Financing of Public-Private Partnership Projects Based on “Smart Technologies”

Galazova, Svetlana S.

doi:10.1007/978-3-030-59126-7_185

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“…3D technology is an emerging sector that is currently being embraced by businesses to enhance the shopping experience as well as simplify the workflow [5]. The application of 3D technology includes 3D modeling, 3D printing, 3D rendering, 3D display and so on.…”

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Industry 4.0: The Fourth Industrial Revolution

Kovalev

2023

SHS Web Conf.

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In the conditions of market volatility and a shortening of the life cycle of products, modern manufacturers are faced with the need to increase costs, accelerate and localize production processes. The answer to these challenges is offered by the fourth industrial revolution, or Industry 4.0 (I4.0). It consists in increasing the speed of bringing products to market through the transformation of the supply chain into highly adaptive integrated networks. The potential effect of I4.0 implementation on competitiveness (in particular, subsidiaries of foreign companies) and the nature of the modernization of global value chains, of which companies are a part, are considered on four specific examples. It is shown that in the I4.0 era, the competitive advantages of a business may depend both on the transformation of individual industries and on changes in relations between partners. These results are consistent with findings in the literature about the uncertainty and complexity of the digital economy in general, and confirm that there are problems with accurately assessing perceived benefits. I4.0 is based on the struggle for leadership, in which competitiveness is increased primarily by improving product quality, and not by reducing costs. At the same time, I4.0 contributes to the emergence of groups of closely interconnected, integrated with each other companies up to the erasure of clear boundaries between them.

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Industry 4.0: The Fourth Industrial Revolution

Kovalev

2023

SHS Web Conf.

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“…The problems of the formation of the digital economy have become the object of attention of such scientists as R. Berger [6], R. Lipsey [3], D. Stiglitz [8], T. Tapskot [4] and others. Scientific publications define the parameters of the digital economy, study the process of introducing the latest digital technologies, characterize structural changes in national economies and their impact on social processes.…”

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Challenges for the Economic Security of the State in the Context of the Formation of the Digital Economy

2023

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The rapid pace of technological progress has created new opportunities for every person, enterprise and state in achieving their goals and interests. The digital economy is now considered as a component of the traditional one, and its share indicates the level of use of the latest digital technologies, which becomes the dominant factor for improving the competitive position of a certain country in the global economic space. The development of high-tech industrial production with the simultaneous digitalization of all areas of the socio-economic environment creates conditions for the further technological dominance of a limited circle of leading countries. At the same time, the changes caused by digitalization require a revision of the basic principles for ensuring the economic security of the state. Timely tracking of changes manifested in challenges is important to counter new threats. A detailed study of the world experience, in particular, of economically developed countries, in the formation of the digital economy made it possible to identify a number of challenges for which it is advisable to develop adequate response measures in order to avoid possible threats to the economic security of the state.

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“…The described policy measure is aimed at achieving the EU goals of climate neutrality, it also improves the competitiveness of European manufacturers' products in the domestic market [2]. It is quite difficult for the products of EU companies to compete on the world stage due to the high costs of strict environmental regulation in the EU (and its absence abroad), expensive labor and high-cost energy generation in the EU.…”

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The Mechanism of Carbon Regulation of Emissions in Industrial Energy

Musaeva,

Annadurdyeva

2023

BIO Web Conf.

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The introduction of cross-border taxes on hydrocarbon-intensive goods in the EU is expected in 2023, and the draft proposals are expected in the second quarter of 2021. The conditions for collecting such a tax from the EU will affect the interests of the EU itself for the next two decades remaining under the Green Deal until zero emissions. Apparently, the mechanism of tax collection will soon become clear, where and for what the collected funds will be directed. The issue of the impact of new taxes on Russian exports shifts the internal debate over the nature of such regulation to several urgent issues. This is the need for a more accurate, reliable and documented accounting of emissions in the country. And this is the choice of the option of adapting the country’s tax system to minimize the losses of companies, which began to be actively discussed, since the time factor begins to operate. An important aspect of the problem is the need for the simultaneous and rapid introduction of measures in the field of regulation, taxes, statistics in a complex, depending on the chosen response option. The new measures will not only affect the country’s climate programs, taxation and foreign trade, but will also have implications for economic strategy and even regional development.

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Financing of Public-Private Partnership Projects Based on “Smart Technologies”

Cited by 10 publications

References 20 publications

Industry 4.0: The Fourth Industrial Revolution

Industry 4.0: The Fourth Industrial Revolution

Challenges for the Economic Security of the State in the Context of the Formation of the Digital Economy

The Mechanism of Carbon Regulation of Emissions in Industrial Energy

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