Trends in economic development and education of future economists

Filippova, Olga Vladimirovna; Grigoriev, A. V.; Murzagalina, Gulnaz Minnulovna; Sorgutov, Ilya Valerievich; Latifzoda, Dilovar Nazrishoevich; Kalimullin, Dilovar Dilovarowish

doi:10.21744/lingcure.v5n1.1842

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“…The ecological component is characterized by the state of the environment (Hertel & Baldos, 2016;Penn et al, 2017;Len & Hoang, 2019;Filippova et al, 2021).…”

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Neural network approximation in forecasting economic risks

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The article considers methodological approaches to assessing the level of development of economic systems in the context of increasing the accuracy of forecasts in unpredictable socio-economic conditions in particular taking into account the impact of unforeseen environmental risks and disasters. The author's used methods to approximate economic criteria with the help of neural networks. Analyzing the criteria of economic development of different countries, as well as taking into account the factors of the macroeconomic environment, a neural network approximation model of risk forecasting in the economic development of the country has been developed. To date, a large number of mathematical forecasting methods are known, and experts in the world economy use appropriate risk assessment criteria, but the neural network is used when the exact type of connections between inputs and outputs is unknown, which allows us to create a more accurate and flexible forecast model. The modeling takes into account the main weights that determine the degree and the priority of the impact on each component of the economic system and characterizes the complex macroeconomic relationships to determine the aggregate indices.

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“…The ecological component is characterized by the state of the environment (Hertel & Baldos, 2016;Penn et al, 2017;Len & Hoang, 2019;Filippova et al, 2021).…”

Section: Methodsmentioning

confidence: 99%

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“…Thus, it can be concluded that the level of education should correspond to the level of development. Subsequent studies, that consider education as a determinant of economic growth, have shown that investment in education brings tangible results (Filippova et al, 2021).…”

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“…Research conducted since the 1960s shows that the level of education of the society, considering a long-term perspective, is a crucial determinant of economic growth (Benavot, 1989;Nelson & Phelps, 1966;Schultz, 1992). Despite the fact that several decades have passed since the first research in this area was conducted, the relationship between education and economic growth is still being verified -both in the micro-and macroeconomic aspect (Filippova et al, 2021).…”

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On the effectiveness of remuneration of public universities’ lecturers in Poland

Kubiczek

2023

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RESEARCH OBJECTIVE: The aims of this article are: (1) to define the role of remuneration of academic staff in shaping human capital; (2) to present the dynamics of changes in the remuneration of lecturers in Poland and its comparison with changes in the minimum wage, economic growth and the inflation rate; (3) to propose a model of changes in the minimum wage of a professor as a function of changes in the minimum wage. THE RESEARCH PROBLEM AND METHODS: In order to ensure the proper level of training of academic staff, it is necessary to implement a remuneration system to attract and retain the best staff. To that end method of analysis and logical construction was used, which allowed to present a method for optimization of remuneration of academic staff in Poland. THE PROCESS OF ARGUMENTATION: The insufficient funding in Polish higher education was identified, especially the low-level of salaries of academic staff in relation to the their high responsibility. Then, the dynamics of change of professor’s minimum wage, the national minimum wage, the GDP, and the CPI were analyzed and compared. On these basis, a model for remuneration of academic staff in Poland was proposed. RESEARCH RESULTS: The results showed that the minimum wage of a professor in 2012–2023 grew slower than the minimum wage on average, and in 2023 it is approximately twice as high as the minimum wage. As a solution to the problem of determining the professor’s remuneration, the article proposes a model that will transparently determine the change on an annual basis. CONCLUSIONS, INNOVATIONS, AND RECOMMENDATIONS: With regard to higher education, an appropriate remuneration system allows for the creation of academic staff that guarantees high-quality education in all aspects, i.e. theoretical knowledge, practical knowledge and cognitive skills.

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“…Similar results also occurred in the Sokchea & Richard (2015), in Cambodia, where contract farmers spent the highest agricultural costs compared to non-contracted farmers. Contract farmers get price certainty, and market access from the company, so contract farmers do not question the agricultural costs incurred because the results obtained are better (Filippova et al, 2021;Trofimov et al, 2021).…”

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impacts contract farming on cultivation and postharvest practices on red chili farm in Magelang District, Indonesia

2022

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Contract farming refers is to carry out the agreement between the buyer and the farmer to reduce risk for both parties. Red chili is rotten, damaged, and has a large shrinkage, causing production, quality and price risks. The study provide an empirical analysis of the impact of contract farming on chili cultivation and postharvest practice. The field survey was conducted in Magelang District as the one of the production centers of red chillies in West Java. Data collected from 40 farmers for contract and 45 farmers for noncontract. The results of the study indicated that the cultivation and post-harvest practices on contract farmers are better in quality, as well as in quantity compared to non-contract farmers. In contract farming, cultivation and post-harvest practices done by farmers are controlled by growers as representatives of the company. Tight control over the products produced by farmers generates not only for the better quality, but also the increase chili farm productivity. Contract farming is recomended to apply other agricultural commodities, specially for high risk commodity which has wid price fluctuation, high quality variation, and susceptible to climate changes.

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Trends in economic development and education of future economists

Cited by 4 publications

References 16 publications

Neural network approximation in forecasting economic risks

Neural network approximation in forecasting economic risks

On the effectiveness of remuneration of public universities’ lecturers in Poland

impacts contract farming on cultivation and postharvest practices on red chili farm in Magelang District, Indonesia

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