Building favorable investment climate for economic development

Irtyshcheva, Inna; Kramarenko, Iryna; Shults, Svitlana; Boiko, Yevheniia; Blishchuk, Kateryna; Hryshyna, Nataliya; Popadynets, Nazariy; Dubynska, Iryna; Ishchenko, Olena; Krapyvina, Daria

doi:10.5267/j.ac.2020.6.006

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“…According to our research, it is these innovations that directly affect the rational use and consumption of energy resources. Infrastructure and investment policy are important for energy efficiency (Irtyshcheva et al, 2020;Ivashkiv et al, 2020;. Today, Ukraine depends on gas imports from Russia.…”

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Modeling and Forecasting of Provision of Energy Security of Ukraine with Energy Resources

Uliana¹,

Halyna²,

Halyna³

et al. 2023

R. Econ. and Finan.

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The article proposes to use the models of provision of the energy security of Ukraine with energy resources in the context of globalization as a descriptive-model representation of the process for describing, analyzing, evaluating, managing and forecasting the state's fuel and energy resources (FER). It has been determined that the shortage of energy resources is mainly caused by their irrational use by all market entities, as well as their noticeable decrease in production within the state. Their import from abroad leads to a weakening of the position of Ukraine's energy independence in the international market. A system of functional dependencies of individual FER determinants is proposed. It has been established that the path to energy independence of Ukraine is impossible without careful and rational use of resources. It has been established that the modeling process acts as a kind of tool for the authorities in shaping energy policy in Ukraine. A model of an organizational mechanism for ensuring the efficiency of the use of fuel and energy resources at various hierarchical levels is proposed, where subjects of regulatory and supervisory activities are represented within each level, their functional relationships and influence are regulated by the current legislation. Forecasting and assessment of energy independence of the national economy of Ukraine until 2035 was carried out.

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Section: Literature Reviewmentioning

confidence: 99%

Modeling and Forecasting of Provision of Energy Security of Ukraine with Energy Resources

Uliana¹,

Halyna²,

Halyna³

et al. 2023

R. Econ. and Finan.

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“…Conventionally, an economy can substantially accelerate its economic development by enhancing its investment opportunities at both national and international levels (Irtyshcheva et al, 2020). It has been extensively argued in the growth literature that investment surges the possibility to increase the size of the economy to produce more output and services (Mohamed et al, 2021).…”

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Investigating the Crowding Out Effect of Foreign Direct Investment in South Asian Economies

Naqvi

Noman

2022

JAEBS

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Foreign Investment (FDI) in developing economies affects the supply of capital affecting local investment. This international practice can either be analyzed through substitution effect (crowding-out) or complementary effect (crowding-in). The former discourages local investors due to competitive pressure while the latter impacts the demand of domestic suppliers. This study intends to explore whether FDI crowds out domestic investment or not. The study analyzed the FDI-led capital formation hypothesis considering the panel data of South Asian economies for the time span of 1991- 2021. The study has utilized the fixed effect, FMOLS and DOLS techniques to analyze the data using FDI inflows. The empirical evidence of the study affirms the crowding in effect for the selected South Asian economies, The study suggests that internationalization, financial inclusion and |macroeconomic stability are potential channels to foster domestic capital in South incl countries.

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“…It should be noted that the issues of forming the investment climate of the territories in recent years often become the subject of scientific research (Irtyshcheva et al, 2020; Kulanov et al, 2020; Mustafakulov & Rajabov, 2020). Considerable attention is paid by researchers to the development of the conceptual apparatus of the investment climate, although an unambiguous definition at the time of this study was not obtained.…”

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“…A large part of researchers equate the concepts of investment climate and investment attractiveness, defining the investment climate as a state of investment environment, characterized and assessed by the growth rate of gross domestic product (GDP), the existing level of taxes and benefits, interest rates, inflation, the legal framework of investment activity, tariffs and prices, exchange rates, as well as prices for corporate and public services (Panukhnyk et al, 2019; Stehnei et al, 2019; Verbitska, 2018). At the same time, a number of scientists consider investment attractiveness as a narrower and more subjective concept, defining the investment climate as a set of impact factors (political, socio‐economic, financial, socio‐cultural, organizational, legal, and geographical) inherent in a particular country (region, industry), and determining the level of its attractiveness to foreign investors (Irtyshcheva et al, 2020; Simyan, 2022; Vankovich et al, 2018).…”

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Public sector audit and influence the investment institutional background during a pandemic

Bodyako

Ponomareva

Pugacheva

et al. 2023

Journal of Public Affairs

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The study purpose was to assess the impact of public sector audit on investment climate formation under the COVID‐19 pandemic and to develop recommendations to improve its effectiveness. For this purpose, a multistage research project was developed with the participation of auditors from Russia, Kazakhstan, and Ukraine. The project was based on the primary information obtained in the course of expert interviews. Testing the methodological approach with experts from these countries allowed proving the main study hypotheses, according to which the public sector audit has an indirect positive impact on investment climate formation. Such an audit influences the main impact factors through improving public administration efficiency, the fight against corruption, and the provision of the regulatory framework. During the testing, the main directions for improving public audit for a more favorable investment climate were formulated. The developed methodological approach makes it possible to obtain an expert assessment of the impact of the public audit on investment climate formation. At the same time, partial use of statistical methods makes it possible to replicate the study in the form of an expert interview, which increases its attractiveness for researchers in conditions of shortage of qualified interviewers.

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Building favorable investment climate for economic development

Cited by 32 publications

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Modeling and Forecasting of Provision of Energy Security of Ukraine with Energy Resources

Modeling and Forecasting of Provision of Energy Security of Ukraine with Energy Resources

Investigating the Crowding Out Effect of Foreign Direct Investment in South Asian Economies

Public sector audit and influence the investment institutional background during a pandemic

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