Regulatory Policy and Optimization of Investment Resource Allocation in the Model of Functioning of Recreation Industry

Shevchenko, Hanna

doi:10.30525/2256-0742/2017-3-1-109-115

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“…The main idea (based on the conceptual scheme of the input-output model on Figure 6) is that at the present stage of national accounts maintenance and compiling a cross-sectoral account in the sectors of forestry, fisheries and agriculture. Herewith, recreational assets should be considered not only at the sectoral level (Shevchenko 2017) or territory level (Prokopenko & Petrushenko 2013), but at the integrated territorial-sectoral level. It is clear, that impact assessment process of the consideration of natural resource assets on of the structure of the intersectoral balance is associated with methodological difficulties, in particular, the valuation of those assets and so on.…”

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Input-output analysis of recreational assets within the inclusive sustainable development in Ukraine

Shevchenko¹,

Petrushenko²,

Burkynskyi³

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JESI

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This paper aims to develop approaches to accounting for recreational assets in the input-output model based on the analysis of the dynamics of their structure, as well as the structure of intermediate consumption of recreational services, on the example of intersectoral balance of Ukraine during 2012-2018. Based on forecasting the dynamics of indicators such as gross value added, consumption of fixed capital, net operated surplus, etc., optimistic and pessimistic scenarios for the development of recreation (arts, sports, entertainment and leisure) in Ukraine are identified, taking into account the factors of natural asset and the coronavirus pandemic. In particular, the net export indicator is expected to increase due to the restriction of international tourist arrivals and the formation of the domestic market of recreational services on the basis of inclusive sustainable development. Herewith, recreational and tourist enterprises have the following guidelines: security, quality, comfort, effectiveness of asset use. The expediency of state support is seen in the redistribution of the share of accounted natural assets between agriculture, forestry, fisheries and recreation, as well as in changing the structure of assets and intermediate consumption by reducing the share of public administration and increasing the share of other sectors, especially healthcare. The proposed organizational and economic measures complement the Strategy for the development of tourism and resorts for the period up to 2026 in Ukraine.

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Input-output analysis of recreational assets within the inclusive sustainable development in Ukraine

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“…And this requires the search for all kinds of opportunities for innovative development and the use of intersectoral cooperation, involving social, cultural, geographical, political and other factors. In order for the measures declared in the programs to be realistic, clear actions are needed to regulate relations in the field of tourism [12] and in the field of energy. At the same time, the role of the state should be focused on establishing the rules of the game in the markets of tourism and renewable energy, as well as supporting socially and environmentally oriented projects.…”

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A symbiosis between renewable energy and tourism: The case ofDnipro region in Ukraine

Shevchenko

Petrushenko

2021

E3S Web Conf.

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Transition economies have less ambition to achieve the 2030 Sustainable Development Goals in comparison with developed economies. However, if to compare the benchmarks under Goal 9 “Affordable and clean energy” for Ukraine with the trends of its energy balance, the satisfaction of the relevant ambitions is possible only with a comprehensive approach. Purpose of the study is to analyse the multifaceted innovative intersectoral cooperation and inclusion of energy-tourism projects in the regional socio-economic and ecological programs, in accordance with the reference benchmarks under SDGs in Ukraine. The paper has outlined an approach to activation the relationship between renewable energy and tourism sphere, on the example of solar power plants in the Dnipro region. Implementation of the proposed, in the study, part of the regional program will create opportunities: for tourism sphere – improving the tourist image of the region, increasing in the number of domestic tourists, creating new jobs, increasing in volume of tourist services, increasing in revenues from tourism to regional and local budgets; for renewable energy sphere: also improving an image and information policy, increasing in number of future customers, generating additional income, improving indicators of social and environmental effectivness. The proposals set out in the paper will serve in the future as basis for the development of the ideas of energy-tourism symbiosis within the European Green Deal.

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“…1). The paper [10] demonstrates the main problems of an emerging country, in the context of studying the motivation of workers to work within the norm. Recreation is considered not only as a hygienic factor, but also a motivating factor.…”

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“…1. Regulation and motivation on the continuum "work -environment (recreation)" on the basis on the Breton-Brennan-Buchanan model Source: Developed by the authors on the basis on[8][9][10][11]…”

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Recreation and work in an emerging country: a combination of regulatory and motivational influences

Shevchenko¹,

Burkynskyi²,

Petrushenko³

2021

MATEC Web Conf.

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The work can not be considered in isolation from the recreation as a process of an individual’s vital forces restoration. In emerging economies, recreational management needs an actualization at both the macro and micro levels. The purpose of the study is an analysis of the possibilities of combining the functions of regulation and motivation in the direction of increasing productivity and employment due to improved recreation. The research methodology is the Breton-Brennan-Buchanan model, within which homo economicus feels the influence from the government and adjusts the ratio of “work – leisure”. A modified view on this model is that the state is seen not only in terms of income maximization. If the collected taxes are returned to the individual, in particular in the form of qualitative recreation, then in this case the demotivation in the form of non-effective work is reduced. The paper substantiates the directions of recreational sphere activation in Ukraine, namely in relation to: increasing the motivational role of the state, along with its exclusively regulatory function; participation of enterprises in the processes of discussion and implementation of measures relevant to improving the quality of the recreational environment and infrastructure within the framework of public space renovation.

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Regulatory Policy and Optimization of Investment Resource Allocation in the Model of Functioning of Recreation Industry

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Input-output analysis of recreational assets within the inclusive sustainable development in Ukraine

Input-output analysis of recreational assets within the inclusive sustainable development in Ukraine

A symbiosis between renewable energy and tourism: The case ofDnipro region in Ukraine

Recreation and work in an emerging country: a combination of regulatory and motivational influences

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