Parity of innovation and digital economy in the Russian management system

Smirnov, V.V.; Osipov, D.G.; Babaeva, A.A.; Grigorieva, E.V.; Perfilova, Elena

doi:10.2991/mtde-19.2019.5

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“…Analysis of changes in the balance of payments of Russia is associated with the assessment of growth rates of its indicators using cluster, neural network and nonparametric methods of analysis. To determine the weight of indicators and structural deviations of growth rate of the balance of payments we will evaluate the median and dispersion (Smirnov, Osipov, Babaeva, Grigorieva, & Perfilova, 2019), (Smirnov, Semenov, Kadyshev, Zakharova, & Perfilova, 2019).…”

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Analysis Of Changes In Russia's Balance Of Payments

Osipov¹,

Smirnov²,

Gurdzhiyan³

2020

European Proceedings of Social and Behavioural Sciences

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Analysis Of Changes In Russia's Balance Of Payments

Osipov¹,

Smirnov²,

Gurdzhiyan³

2020

European Proceedings of Social and Behavioural Sciences

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“…Russia is significantly behind EU, Mongolia, Luxembourg and Cyprus in terms of GDP per capita but is close enough to them in terms of unemployment rate. This situation characterizes the extensive way of developmentlow level of automation and staff qualification [17]. Russia is trying to raise the level of automation and step into the era of "Industry 4.0" in a joint cluster with Germany.…”

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Analysis of the Impact of Europe and Central Asia on the Economic Development of Russia

Смірнов¹,

Osipov²,

Babaeva³

2019

Proceedings of the First International Volga Region Conference on Economics, Humanities and Sports (FICEHS 2019)

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Subject of the study is influence of Europe and Central Asia on the economic development of Russia. The goal of the study is to determine the factors that significantly influence the economic development if Russia by means of the dynamic range analysis complex and the growth rates of the Europe and Central Asia countries' economies. The study is based on the system approach and application of statistical, cluster and nonparametric analysis methods. The article presents relevance of the study, considers retrospective of scientific and technical cooperation between the countries of Europe and Central Asia. As a result of complex assessment of the European and Central Asia economic development countries dynamic range there has been discovered stability of relations with Austria and Belgium. Russia having low density of population is close to the group of stable countries in terms of unemployment rate and is far behind in terms of GDP per capita. Russia is in the same cluster with Germany which interest is focused on Armenia and Kazakhstan. The significant risks for recession occurring in Germany may affect the economic development of Russia. The dynamics of the of Europe and Central Asia countries economic development is determined by the difference in the degree of competition that is to significant extent caused by the difference in population density and the amount of minerals. Russia located both in Europe and Asia has a tremendous amount of various natural resources and low density of population. Russia applying the European knowledge and technologies and the minerals of Central Asia can ensure stable high rates of economic growth and high level of well-being without consuming its own natural resources. The results of the study are of interest for the public authorities in Europe and Central Asia for selection and substantiation of international cooperation areas. CCS CONCEPTS •Scientific and technical cooperation between the countries of Europe and Central Asia → Comprehensive assessment of the economic development dynamic range clustering of Russian relations with European countries → European knowledge and technology → minerals of Central Asia → Stable high rates of economic growth in Russia;

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“…The main factor constraining growth of unemployment in The Russian economy is the low level of labor productivity [18], which, in turn, determines the low values of industry and services efficiency [19] as well as critical levels of same in agriculture. In the current structure of The Russian economy the condition for productivity growth is to ensure the growth of consumer prices and the GDP deflator.…”

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Analysis of the Russian Economy’s Ability to Generate Profit

Смирнов¹,

Osipov²,

Gorbunova³

2019

Proceedings of the First International Volga Region Conference on Economics, Humanities and Sports (FICEHS 2019)

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Study subject is the ability of the Russian economy to generate profit. The aim of the work is to determine the key indicators affecting the ability of the Russian economy to generate profit. The study is based on a systematic approach using statistical, cluster, neural network and non-parametric analysis. The article explains the necessity for assessment of the Russian economy's ability to generate profit in the conditions of falling global trade rates and intensification of global competition and global economy transfer from total globalization policy to segmented American corporate governance. Scientific knowledge of system analysis as an aggregate of hierarchically ordered economic phenomena related to increase of economic growth rates, reduction of unemployment, general price level and interest rate, fine balance of state budget and trade balance, etc. became a methodological basis. As a result of analysis of an aggregate of retrospective and forecast economic indexes of Russia according to the data of the World Bank, International Monetary Fund, Organization for economic cooperation and development there have been revealed its abilities to generate profit due to change of: GDP deflator, value added (services), employment (services), FDI stocks (imports and exports), imports of goods and commercial services, FDI flows (imports), consumer prices, public sector expenditures, growth rates of total reserves (including gold), productivity growth rates, trade of goods and unemployment rate. The main factors constraining profit generation are: low performance indicators of industry, services and agriculture, trade activity; weak dynamics of foreign direct investment; insufficient liberalization of the Russian market against the background of stable growth of the corruption perception index. The ability of the Russian economy to generate profits in relation to low efficiency of industry, services, agriculture, steady dependence of productivity growth from growth of GDP deflator, short-term increase in general reserves, lack of liberalization of the Russian market and growth of the corruption perception index would not allow to avoid deep fall during the global recession. CCSCONCEPTS • Ability of the Russian economy to generate profit → statistical, cluster, neural network and non-parametric analysis → data from the World Bank, the International monetary Fund, the Organization for economic cooperation and development→ the main factors constraining generation of profit → deep fall of the Russian economy during the global recession.

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Parity of innovation and digital economy in the Russian management system

Cited by 9 publications

References 11 publications

Analysis Of Changes In Russia's Balance Of Payments

Analysis Of Changes In Russia's Balance Of Payments

Analysis of the Impact of Europe and Central Asia on the Economic Development of Russia

Analysis of the Russian Economy’s Ability to Generate Profit

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