Vector and Structural Changes in the Modern World

Pedchenko, Nataliya; Shkurupii, O.; Deyneka, T.; Verhal, Kseniia; Tul, S. I.

doi:10.18371/fcaptp.v3i34.215590

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2020

DOI: 10.18371/fcaptp.v3i34.215590

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Vector and Structural Changes in the Modern World

Nataliya Pedchenko¹,

O. Shkurupii²,

T. Deyneka³

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Abstract: The article examines the vector and structural changes in the modern world, caused by exogenous and endogenous factors and identified on the basis of determining the countries status taking into account the processes of changing their positions according to the group affiliation (hegemonic countries, applicant countries, «third world» countries, as well as other countries which gravitate to the world vanguard or rearguard ones). The proposed methodology of research into the countries global status is based on … Show more

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Ukraine’s Global Status as an Indicator of Its Current Problems and Opportunities

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Abstract. It was ascertained that the global status of a country is determined by a set of its characteristics as an entity of international relations identifying the place it occupies among other countries over a certain historical period of time. The global status is defined as the relative position of countries in the system of international relations. The main factors that determine the global status of countries are economic development; achievements in science, technology and innovation; development of social spheres (health care, education, social protection); the outcome of distributing and exercising power within the state (domestic policy) as well as between states (foreign policy); the effectiveness of institutions; and governance efficiency in the field of environmental management. It is proved that the global status of countries depends primarily on how effectively each of its spheres functions in terms of the interests of society’s development. At the same time, it depends on the synergistic effect — the coordinated action of all components of the socio-natural system (aggregate endogenous factor) and the degree of the country inclusion in the system of modern international relations, which is largely due to globalisation (exogenous factor). It is stated that the country’s acquisition of a different global status compared to the previous one reflects the status dynamics. That means a change in the roles played by countries in the system of international relations, i.e. the process of transforming their behavior on the world stage. These starting points of the study of the place and role of individual countries in the modern globalized world became the basis for the analysis of Ukraine’s position (by areas of activity and in general). The global status of Ukraine is defined and interpreted through correlation with the criteria derived from the theory of world-system analysis. Based on these methodological principles, modern problems have been identified and the possibility of further development of Ukraine has been assessed. Keywords: world economy, global status of countries, problems and contradictions of social development, socio-natural system, globalisation. JEL Classification B41, F62, F63, F64, F68 Formulas: 0; fig.: 0; tabl.: 4; bibl.: 27.

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Macroeconomic Effect of Corporate Social Responsibility: Ukraine’s International Status

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Pedchenko²,

Shymanovska-Dianych³

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Abstract. The article proves the need and possibility to determine the macroeconomic effect of corporate social responsibility. The need for research is due to the gradual establishment of post-capitalist relations in society. This changes the system of interaction between business, society and the state. At the same time, it is taken into account that the systemic transformation is accompanied by deepening asymmetries and crisis phenomena in the world economy, increasing risks and challenges to society. This also leads to the need of the determination of the macroeconomic effect of corporate social responsibility. The possibility of determining the specified macroeconomic effect is provided by the analysis methodology for generalizing the results of rationing for three indicators reflecting the components of sustainable development (social sphere, economy and ecology). This allows to determine the average index of compliance of the country with the requirements of sustainable development. Thus, the basic principles of understanding the corporate social responsibility policy, the result of which is manifested at the national level, are considered in the context of the interrelation with the content of the sustainable development concept. The theoretical and methodological principles of this research area are consistent with the requirements of the new economic reality, which is increasingly acquiring the signs of post-capitalism. The methodology that guarantees the determination of the macroeconomic effect of corporate social responsibility is proposed. The proposed methodology is applied to clarify the international status of Ukraine regarding the compliance of the country’s development with the goals of sustainable development with the projection of processes occurring in society on the consumption sphere (taking into account the reaction of consumers to business behavior). Aggregation of standardized values (Ukraine to the number of countries in the ratings) made it possible to assess the country’s position, to adjust it for the indicator of the country’s development compliance with the principles of sustainable development, and to take into account the market reaction to business behavior (consumer confidence when making purchases). Keywords: sustainable development, corporate social responsibility, macroeconomic system, macroeconomic effect of corporate social responsibility, post-capitalism. JEL Classification B41, F20, M14 Formulas: 3; fig.: 0; tabl.: 4; bibl.: 31.

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Vector and Structural Changes in the Modern World

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Ukraine’s Global Status as an Indicator of Its Current Problems and Opportunities

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