Socially responsible business in trade: further development in Ukraine and Russia

Kornilova, Olena; Karashchuk, Oksana

doi:10.21511/ppm.15(3-2).2017.12

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“…After the 2014 political events, significant changes occurred in the social and economic situation in the region, which influenced the trade sector: the commodity distribution system was destabilized, the retail trade turnover in comparable prices declined, the prices of consumer goods and the cost of a minimum food basket increased, the share of profitable trade organizations in their total number decreased (Komissarova, Mayorova & Mayorova, 2018). The change in the status of Crimea in 2014 influenced the corporate social responsibility of trade enterprises, as its level in the Ukraine's trade is generally higher than that in the Russia's trade (Kornilova & Karashchuk, 2017). At the same time, positive trends were observed in the Crimea trade in the following years.…”

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Analyzing regional differences in the condition and development of trade in Russia

Mayorova¹,

Panasenko²,

Nikishin³

et al. 2018

JESI

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Taking into account the importance of trade in general, determined by its functions, and the important role of trade in the Russian economy, the urgent task is to ensure the sustainable development of trade in Russia, given the peculiarities and needs of each region. As such, the study is devoted to the analysis of regional differences in the condition and development of trade in Russia. The goal of the study is to group Russian regions based on the results of estimating the condition and development of trade, and to identify the regions that need state support for trade most, as well as those that can serve as examples of the best practices in the trade industry development. The method of the study is based on a combination of indicators of condition and changes in trade, which are found taking into account nine statistical indicators that comprehensively describe different aspects of the trade industry. The outcomes confirm the existence of regional differences in the Russia trade and indicate that most of the Russian regions are described by a low level of trade development against its growth, while only a few regions demonstrate intensive development of trade, which continues to grow. State support for trade is fundamental for the Republic of Sakha (Yakutia), the Republic of Dagestan, the Chukotka Autonomous Region, the Jewish Autonomous Region, and the Republic of Ingushetia. The highest level of trade development and growth is characteristic of Moscow, the Moscow region, and the Novosibirsk region. The latter is recognized as the region with the best practices of trade development, which other regions can adopt. The results can be used by the statistics bodies and state authorities to monitor the condition and development of trade in Russian regions and will contribute to better accuracy and feasibility of managerial decisions in trade.

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Analyzing regional differences in the condition and development of trade in Russia

Mayorova¹,

Panasenko²,

Nikishin³

et al. 2018

JESI

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“…The results show that 71.4% of the Russian retail chains pay attention to the environment in the management of corporate social responsibility (Kornilova & Karashchuk, 2017). The retailers' environmental activity is generally positively perceived by consumers.…”

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Environmental disclosure in the annual reports of the Russian retailers

Кеворкова¹,

Komissarova²,

Mayorova³

et al. 2018

JBRMR

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The implementation of extended business environmental liability is an essential condition for sustainable development of the Russian economy, including in retail. Retailers' interest in environmental issues is related both to the enhancement of public control and to the possibility of acquiring additional competitive advantages and economic benefits. Effective environmental management aimed at achieving benefits and advantages involves disclosing of environmental information to the public. The present study focuses on environmental disclosure in the annual reports of the largest Russian retail companies. The authors conducted a content analysis of the approved annual reports for 2016 of six largest Russian retailers in terms of revenue. The article presents the results of data analysis on environmental liability in the annual reports of the largest Russian retailers; reveals the key ecological aspects of the largest Russian retailers, described in their annual reports; presents the environmental rating of the largest Russian retailers based on environmental data contained in the annual reports. The results can be used by retailers when addressing the environmental aspects of their business activity; they can also be used in further research on the topic.

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“…Trade and specifically retail are among the key industries of the economy and social sphere. The retail sector supplies people with goods and services, creates jobs, facilitates growth in production, agriculture and related industries, attracts foreign investment, contributes to the public budget, influences inflation, facilitates improved social life through the mechanisms of corporate social responsibility and sustainable development (KORNILOVA; KARASHCHUK, 2017;ROZHNOVA et al, 2018;KARASHCHUK et al, 2019;MAYOROVA, 2019;MAYOROVA et al, 2019).…”

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Competitiveness of retailers in the context of digitalization: a literature review

Mayorova

Panasenko

Ramazanov

et al. 2021

Laplage

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This article aims to provide a review of published academic research on the competitiveness of retailers in the context of digitalization. The input was sourced from published works indexed in the Scopus base for 2000-2020. The analysis was conducted in four stages: topical trends; keyword research; citation analysis; content analysis of the most-cited published works. The findings helped to track the evolution of research in the analyzed domain and identify four stages (2000-2003, 2004-2010, 2011-2016, 2017-present time) by distinct variation of research activity and the scope of covered problems. The findings of this review can substantiate further development of methodological approaches to studying the competitiveness of retailers in the context of digitalization and can help researchers to make more justified choices of research problems and practitioners to navigate the complicated transformations of managing competitiveness in the wake of digitalization.

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Socially responsible business in trade: further development in Ukraine and Russia

Cited by 7 publications

References 11 publications

Analyzing regional differences in the condition and development of trade in Russia

Analyzing regional differences in the condition and development of trade in Russia

Environmental disclosure in the annual reports of the Russian retailers

Competitiveness of retailers in the context of digitalization: a literature review

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