Internet Economy vs Classic Economy: Struggle of Contradictions

Sukhodolov, Alexander; Popkova, Elena G.; Kuzlaeva, Irina M.

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“…Therefore, Sukhodolov et al (2018b) remind us that the prevailing environment for the development of the Internet economy in modern Russia could reflect as favorable; and it is related to the presence of akin stipulations such as its vivid expanding support for production. Unlike the regular product, Internet merchandise has its specificity manifested in non-material quality such as low level of data transmitter and connection to its source amongst its versatile rationale qualities (Sukhodolov et al , 2018c). The stipulated is akin to the examination by Myers et al .…”

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Musina Municipality tourism management and strategies: a sustainable-eco-tourism inclusive business insights for the town, abbuting peri-urban and countryside existences

Ramaano

2022

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PurposeThis inquiry examines Musina Municipality's tourism development states and strategies with “a study of existing documents and respondents' acknowledgments on their conceived engagements on tourism administrations in Vhembe District, Limpopo Province, South Africa.” Imports of sustainable tourism and community subsistence have developed in modern years. Yet, not numerous such investigations centered on synergies inside the assorted characters of tourism and their businesses. Besides, meaningful aid to promote local settlements and sustainability in provincial districts is not modestly perceived. Hence the foremost aim is to appraise a strategy for consolidating tourism as an instrument for sustainable local community development (SLMD). The examination reasons that Musina Municipality has abundant tourism feasibilities and natural resources but requires a more diverse dependable tourism plan around the ecotourism market to permit the local inhabitants while promoting environmental sustainability.Design/methodology/approachTo grasp the dynamics of tourism actualities and their management around the communities in the Municipality, Focus group discussion (FGDs), surveys, interviews and existing document inspections, supplemented by field observations, were appropriated. Consequently, Microsoft Excel, Cross-tabulation and manual sorting of data interpretation systematized the exploration of the data. The features supplementing the antecedent and modern tourism states toward sustainable-eco-tourism enterprises and assorted welfare in Musina Municipality got explained.FindingsThis study exposes an inoperative unity between sustainable tourism initiatives and ecotourism imperatives. The aforesaid could work enthusiastically on multiple forms of rural tourism in the adjoining local populations and the uprightness of urban tourism in Musina town. So, it has deliberated a basis for a conventional, sustainable, and ecotourism-bound market-orientated tourism approach to allow the local neighborhoods in Musina Municipality and its foundation toward the intact Province.Originality/valueMusina Municipality is among the renowned desiccate precincts in the North of Limpopo Province in South Africa. It got designated by the poverty-stricken rural populations. A predicament is kindred to various agricultural societies elsewhere in the world. The Municipality nevertheless grounds itself in a diverse tourism-based exhibition within the Limpopo province, the Vhembe region. Such particularized wealth manifest through ecotourism-based realities akin to the Nwanedi Provincial Park (NPP), Tshipise Forever Resort (TFF), Nwanedi Resort (NN) and many others.

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Musina Municipality tourism management and strategies: a sustainable-eco-tourism inclusive business insights for the town, abbuting peri-urban and countryside existences

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2022

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“…Rapid development of the e-commerce market and its growing importance for the Russian economy has attracted the attention of both researchers [Kim, Urunov, Kim, 2016;Sukhodolov, Popkova, Kuzlaeva, 2018] and consulting companies (e.g., GfK Rus; Data-Insight). Current studies on e-commerce market development, described various factors which drive e-commerce adoption in Russia (Table 2), from the perspectives of e-commerce actors and e-commerce consumers.…”

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“…Over the past twenty years, active development of electronic markets has attracted the increasing attention of researchers from different subject areas [Hoffman, Novak, Peralta, 1999;Schafer, Konstan, Riedl, 2001;Childers et al, 2002;Pavlou, Dimoka, 2003;Gibbs, Kraemer, 2004;Kim, Urunov, Kim, 2016;Casado-Aranda, Martínez-Fiestas, Sánchez-Fernández, 2018;Sukhodolov, Popkova, Kuzlaeva, 2018]. An innovation for the retail market in the 2000-s, [Kendall et al, 2001;Santarelli, 2004] offering certain advantages over offline formats [Yadav, Varadarajan, 2005], e-commerce is now a vital channel for consumers and businesses alike, and it is growing.…”

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E-commerce adoption in Russia: Market- and store-level perspectives

Rebiazina

Smirnova

Daviy

2020

Russian Management Journal

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E-commerce market development depends on a configuration of factors which can both enable its further development and hinder its adoption by consumers. In particular, emerging markets provide a range of opportunities for e-commerce; however, they are also associated with specific barriers, limiting the potential for fully exploiting these opportunities. With an Internet audience of 93 mln people, the Russian emerging market represents the largest online audience in Europe, allowing it to stimulate substantial e-commerce growth over the last decade. The main objective of this paper is to explore consumer perception of e-commerce adoption factors at two levelsmacro-level factors associated with the overall environment, institutional factors and trust; and store-level factors associated with real consumer experiences. This multi-level approach reflects the complexity of consumer thinking about the market -both in terms of the evolving environment, which offers consumers opportunities to make decisions and purchases, and real experience, where product factors influence particular consumer decisions and are weighed by consumers as pros and cons. Our study is based on a survey of 3 387 respondents that represented the consumer perspective. The findings reveal the structure of the driving and limiting factors, highlighting the core role of the trustworthiness and transparency of the e-commerce market players, delivery conditions, and store-related risks.

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“…The digital economy is a growth factor that has a constructive and constructive effect on the market, communications, economic growth, etc. [29].…”

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The state of the Russian payment market: digitalization and the impact of COVID-19

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The purpose of the article is to assess the state of the Russian payment market and the impact on it of two main factors - the COVID-19 pandemic and the development of the digital economy. Objectives of the article: 1) highlight the stages of development of the modern payment market in Russia; 2) identify the dynamics of the payment market of the Russian Federation (infrastructure for the provision of payment and other financial services, the number of non-cash payments, the use of cash); 3) to establish the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic and the development of the digital economy on the state of the Russian payment market. As a result of solving the tasks, the following was established. There are three stages to assess the Russian payment market. Analysis of data on the infrastructure for the provision of payment and other financial services showed that since 2010 there has been an annual decrease in the number of banks. The structure of non-cash payments is changing: the number and amount of transactions using payment cards are growing, the number and volume of money transfers are decreasing, and cash is being phased out. The impact of the COVID-19 pandemic and digitalization on the state of the Russian payment market reflects trends that are being strengthened by the pandemic and are shaping a sustainable trend.

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Internet Economy vs Classic Economy: Struggle of Contradictions

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Musina Municipality tourism management and strategies: a sustainable-eco-tourism inclusive business insights for the town, abbuting peri-urban and countryside existences

Musina Municipality tourism management and strategies: a sustainable-eco-tourism inclusive business insights for the town, abbuting peri-urban and countryside existences

E-commerce adoption in Russia: Market- and store-level perspectives

The state of the Russian payment market: digitalization and the impact of COVID-19

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