Forecasting the innovation of Ukraine’s economic development in a global dimension

Honcharov, Yu. V; Dykha, Mariia V.; Voronina, Victoriia; Milka, A; Klymenchukova, Nataliia

doi:10.33271/nvngu/2023-1/174

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“…Although in 2019 Ukraine adopted the National Innovation Strategy till 2030, it is suspended due to insufficient funding, lack of monitoring, and the full-scale war in Ukraine. Honcharov et al (2023) analyzed the state and dynamics of innovativeness of the economy of Ukraine in the system of indicators of innovativeness of other countries of the world. The authors noted the stimulating effect of globalization processes on the spread of innovations, as well as the limitation of access to innovations ("dumping" of second-order technologies in developing countries) in order to maintain the competitive positions of the economically developed countries of the world.…”

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The influence of innovative development in the EU countries and Ukraine on the competitiveness of national economies: A comparative analysis

Strilets,

Franko,

Dykha

et al. 2024

Problems and Perspectives in Management

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Russian aggression adversely affected the economy of Ukraine and emphasized the need to adapt the best practices of EU countries to determine steps to restore the country’s competitiveness. This study aims to determine the influence of the innovative development of countries on their competitiveness and identify prospects for Ukraine’s post-war economic recovery. The study constructed neural networks to assess the relationships between the factors of innovative development and the competitiveness of the EU countries and Ukraine. Six main factors of innovative development of countries are identified: “innovations in business (S1),” “intellectual property (S2)”, “innovations in industry (S3),” “eco-innovations (S4),” “innovation management (S5),” and “digital innovations (S5).” Groups of factors are determined by the strength of influence (strong, moderate, or weak). For Ukraine, S1 and S6 have a strong effect (33.3%), S5 shows moderate (16.7%), S2, S3, and S4 show weak effects (50%). For EU countries, S1 and S6 have a strong influence, S2 and S3 – moderate, S5 and S4 – weak. This comparative analysis concluded that EU countries consider intellectual property, green economy, and state innovation policy as key components of their competitiveness. The results discovered a weak relationship between intellectual property protection, innovation in industry, and competitiveness of Ukraine compared to EU countries. However, digital innovations significantly and positively affect Ukraine’s competitiveness.

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The influence of innovative development in the EU countries and Ukraine on the competitiveness of national economies: A comparative analysis

Strilets,

Franko,

Dykha

et al. 2024

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Forecast Modelling of Socio Economic Development Under Social and Economic Transformations

Tymoshchuk,

Shyshkovskyi,

Kolinko

et al. 2024

Lecture Notes on Data Engineering and Communications Technologies

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Assessment of Innovativeness of the EU Candidate Countries Based on the European Innovation Scoreboard

Dworak

2024

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Innovation is seen as a key capability for maintaining a competitive advantage, creating value for customers, and capturing a larger share of the market. In the contemporary world economy, understood as a set of mutual connections and interdependencies, innovations are crucial for economic growth and competitiveness. Internationalization and globalization processes in the world economy also concern the innovativeness of economies, and are visible in international use of technologies developed within national innovation systems, globalization of the creation and implementation of innovations, international (global) cooperation in research and development and innovation activities, international (global) protection of intellectual property. The aim of the article is to assess the level of innovativeness of the economies of selected European Union candidate countries based on the Summary Innovation Index (SII) and its components, as well as to estimate the innovation gap between these countries and the EU average of the Summary Innovation Index in 2023. The analysis was limited to Turkey (TR), Serbia (RS), Albania (AL), Montenegro ME), North Macedonia (MK), Bosnia and Herzegovina (BA) and Ukraine (UA) due to the availability of data describing the Summary Innovation Index, provided for all the EU candidate countries surveyed in the European Innovation Scoreboard. The paper formulates a research thesis assuming that the surveyed EU candidate countries are characterized by a lower level of innovativeness of economies than the EU average of the Summary Innovation Index and its components. Therefore, they show an innovation gap compared to the average for European Union countries in 2023. The results of the analysis only partially confirm this thesis. The article reviewed the literature on the innovation and innovativeness of economies and the innovation gap. The applied methods include descriptive analysis, statistical data analysis and comparative analysis along with statistical data from the European Innovation Scoreboard 2023.

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Forecasting the innovation of Ukraine’s economic development in a global dimension

Cited by 3 publications

References 9 publications

The influence of innovative development in the EU countries and Ukraine on the competitiveness of national economies: A comparative analysis

The influence of innovative development in the EU countries and Ukraine on the competitiveness of national economies: A comparative analysis

Forecast Modelling of Socio Economic Development Under Social and Economic Transformations

Assessment of Innovativeness of the EU Candidate Countries Based on the European Innovation Scoreboard

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