Comparative Analysis of Supporting Small and Medium Enterprises for Enhancing Created Added Value in the EU and China

Cihelková, E.; Platonova, I.N.; Frolova, Elena D.

doi:10.17059/2019-1-20

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“…Trends in developed countries point out to job polarization -the expansion of high-and low-skilled jobs combined with a decline in medium-term jobs. According to Cihelková et al (2019) and Zemanová (2015) there is a growing demand for workers who can perform untrained cognitive tasks, such as highly qualified research. There is also a growing demand for workers who are able to handle nonroutine tasks.…”

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The Impact of Industry 4.0 on Education Contents

Grenčíková

Kordoš

Navickas

2021

Business: Theory and Practice

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New jobs will be created because of the Industry 4.0 concept implementation needs, employers will require new, especially digital skills and abilities from their employees. There is a need to change teaching and educational techniques in all types of schools, and instead of being specialized narrowly in one area, education should focus on a much broader overview, as people need to be educated in systemic and interdisciplinary thinking at all types of schools, including nontechnical ones. The main goal of the study is to identify areas on which the content of education should focused on in the future in terms to Industry 4.0. As research methods, a questionnaire survey was conducted in Slovak companies during the period of February – June 2019 along with statistical methods. The survey was carried out by random selection, 350 companies were contacted with a return of 220 responses. The research outcomes declare that changes in workforce qualification structure related to the Industry 4.0 concept implementation should have a positive effect on increasing the competitiveness of companies and increasing production effectivity. Based on the results it is proposed the expected positive changes should be transformed into enforcing the vocational training in companies and structural changes within the Slovak educational system.

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The Impact of Industry 4.0 on Education Contents

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Kordoš

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2021

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“…Summarizing the practice of promoting and encouraging SMEs to use the principles of the "green" economy in the EU countries allows to single out as the most comprehensive assistance measure -the establishment of cooperation between SMEs with large enterprises and banks that participate in state sustainable development programs (Cigelkova et al, 2019) and receive state grants, guarantees and subsidies (Chiappini et al, 2022). As an example, the authors can cite the program "Future of the German Mittelstand" (Federal Ministry for Economic Affairs and Climate Action, 2020), under which an energy transfer of 17 billion euros is financed and up to 20% of investment costs are covered (European Commission, 2021).…”

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Promoting small and medium-sized businesses in Europe for sustainable development in the digitalization era

Platonova¹,

Maksakova²

2022

Sustainable and Innovative Development in the Global Digital Age

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Taking into account the fact that enterprises of small and medium-sized businesses account for the largest share of all the EU- nterprises, create a significant number of jobs, make a great contribution to the development of the European countries economies, promoting their participation in the implementation of the Sustainable Development Goals is an urgent problem. Therefore, its solution is of great practical importance. The use of a criterion analysis of different views on the forms of assistance to small and medium-sized enterprises shows that the need to find financial resources in order to participate in the “green” economy is not always taken into account. Based on the content analysis of the reports of the European Commission and national programs on sustainable development, the need for comprehensive support for small and medium-sized businesses is justified. This particular study emphasizes the need to assist small and medium-sized enterprises in order to overcome the negative consequences of the corona-crisis for their activities. A comparative analysis of the sustainable development practices of European countries led to the conclusion that a comprehensive form of assistance to small and medium-sized enterprises can be their cooperation with large business, which receives state support in the form of grants and subsidies and is able to attract small and medium-sized businesses to participate in global value chains, which in the future will expand the number of participants implementing the European Green Deal.

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Latin America Face Global Threats: Movement of Capital and Investment Attractiveness

Fomina

2020

Engineering Economics: Decisions and Solutions From Eurasian Perspective

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In modern conditions, investment attractiveness determines the level of the countries’ participation in the movement of capital, the rate of economic growth, the position of national economies in the structure of the world economic system. The article presents theoretical and methodological foundations of the process of forming the investment attractiveness of Latin American countries as the main factor in attracting capital under conditions of action and development of global threats. It is proposed to use systematic and structural-logical approaches to develop and justify stages and factors of the process of forming investment attractiveness of Latin American countries in the context of the growing impact of non-economic processes on the nature and level of trends in the world economic development. These stages and factors allowed the author to create model for the development of competitive advantages of Latin American countries to foster the participation of countries in the international capital movement. That will determine the competitiveness of these countries on the world stage.

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Comparative Analysis of Supporting Small and Medium Enterprises for Enhancing Created Added Value in the EU and China

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The Impact of Industry 4.0 on Education Contents

The Impact of Industry 4.0 on Education Contents

Promoting small and medium-sized businesses in Europe for sustainable development in the digitalization era

Latin America Face Global Threats: Movement of Capital and Investment Attractiveness

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