State Support as Incentive for Developing Enterprises and Increasing Competitiveness

Gagarinskaya, Galina; Gagarinskii, A. V.; Potokina, E.S.; Obuschenko, T. N.

doi:10.1007/978-3-030-53277-2_23

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“…The following multiple regression equation was obtained based on the effective indicator Y11 -"Number of fast-growing enterprises (estimated growth by the turnover)": Ŷ 11 = −10,173 − 1,222x 1.11 + 0,521x 7.5 − 0,639x 7.6 + 8,156x 8.4 , (8) where: X1.11 -unemployment level, %; X7.5 -share of organizations that used special software tools, % of the total number of surveyed organizations; X7.6 -number of active subscribers of fixed and mobile broadband Internet access, units (per 100 inhabitants); X8.4 -passenger turnover of public buses per capita, thousand pass-km.…”

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“…The main focus of contemporary publications today is on technological and economic issues in the context of digitalization: efficiency increase, reduction of costs, strengthening the competitiveness, improving the quality of products and services, etc. [3,7,8]. However, the issue of creating and transforming business models in the context of the VUCA world is still not sufficiently developed.…”

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Prospects for the development of the entrepreneurial potential of the regions of the Russian Federation

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This article analyzes the business environment of regions on the example of the Russian Federation through a system of indicators that characterize the level of its development within the 8 selected groups of factors (general economic, social, demographical, innovative, natural and geographical, factors of living standards, financial, infrastructural). The main research methods are correlation analysis, regression analysis, and modeling. Based on the results of the research, the authors come to the conclusion about the key role of socio-demographic, general economic and innovative infrastructure conditions for the development of the business environment of the regions.

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“…Variations in product specifications, consumer behaviour, and regional cultural norms present additional challenges for new exporters (Gagarinskaya et al, 2020; Reid, 1981; Tinits & Fey, 2022). Therefore, management and technology training would help them adapt their products to growing international markets (Rosli, 2012).…”

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“…Therefore, management and technology training would help them adapt their products to growing international markets (Rosli, 2012). Governments should reduce customs and other administrative barriers to exporting (Gagarinskaya et al, 2020; Shepherd, 2010). Governments organise trade fairs, trade missions, and business matching to boost their companies’ international profiles.…”

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Demystifying the Impact of Export Promotion Programme on Export Performance of SMEs: A SEM Approach

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Governments often fund export promotion programmes (EPP) to aid businesses, particularly small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), in getting past any barriers they may face when trying to expand internationally. However, there is scant empirical evidence showing that these initiatives are successful. Drawing on the findings of a survey of SMEs in Uttar Pradesh, India, this study clarifies how EPP strengthen firms’ export competence and activities. Based on 449 responses from registered exporters and Smart PLS-SEM, results show that perceived usefulness (PU), perceived market competencies (PM), and support mechanisms (SM) favour programme adequacy (PA) and directly affect the performance of the export. Furthermore, by elaborating on how EPPs can affect a company’s export performance (EP), this research fills a void in the current literature by examining the results of EPPs in Uttar Pradesh from the vantage point of the firm as the unit of analysis.

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On the issue of bankruptcy of a peasant (farm) economy

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The article examines the issues of legal regulation of the bankruptcy of a peasant (farm) economy in Russia. The authors analyze the legislation that determines the legal basis for bankruptcy, especially the bankruptcy of a peasant (farm) economy, methods of state support for this entity as well as some shortcomings in the legal regulation of bankruptcy of peasant farms as one of the areas of the agro-industrial complex. The article notes the exceptional importance of special norms in regulating the activities of peasant farms and the need to codify legislation in this area due to its specificity.

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State Support as Incentive for Developing Enterprises and Increasing Competitiveness

Cited by 3 publications

References 5 publications

Prospects for the development of the entrepreneurial potential of the regions of the Russian Federation

Prospects for the development of the entrepreneurial potential of the regions of the Russian Federation

Demystifying the Impact of Export Promotion Programme on Export Performance of SMEs: A SEM Approach

On the issue of bankruptcy of a peasant (farm) economy

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