms also expect that their future employees should at least graduate with a bachelor degree. Therefore, the purpose of this study is to show how the issue of employment is currently developing in Laos based on the results of the questionnaire.

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Assessing the impact of digitalization on Micro, Small and Medium Enterprizes in India

Assessing the impact of digitalization on Micro, Small and Medium Enterprizes in India

Author(s): Sharan Kumar Shetty,Cristi Spulbăr,Ramona Birau,Petre Valeriu Ninulescu / Language(s): English Issue: 75/2022

India is the fastest developing economy in the world. The Indian economy is the seventh biggest economy in the world in terms of GDP and the third biggest by purchasing power parity after the US and China. The Indian economy has seen a lot of changes from acting self-dependent to opening its entryway for worldwide exchanging by introducing Liberalization, Privatization, and Globalization in 1991 under the Finance Minister Mr. Manmohan Singh. And from that point in time, India is growing at a great pace. Economic Survey 2015-16, the Indian economy will keep on growing more than 7%in 2016-17 and gradually increase to 8% by FY 2018-19, driven by the gradual usage of changes in the economy, higher disposable income, and change in financial action. The current strides of the Indian government have indicated positive outcomes in the growth of the GDP. In India, most of the transactions are in cash nearly 90% of the stores in the market are accepting money. Micro and small-scale enterprises not only contribute significantly to improved living standards, but they also bring about substantial local capital formation and achieve high levels of productivity and capability. In this situation, this research study takes the initiation to analyze the impact of digitalization on MSMEs as they are one of the major players in the economic development of industrial areas like Karnataka.

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Investigating the impact of Goods and Service Tax (GST) on the banking sector with reference to selected banks in India

Investigating the impact of Goods and Service Tax (GST) on the banking sector with reference to selected banks in India

Author(s): Sharan Kumar Shetty,Cristi Spulbăr,Ramona Birau,Petre Valeriu Ninulescu / Language(s): English Issue: 75/2022

The banking sector is one of the main sectors of our economy and generates huge revenue income. India is a nation with impressively splendid banks with ample resources and rules and regulations that are well-regulated. GST, i.e. Goods and Service Tax, a new tax regime launched at midnight on 1 July 2017, is one of the biggest transformations faced by the industry during this time. GST is a replacement to the VAT system. Tax rate on banking services have been increased in the present system. This study seeks to understand the problems faced by the banking sector and their impact on customers following the introduction of the GST. By abolishing the centralized registration of banks, the new tax regime has taken an unprecedented measure. All bank branches now have to register for smooth functioning in each state under GST. This research study emphases on the challenges faced by the banking sector on the introduction of GST and the implications for improving the rules, wherever required. This study helps the effect of GST on the banking sector to be understood by detailing the problems and advantages of GST. The perception of banking employees on the GST impact on the banking is undertaken through questionnaire. Areas of improvements which can be made in the GST sector are analysed.

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Investigating the impact of government economic policies on crime in Pakistan

Investigating the impact of government economic policies on crime in Pakistan

Author(s): Sumera Arshad,Muhammad Zahid Naeem,Cristi Spulbăr,Ramona Birau,Petre Valeriu Ninulescu / Language(s): English Issue: 76/2022

This study was conducted in an effort to better understand how decisions made by the government in Pakistan regarding taxation and spending have affected crime rates over the years 1980 to 2020. The Vector Error-Correction model suggests that the government's policies have a causal effect on crime rates in the long run. The study concludes that rising direct taxes and defence expenditures decreases the reported crime rate in Pakistan. Moreover, the empirics revealed that rising unemployment rate increase crimes. The income inequality has also portrayed positive relationship with reported crimes. The impulse responses affirm the persistent long run relationship trends in which both unemployment rate and income inequality increases crime rate and the direct taxes and defence expenditures decreases crime rate in the country.

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New technological trends in the market strategies of services economy: A case-study on economic policies and strategic positioning

New technological trends in the market strategies of services economy: A case-study on economic policies and strategic positioning

Author(s): Silviu Dorin Georgescu,Cătălina Maria Georgescu / Language(s): English Issue: 79/2023

The study touches upon the issue of Covid-19 pandemic economic situation by focusing on the strategic decisions, economic policies and individual measures approached before, during anf after the pandemic. The literature shows that the pandemic-related policies and measures have triggered specific market reactions. The pandemic created a favourable context for the rapid spread of the new technological trends in the market strategies of services economy. The research employes the trend extrapolation for the period 2018-2029 of the values collected by the National Regulatory Authority (NRA) for postal and courier sector entrepreneurs on the challenges, structural changes, governmental policies, social pressures, economic solutions delivered during the 2018- 2022 period. The research study was designed to analyse the data declared by entrepreneurs, employees and customers which also relates to the effects of the Covid-19 pandemic measures, travel, work, gathering restrictions over some sectors of the economy. The research is designed to label the employment of new technological trends as strategic investments, management decisions, reactions prior, during and after the pandemic challenges. Consequently, the research questions to what extent were the evolution of the new technological trends for private courier and delivery services influenced by the evolution of the Covid-19 pandemic and the policies associated to it. Thus the main research question accrued concerns the effects of the pandemic over the economic policies and strategic positioning for certain sectors of the economy.

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Cyberprzestępczość na rynku kryptosztuki — formy przestępstw popełnianych przeciwko twórcom i właścicielom NFT

Cyberprzestępczość na rynku kryptosztuki — formy przestępstw popełnianych przeciwko twórcom i właścicielom NFT

Author(s): Olivia Rybak-Karkosz / Language(s): English,Polish Issue: 3/2023

In this paper, the author aims to analyse the types of crimes committed in cyberspace against creators and owners of NFT. Non-fungible tokens have been favored by the art world (also known as the crypto-art market) for a few years now. They attract numerous digital art creators and cryptocurrency investors. The token is recorded in a blockchain and is used to certify authenticity and ownership. Therefore, the art world is particularly interested in this solution. However, as practice shows, NFT isn’t flawless, and cybercriminals exploit its flaws. Using methods known from typical cybercrimes, they modify their modus operandi accordingly to the crypto-art market practice. In this paper, the author describes examples of breaches of copyright and intellectual property law, as well as examples of the forgery of NFT. In addition, other crimes, such as fraud and theft of NFT, are described. Types of those crimes are, e.g., bypass security systems, phishing, and installation of malware

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„Super SAR” i inne rozwiązania na rzecz niepojedynczego rozpoznawania i zgłaszania podejrzanej aktywności ML/FT przez instytucje obowiązane

„Super SAR” i inne rozwiązania na rzecz niepojedynczego rozpoznawania i zgłaszania podejrzanej aktywności ML/FT przez instytucje obowiązane

Author(s): Maciej Aleksander Kędzierski / Language(s): English,Polish Issue: 3/2023

Reporting SAR to financial intelligence units is the performance of the obligations of the obligated institutions under the AML/CFT system. These actions are taken as a result of an individual customer/transaction risk assessment, as well as a countermeasure policy based on the analysis and assessment of institutional risk. Such structure of the behavior of the obligated institutions was to be a counterbalance to potential and actual perpetrators of money laundering and terrorist financing crimes. As a consequence, individually obligated institutions were to recognize the components of a broad chain of perpetration, legalization of funds originating from prohibited acts and constituting an element of camouflage of the source and beneficiaries of funds intended for terrorists. Over time, the ineffectiveness of this type of countermeasures began to be noticed, especially since the information provided to the financial intelligence unit was to a small extent positively verified and sent to the prosecutor's office as notifications of suspected crime. Subsequently, new counteracting schemes based on the participation of several obligated institutions and mutual exchange of information on negatively marked entities began to emerge. These concepts, despite the fact that they differ both in terms of content and technical implementation, constitute an important counterbalance to individualized analyzes of risk created and assessed exclusively in a particular, individualized obligated institution

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Rationalising Factors Influencing the Effective Utilisation of Big Data in Malaysian Fintech Companies

Rationalising Factors Influencing the Effective Utilisation of Big Data in Malaysian Fintech Companies

Author(s): Ibrahim Nasreldin Ibrahim Ahmed,Lili Marziana Abdullah,Rizal Mohd. Nor / Language(s): English Issue: 1/2023

In Malaysia, Fintech companies are leveraging Big Data technology to serve effectively the targeted markets. As the financial industry continues to develop, there is a great potential for the further growth and use of Big Data in Fintech in Malaysia. This is an exploratory study which is set to identify factors that influence the use of Big Data in the Fintech sector. Using a systematic selection process, publications related to Big Data adoption were identified and reviewed. The results show that the technological, organisational and environmental factors have a clear impact on Big Data adoption. The paper also presents the challenges reflected on in the current research on Big Data adoption and recommends future research directions. A research model focused on utilisation of Big Data technology is proposed and presented, driven by the literature review.

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From Hamiltonian Dreams to Maastricht Reality: “Whatever It Takes” 2.0?

From Hamiltonian Dreams to Maastricht Reality: “Whatever It Takes” 2.0?

Author(s): Marijus Bernatavičius / Language(s): English Issue: 2 (110)/2023

During the COVID-19 pandemic, the institutional architecture of the euro area has been tested again. While some authors argue that European policy makers have learnt from their economic policy mistakes during the sovereign debt crisis, or even talk about the “European Hamiltonian moment”, the opportunity to fundamentally strengthen the institutional foundations of the currency union has been missed again. While public attention has been focused mostly on the creation of the so-called “Next Generation EU” (NGEU) fund, it was the ECB that quietly performed the key role of crisis manager, despite criticism of a weak initial crisis response and botched communication. Based on the synthetic framework of the classical integration theories, the principal-agent model and new intergovernmentalism, the ECB’s pandemic crisis response could be interpreted as its second “whatever it takes” moment.

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Hucksters’ polyglossia: “hostanys”, “pems” and “fribourgers”: an incursion into vendors’ discourse in multilingual markets
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Hucksters’ polyglossia: “hostanys”, “pems” and “fribourgers”: an incursion into vendors’ discourse in multilingual markets

Author(s): Cora SAURER-CHIOREANU / Language(s): English Issue: 20/2022

The seller’s adjustment to the buyer or the buyer’s friendly attempt to haggle with the seller in different languages could help optimise a transaction. Communities with traditional market vendors, such as the Hoștăzeni, the Pems, the Swabians and the Fribourgers provide a touch of local colour to the markets in their respective cities. For the local world, they still symbolise a world of goods and production that is starting to disappear. The ethnic fairs and markets’ changes in form, volume and the target audience can hasten their disappearance.The above is the case with Christmas markets, which, unfortunately, are almost identical in many of the towns that host them. What makes multilingual markets different? The appeal to the consumer, and the inter-relationships built up over time. In the markets, the customer for the buyer, the client is the absolute target. Very often, the customer becomes interested in visiting the place as a socio-linguistic interaction corner. We all go to the market to talk to each other; we all go to the supermarkets to quickly buy goods. This richness lies in the discourse of the vendors, in the way they adjust their language and non-verbal skills.This study is devoted to similar discourses in multilingual markets and some contradictory ones, where multilingualism joins polyglossia. It also looks for the difference and similarities in how these acts of language ensure the existence of the markets, thus influencing their evolution and the presence of customers by applying certain linguistic and sales performances.

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Finansallaşma ve Emek Payı Arasındaki İlişkinin Analizi: Türkiye Örneği

Finansallaşma ve Emek Payı Arasındaki İlişkinin Analizi: Türkiye Örneği

Author(s): Harun Saraç,Emrullah Özden / Language(s): Turkish Issue: 3/2023

The concept of financialization expresses the point reached by the financial sector through liberalization with the implementation of neo-liberal policies in the post-1980 period, and it has become a subject of recent studies. Studies focusing on the effect of financialization, especially on the distorting effect of income distribution, reveal that this factor is neglected in mainstream studies. The phenomenon of financialization, which first emerged in developed countries and then emerged in developing countries, changes the behavior patterns of companies, households and the state and plays the role of displacing the dynamics of today's capitalism. In this context, this study investigates the effect of financialization on the wage share in national income in Türkiye in the period of 1988-2019 with the time series analysis. The financialization index, which is used to represent financialization in the analysis, was originally obtained by using Principal Components Analysis within the scope of this study. According to the results of the analysis in which the ARDL cointegration approach is used, financialization in Türkiye plays a role in the erosion of the wage share after technological development and trade openness variables. Thus, according to the results, the transformation of the financial sector, which is largely exempt from regulations to financialization, has a distorting effect on the functional income distribution for the Turkish economy.

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Особливості управління аграрними підприємствами України в умовах невизначеності та кризової ситуації

Особливості управління аграрними підприємствами України в умовах невизначеності та кризової ситуації

Author(s): Roman Stonozhenko,Ilona Androshchuk / Language(s): Ukrainian Issue: 9 (42)/2023

The paper is devoted to the importance of the agricultural sector for the development of the economies of the countries of the world. The role of agrarian enterprises in filling the country's GDP is determined, for example, in the GDP of Ukraine, the share of agriculture in the structure of GDP was 7-8% in 2010-2012 and 9- 10% in 2020-2021. The key problems of the agrarian sector of the economy of Ukraine are considered, among which the following are highlighted: loss of production potential of land areas, labor shortage, insufficient demand, unfavorable weather conditions. The state of mined territory of Ukraine is given. It was determined that the most mined territories are located in the South and East of Ukraine, a large part of which is currently occupied and cannot be demined. It was established that a significant problem is the destruction of infrastructure facilities of the agro-industrial complex of Ukraine due to the constant shelling, as a result of which a significant number of granaries, warehouses, factories were destroyed, supply logistics were disrupted, in particular, before the full-scale invasion, about 90% of grain and oil crops were exported by sea, whereas now the routes have been changed to rail and road, which not only increases the cost but also limits the number of deliveries. In the paper a change in the structure of employees in the field of plant and animal husbandry during recent years was showed, in particular, a decrease in their number in connection with the comprehensive mobilization of the population and migration processes. The results of surveys of 702 enterprises throughout the territory of Ukraine regarding the prospects for positive changes in the activity of the country's agrarian sector are presented. As a result, expectations have a pessimistic forecast in terms of changes in the volume of produced products, the volume of products sold on foreign markets (within and outside the EU), stocks of products suitable for sale, prices of products and the number of employees for both crop and animal husbandry in general. A set of measures is proposed, among them the following: to adapt Ukraine's agricultural policy to EU standards; to provide financing, as well as comprehensive assistance to the livestock sector, as the most affected and backward sector of the agrarian economy of Ukraine; introduction of modern methods of management of agricultural enterprises, focusing on the experience of the Western colleagues in overcoming crisis situations; continuation of the "grain agreement" as one of the main ways of exporting grain raw materials abroad; provision of mineral fertilizers, as well as the necessary agricultural machinery of low-income farmers; the application of a number of measures to overcome the existing problems should stimulate the financial flow to the agricultural sector, create conditions for the development of a completely new stage of the agrarian policy of Ukraine.

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The Geopolitical Game of BRICS

The Geopolitical Game of BRICS

Author(s): Karim Naama / Language(s): English Issue: 2/2023

The world changes rapidly due to discoveries and innovations in the field of technology. The interests of the BRICS countries and their common goals intersect to move towards a new global economy and to lay the foundations of a multipolar international system. To accomplish such a goal, they face the challenge of conducting organizational activities. The significance of the five countries in the world economy increases with their joint efforts as a geopolitical group. Their economic success ensures their active role in the UN, IMF, WB, and WTO. This study aims to demonstrate how the historical geopolitical change takes place, highlighting its real and objective reasons related to both the development of the world economy and the alteration in the structure and fundamentals of international relations in the 21st century with the emergence of new political and economic organizations and alliances.

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FACTORS AND DETERMINANTS OF THE DEVELOPMENT OF HUMAN CAPITAL IN RURAL AREAS IN THE CONDITIONS OF GLOBAL CHALLENGES

FACTORS AND DETERMINANTS OF THE DEVELOPMENT OF HUMAN CAPITAL IN RURAL AREAS IN THE CONDITIONS OF GLOBAL CHALLENGES

Author(s): Olexandr Demchenko,Nataliya Basiurkina,Nazariy Popadynets,Sofiia Minenko,Kateryna Sokoliuk / Language(s): English Issue: Sp. issue/2023

The development of rural areas is a complex and dynamic phenomenon, the effectiveness of which depends on food security and the economic activity of the population. The urgency of these issues is exacerbated by unprecedented challenges for Ukraine and the transformation of the legal field under martial law. The study aims to determine the factors and determinants of the development of human capital in rural areas in Ukraine, considering the experience of the EU countries in the conditions of global challenges. It is substantiated that the policy adopted in the state to ensure the development of rural areas based on the principles of inclusiveness should be based on balanced instruments, methods, and levers capable of minimizing external and internal threats to agribusiness. Essentially, people’s opportunities and abilities for economic and social activities, as well as for their own development, are critical. It has been proven that the determining factor in this process should be human capital. The motivation for economic activity in the village is singled out from personal factors. In its absence, all prerequisites for urbanization are formed. In this context, the upward dynamics of the indicator of the share of the urban population in the EU countries, which can become an obstacle to the development of business in rural areas, was analyzed and revealed. Attention is paid to the prospects of small businesses in rural areas. The relationship between the urbanization indicator and the human development index in Ukraine and the EU countries was studied.

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ANALYZING THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN INVENTORY POLICIES AND CSR PRACTICES: CASE OF JORDANIAN COMPANIES

ANALYZING THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN INVENTORY POLICIES AND CSR PRACTICES: CASE OF JORDANIAN COMPANIES

Author(s): Hisham Jadallah Mansour Shakhatreh,Asma Salman,Khaled Khalaf Abed Rabbo Aldrou,Ubaldo Comite,Farouq Ahmad Faleh Alazzam / Language(s): English Issue: Sp. issue/2023

The present research aims to assess the impact of inventory policies on the Corporate Social Responsibility practices of companies listed on the Amman Stock Exchange. The companies included in the research belonged to manufacturing or related sectors in which holding inventory is inevitable. The sample size chosen for the research was 45 companies, mainly because of the availability of financial data from the period 2012 to 2022. The data for the research was extracted from the Amman Stock Exchange, and we utilized a regression-based ANOVA model for our analysis, containing the dummy variable to enhance the model’s validation and facilitate the statistical analysis, hence enabling a deeper understanding. We utilized. We also used the GMM model to validate our analysis. The financial variables of the research were based on the reported financial statements of the companies. The study explores the impact of the relationship between inventory policy and Corporate Social Responsibility on the different stakeholders, such as customers, employees, and environmental groups. We found that the CSR disclosure requirements also tend to have an impact on the inventory policies of these companies. Our results revealed that inventory levels are positively associated with satisfied customers. We found that the company’s total CSR and sales ratio do not have a straight-line relationship. It led us to conclude that inventory levels are positively associated with satisfied customers.

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