Management of current assets at industrial enterprises

Dovletmurzaeva, Malika Abubakarovna; Jamaldinova, Markha Akhmadovna; Kukaeva, Elza Said-Selimovna

doi:10.47576/2712-7559_2022_5_4_338

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“…The breadth of the use of innovative biotechnologies in the economy is confirmed by the fact that a classifier for the use of biotechnological products in various spheres of human activity has been added to the classifier for the sectoral division of biotechnologies. Thus, in addition to the main sectors of the national economy that use biotechnological products, the biotechnology industry is also divided according to the use of special types of innovative products [3]. The first and most popular type of innovation in the modern bioeconomy is called bionics.…”

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Industrial production in the bioeconomy: Directions and prospects

Khagaeva,

Karaketova,

Chernova

2023

BIO Web Conf.

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The modern innovative economy is characterized by global transformation processes caused by revolutionary changes in the natural sciences, and, above all, in biological science. This is explained by the fact that biology has reached the molecular and subcellular level due to inter- and transdisciplinary approaches to its development, where a synergistic effect is achieved through the scientific cooperation of biology, economics, physics, chemistry, mathematics, cybernetics and information technology. Ultimately, this symbiosis led to the formation of a new direction in science - bioeconomy. The new direction is based on biotechnologies, which, as scientists note, are characterized by scientific diversity, since the development of biotechnologies depends on fundamental knowledge, practical skills and innovative technologies in other fields of science.

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Industrial production in the bioeconomy: Directions and prospects

Khagaeva,

Karaketova,

Chernova

2023

BIO Web Conf.

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“…A comprehensive analysis reveals that both Russian and foreign scholars employ various concepts and analogies from related fields of knowledge, such as sociology, philosophy, and economic geography, when discussing inequality as an objective process and category in economic science. These terms include "inequality," "regional inequality," "spatial inequality," "asymmetry," "economic stratification," "economic divergence," "stratification," "regional stratification," "differentiation," "socio-economic inequality," "income inequality," and "normal and excess inequality," among others [2].…”

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The problem of inequality in the context of sustainable development

Suleymanov,

Salamova,

Magomadova

2023

E3S Web of Conf.

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Inequality refers to the disparities within a population in terms of living conditions and the opportunities available for individuals to realize their potential. Inequality results in a portion of the population being deprived of the fundamental right to a decent standard of living. The issue of inequality is closely intertwined with the concept of social justice. Throughout the history of societies, social justice has consistently been associated with the idea of equality. At its core, equality encompasses essential principles such as the right to life, freedom, and the pursuit of happiness. This concept of equality also extends to the notion of equal opportunities. It implies that artificial barriers should not impede individuals from attaining positions in society that align with their abilities and aspirations, guided by their core principles. Furthermore, equality includes the concept of equal outcomes through fair and equitable distribution, ensuring that everyone receives their fair share of resources and opportunities.

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“…The prevailing trend of capitalist globalization over the past three decades has confronted a novel reality for which the world remains unprepared. Given the modern interconnected world, isolation from such adverse developments is impossible, necessitating proactive measures to mitigate the crisis's repercussions [2]. In this context, unconventional solutions are imperative, some of which may deviate from the longstanding neoliberal economic principles and governmental regulatory approaches.…”

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Poverty reduction strategy in countries with economies in transition

Salamova,

Khazhuev,

Ismailov

2023

E3S Web of Conf.

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Economic inequality, rooted in the unequal distribution of material resources, creates a division in society between the "wealthy" and the "poor." The wealthy individuals possess high incomes and property, which not only contributes to their financial affluence but also grants them more power and influence. While their influence may not be absolute, it is significantly greater than that of the average citizen in any given country. Additionally, wealth provides easier access to other non-material goods, such as education and healthcare, which also suffer from significant social disparities.

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Management of current assets at industrial enterprises

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Industrial production in the bioeconomy: Directions and prospects

Industrial production in the bioeconomy: Directions and prospects

The problem of inequality in the context of sustainable development

Poverty reduction strategy in countries with economies in transition

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