Assessment of the competitiveness of food products of Ukraine in the domestic and foreign markets

Musayeva, Nazakat; Tanriverdiyeva, Gulnara; Faradjova, Dilbar; Mammadova, Ulkar

doi:10.1002/bsd2.336

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“…The authors note an important aspect of the study, which is to consider changes in the global economic environment and the ability of an enterprise to effectively adapt to them. The coverage of such phenomena as price fluctuations and market trends indicates the need not only for a reactive response to changes but also for the introduction of systemic planning and strategic management to ensure the sustainability and successful adaptation of the enterprise to new conditions (Musayeva et al, 2024). The results of the study emphasise the relevance of implementing an integrated management approach to ensure the effective operation of an enterprise in a changing economic environment.…”

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Agricultural enterprise economic security systems modelling

Kuzmenko,

Chyzhevska

2024

Scientific Horizons

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The research relevance was determined by the current conditions of economic instability and the growing influence of external factors on the economic activities of enterprises, understanding and effective management of economic security issues is becoming extremely important for ensuring the sustainability of agricultural enterprises. The study aimed to provide a comprehensive analysis of the economic security of an agricultural enterprise, focusing on identifying key aspects and their impact on the sustainability and viability of the enterprise. The study employed an analytical method, statistical method, functional method, system analysis method, deduction method, synthesis method and comparison method. This study focuses on the economic security of agricultural enterprises, considering the complex aspects of efficiency, risk protection and the ability to adapt to changes in the economic environment. The study defines economic security as a systematic approach to risk management and sustainability. Particular attention is devoted to responding to changes in the external environment, such as price fluctuations, climate anomalies and global market trends. Theoretical models, such as the risk system model, effective resource management, innovative development, and global competitiveness, which determine various aspects of economic security, were considered. The study focuses on the financial condition of the agricultural company Kernel, which proved to be dynamic and ambiguous in 2020-2023. The analysis includes factors such as the impact of geopolitical events and economic instability due to the war. The company implements strategies for global competitiveness, demonstrating flexibility, innovation, and diversification to ensure sustainability. Strategies are proposed to expand production diversification, improve risk management, and use innovative technologies to adapt to climate change. The practical application of this study lies in the possibility of using the results and recommendations developed on their basis to improve the economic security systems of agricultural enterprises

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Agricultural enterprise economic security systems modelling

Kuzmenko,

Chyzhevska

2024

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A literature review on CEE firms’ outward internationalization failures: definitions, processes, causes and consequences

Vissak

2024

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Purpose This paper aims to summarize the literature (journal articles and book chapters) on Central and Eastern European (CEE) firms’ outward internationalization failures: definitions and understandings of “failure”, “failed” firms’ internationalization processes, causes of “failed” initial and subsequent foreign activities and consequences of “failed” internationalization. Design/methodology/approach This systematic-narrative hybrid literature review article focuses on CEE firms’ outward internationalization failures. Findings The paper demonstrates that different objective and subjective measures were used for defining and measuring “failure”. Consensus regarding which firms (from slow internationalizers to born globals) can be considered “failed” is lacking. In different studies, internal and external causes of CEE firms’ outward internationalization “failure” and internationalization-related and other consequences of “failed” internationalization also vary considerably. Due to the complexity of the “failure” phenomenon, it is impossible to identify the most characteristic type of “failed” internationalization or offer “optimal” advice for avoiding failures. Originality/value The author is not aware of any other literature review articles focused on CEE firms’ outward internationalization failures. This article contributes to the (international) business and (international) entrepreneurship literature focused on failures, exits and institutional and other factors affecting them.

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The role of economics and management in the development of sustainable business models of agricultural enterprises

Kyfyak,

Luste,

Kindzerskyi

et al. 2024

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The relevance of this topic lies in the need to use economic and management strategies that can help agricultural enterprises adapt to a changing environment and ensure sustainable and resilient growth in the future. The purpose of the study was to examine the impact of economic and managerial factors on the development of agricultural enterprises, with a focus on creating sustainable business models. The methods used were analytical, statistical, and comparative. The paper examines the role of economics in the formation of sustainable business models of agricultural enterprises, focusing on optimizing the use of resources and adapting to market conditions. It is found that economic aspects include optimization of production processes, cost management and analysis of market trends. Efficient use of resources is a key aspect of sustainable business models of modern agricultural enterprises. The use of advanced technologies, such as precision farming and process mechanization, helps to increase productivity and reduce costs. Management of such market factors includes strategic planning, risk analysis and search for new development opportunities. An example of successful use of innovative technologies in agriculture is given on the sample of the American company John Deere. The article describes the strategy for developing sustainable business models for the Ukrainian company Myronivsky Hliboproduct, which includes the introduction of advanced agricultural technologies, diversification of production, optimization of resource use, development of local markets, improvement of risk management and promotion of social development of local communities. It is noted that the unfavourable conditions of war and economic instability pose serious challenges to the agricultural sector, but such conditions can also stimulate the search for new, more sustainable, and efficient business approaches. As a result, the development of sustainable business models for agricultural enterprises requires a comprehensive approach and systematic measures aimed at optimizing production, managing risks, and promoting the social development of local communities. The practical significance of the study lies in the possibility of increasing competitiveness, resource efficiency and sustainability in a changing market environment, which contributes to the sustainable development of the agricultural sector

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Assessment of the competitiveness of food products of Ukraine in the domestic and foreign markets

Cited by 4 publications

References 20 publications

Agricultural enterprise economic security systems modelling

Agricultural enterprise economic security systems modelling

A literature review on CEE firms’ outward internationalization failures: definitions, processes, causes and consequences

The role of economics and management in the development of sustainable business models of agricultural enterprises

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