The Convergent Structural Base of Sustainable Development in the 21st Century

Zhironkin, Sergey; Cehlár, Michal; Zhironkin, Vitaly

doi:10.1051/e3sconf/201913403013

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“…Openness means that very intensive changes in the external environment lead to corresponding rapid changes in the economy itself, where a https://doi.org/10. 15405/epsbs.2021.06.03.67 Corresponding Author: Tatyana Grigoryevna Krasota Selection and peer-review under responsibility of the Organizing Committee of the conference eISSN: 2357-1330 503 convergent structure of future sustainable development is being formed (Zhironkin et al, 2019). Open mechanisms are considered as continuously changing systems, where their interaction with their environment is the basis for building the potential for sustainable innovative development.…”

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Mechanisms For Ensuring Sustainable Innovative Development Of The Economy

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Hasanov²,

Hasanov³

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European Proceedings of Social and Behavioural Sciences

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Mechanisms For Ensuring Sustainable Innovative Development Of The Economy

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Hasanov³

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“…Dynamic changes in the industry structure and the formation of a new technological basis of the digital economy based on the latest technologies determine the conditions for breaking the previous equilibrium and the possibility of transition to a new dynamic structural transformation, which determines the new principle of sustainable development (Zhironkin et al, 2020). In the new conditions, digitalization is the process of creating, becoming a qualitatively new convergent structure adequate to the principles of sustainable development (Zhironkin et al, 2019a).…”

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A New Model Of Consumer Behaviour In The Digital Economy

Gasanov¹

2022

The European Proceedings of Social and Behavioural Sciences

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The article attempts to analyse the new economic situation. Digital technologies generate more and more information needs. They are associated with new alternative opportunities based on sustainable digitalization of the economy. This leads to the formation of a new consumer model, more inherent in the digital society. In the context of digitalization, wide access to information gives consumers much more opportunities in the market. An important principle is that the maximization of utility occurs at a higher level of satisfaction of its needs in society. The modern competitive market shows that for every demand, both spontaneous and stimulated, manufacturers react with an instant increase in the output of the corresponding product or service. The market of digital goods and services also operates in this perspective. The demand for digital goods, services and technologies is beginning to dominate the modern market. Satisfaction of newly arisen needs becomes possible because of effective differentiation of economic activity and the development of new industries. Consequently, the emergence of new industries is a response to market demand, a condition for their development and the rational functioning of all its segments. The process of digital transformation of the economy generates more and more information needs. They create new alternative opportunities to meet the needs of society. At the same time, a new model of consumer behaviour is being formed, more in line with modern society.

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“…However, this does not diminish the debatability of the very concept of structural inertia as a quality of sustainable development. Some research is being made for the sources of sustainable development by fixing such fairly variable factors as investment in environmental protection, financial and social proportions of reproduction, and the ratio of intellectual and natural rent [5][6][7][8].…”

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Structural Inertia as a Constraint for Sustainable Development and Interregional Differences in Quality of Life Reducing

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Inertia is an attribute of various systems, including sustainable development. The study of the inertia of sustainable development as a complex industrial-ecological and socio-economic supersystems is necessary to give due depth to theoretical explanations of the processes implemented in the practice of regulating industrial production, economic relations that determine the environmental load, the level of consumption of natural resources, to identify qualitative and quantitative relationships between factors of changes in structural proportions in production and consumption, their sources and relocation productive forces. The result if the study of inertia as a quality of macroeconomic structural changes, immanent to sustainable development, should be a knowledge of the forms of the transition of economic achievements of society into environmental ones. The study of sustainable development inertia is intended to improve the forecasting of various processes of interaction between man and the environment through the use of productive forces. The content of structural inertia of sustainable development can be revealed through the dynamic and actively transforming properties of structural shifts no less than through the conservatism of the structure of the economy, therefore, the creation of conditions for the regulated implementation of structural inertia, its transition into its opposite – acceleration of positive structural transformations – is associated with the regulation of economic relations in the system of environment management, production and consumption of natural resources, dynamization of changes in structural proportions between raw materials production and its processing, to overcome delaying the formation of new structural elements.

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The Convergent Structural Base of Sustainable Development in the 21st Century

Cited by 9 publications

References 4 publications

Mechanisms For Ensuring Sustainable Innovative Development Of The Economy

Mechanisms For Ensuring Sustainable Innovative Development Of The Economy

A New Model Of Consumer Behaviour In The Digital Economy

Structural Inertia as a Constraint for Sustainable Development and Interregional Differences in Quality of Life Reducing

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