The Study of the Dynamics of Innovative Development of Economy on the Endogenous Growth Through Multi-sector Extension of the Solow Model

Derunova, E.A.; Firsova, Аnna; Вавилина, А. В.; Семенов, А С

doi:10.13005/bbra/1556

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“…When studying and improving the Solow model, special results were achieved by V.А. Kolemaev [6]. He considered the model in terms of the delay when introducing funds without taking into account the dynamics of the technological progress.…”

Section: Methodsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Modelling Economic Growth Based on Factors of Innovation Production Potential Development

Derunova¹,

Andryushchenko²,

Derunov³

2018

IJET

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The Russian economic growth is associated with the increase in the competitive advantages of the domestic industry and the material sector of economy, including agriculture. The article studies the factors that have positive impact on the economic development and growth, as well as those that restrain these processes. The problem of assessing the need in innovative activity of economic sectors is actualized taking into account the differences of Russian regions in terms of agricultural productivity. The use of the imitations and innovations’ theory and methodological instruments of production functions’ models is substantiated. Thus, the Solow model is studied, and the improvement of the model, including the funds’ introduction delay when the optimal accumulation rates are equal to the elasticity coefficients by funds, is shown. The factors that include various economic growth models: volumes of capital, physical and intellectual labor, labor productivity, the production returns rate, the scientific and technological progress rate, the population growth rate, the consumer demand, production structure, institutional factors, and saving rates, are studied. It is proved that the study of neoclassical models of the economic growth shows their incomplete adequacy taking into account all differentiating factors, competitive processes and differentiating branch structures of economy. In the work, the hypothesis of the interrelationship of the saving rate, labor productivity and the volume of investments in Russia is mathematically proven taking into account the differentiation of Russian regions and peculiarities of statistical accounting.

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Section: Methodsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Modelling Economic Growth Based on Factors of Innovation Production Potential Development

Derunova¹,

Andryushchenko²,

Derunov³

2018

IJET

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“…In the modern studies indicated that for the functioning of innovative-technological economy needs the investments, well developed infrastructure, effective development institutions, security of intellectual and scientific-technical potential [9], [10]. But the quality of human capital is the main engine of economic growth.…”

Section: Theoretical Analysismentioning

confidence: 99%

Inequality of Spatial Development of Higher Education in Russia

Firsova¹,

Preobrazhenskiy²,

Вавилина³

2019

Proceedings of the 2nd International Conference on Contemporary Education, Social Sciences and Ecological Studies (CESSES 2019)

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Regional higher education systems are closely linked to the economic,-innovative and cultural development of the regions. Its effectiveness, in turn, contributes to the country's economic growth and international competitiveness. These trends are actualized by studies aimed at assessing the effectiveness of higher education systems. The purpose of the article is to identify the regional differences in the concentration of students and revenue in the regional systems of higher education of the Russian Federation. The article uses the methods of economic and statistical analysis, calculated the Herfindahl-Hirschman index to assess the concentration of the number of students and the value of revenue in regional higher education systems. The applied value of the research results lies in the possibility of creating a typology of regional systems of higher education in the regions of Russia by the level of concentration of universities. The assessment of territorial differences in the level of concentration of students and university revenue in the regions of Russia allowed identifying the prospects of regional higher education systems as a source of economic, innovative and socio-cultural development of the region.

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“…There is an ideology driven debate about public funding, e.g., as there are concerns about market-distortions from subsidies and possible beneficial spill-over effects from subsidies to innovators [179]. Thus, in many developing countries farmers receive energy subsidies (electricity and gasoline for pumps), which some authors linked to over-exploitation of groundwater for irrigation [180].…”

Section: Modeling Funding Policiesmentioning

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The Human Right to Water in Law and Implementation

Brunner

Mishra

Sakthivel

et al. 2015

Laws

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Recent concerns about alleged insufficient water provision to the poor in Detroit, USA, has put the Human Right to Water (HRW) into the international discussion. The paper asks: "To what extent did international human rights treaties make HRW judiciable?" and "How did government policies implement it?" In a crosscountry comparison of performance indicators, merely accepting HRW has not been helpful in promoting affordable access to potable water or sanitation facilities close to the home, amongst the reasons being deficiencies in water-governance. Case-law confirmed that with respect to affordable access HRW obliges governments to a "progressive realization" only, also in countries accepting HRW (India, South Africa). The paper focuses on the resulting positive state obligation to establish funding programs for better water and sanitation services and analyzes funding policies by a mathematical model of policy goals. It identifies two viable goals namely the successful support for the poor, as in developing countries, and the most economic use of public funds, as in industrialized countries. Other goals conceivable for the model have been tried in the past and failed.

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The Study of the Dynamics of Innovative Development of Economy on the Endogenous Growth Through Multi-sector Extension of the Solow Model

Cited by 5 publications

References 9 publications

Modelling Economic Growth Based on Factors of Innovation Production Potential Development

Modelling Economic Growth Based on Factors of Innovation Production Potential Development

Inequality of Spatial Development of Higher Education in Russia

The Human Right to Water in Law and Implementation

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