Changing business environment in Belarus

Hrechyshkina, Olena; Samakhavets, Maryia

doi:10.26881/jpgs.2019.1.01

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“…One of the priorities of the Belarusian economy is to attract foreign investment to ensure socio-economic development (Hrechyshkina, Samakhavets, 2019a). Table 1 shows the dynamics of foreign investment inflows in the real economy of the Republic of Belarus.…”

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Main characteristics of the foreign investment development of Belarus

Samakhavets

Hrechyshkina

2020

Bulletin of Geography. Socio-Economic Series

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AbstractThe purpose of this paper is to investigate the key economic and geographical characteristics of the investment development of Belarus and how these characteristics could evolve in the future. The evaluation of the investment development of Belarus is based on comparative economic analysis, spatial analysis research methods and the cartographic method. Our results indicate a stable, predictable and enabling investment policy as the main determinant for attracting investment. This is confirmed by changes in the spatial distribution of foreign investment inflows in the real economy of Belarus by countries for 2010 and 2018. The characteristics of Belarusian investment development are identified because of the need to intensify innovative performance in the strategic dimensions of sustainable development. Particular attention is paid to the development of special economic zones with preferential regimes in the Republic of Belarus. This paper provides important new insights into the future prospects for Belarusian investment development on the basis of identified specifics.

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Main characteristics of the foreign investment development of Belarus

Samakhavets

Hrechyshkina

2020

Bulletin of Geography. Socio-Economic Series

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“…In fact, the external environment can both create restrictions and promote innovative business development. The authors consider an innovative environment as a part of a changing business environment that determines an innovative activity of enterprises (Hrechyshkina & Samakhavets, 2019;Vemić, 2017a;Vemić, 2017b). Our study leads us to conclude that successful innovative development of Belarusian businesses requires an enhancement of an environment for development and dissemination of innovations.…”

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Development of an Innovative Environment for a Knowledge-Driven Economy in Belarus

Samakhavets

Hrechyshkina

Vemić

2022

International Journal of Knowledge and Systems Science

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This paper is intended to investigate the current status and prospects of the development of an innovative environment for a knowledge-driven economy in Belarus. The estimation of the innovative environment is based on Belarusian official statistical indicators and state program documents. The results indicate the need to further improve the environment for the development of innovations in Belarus on the basis of the institutional framework formation for stimulating innovations. The new innovation coordination model in consideration of the “innovation council” is put forward with regard to Belarus. The authors take into consideration the accomplishment of the EU concept towards innovations driving a knowledge-driven economy. The substantial benefits for various Belarusian actors that could be ensured by the open innovative development are determined.

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“…Digital technology has gradually become an important driving force for a new round of globalization. Especially in the context of the COVID-19 epidemic, the deep integration of digital technology and trade development has also become an important way to overcome the global economic downturn and green economic development 45 . The institutional openness of digital empowerment unblocks the cross-border transmission and trading channels of digital trade, reduces the cost of enterprises in search, communication and transportation in foreign trade activities, eliminates the geographic distance restriction at the time of delivery, further promotes the scale expansion of digital trade and transformation, improves the production efficiency and resource utilization, and accelerates resources flow to green production sectors with high efficiency and low emissions, thus boosting the low-carbon development of international trade.…”

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Study on carbon emission reduction effect of institutional openness in China

Guo

Wang

2023

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As the main means to dovetail the domestic system with international rules, institutional openness is the key to deepening participation in the global economic governance system, breaking through energy and carbon emission constraints, and achieving green and sustainable economic development. Taking 284 prefecture-level cities in China from 2006 to 2019 as the research sample, this paper uses the establishment of Pilot Free Trade Zones as a quasi-natural experiment to systematically identify and test the actual impact of institutional openness on urban carbon emissions in China through the asymptotic difference in difference method, instrumental variables method, spatial econometric model, and mediating effects model. Meanwhile, technological progress is used as the entry point to analyze the intrinsic mechanism of action by adopting digital transformation oriented to efficiency improvement and green innovation capability oriented to R&D innovation as the differentiated perspective. It is found that institutional openness significantly suppresses urban CO2 emissions, and there is a certain heterogeneity and spatial spillover effect of this effect. Further study finds that institutional openness achieves carbon emission reduction through technological progress. The study aims to find new institutional innovation and development paths for low carbon development.

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Changing business environment in Belarus

Cited by 11 publications

References 2 publications

Main characteristics of the foreign investment development of Belarus

Main characteristics of the foreign investment development of Belarus

Development of an Innovative Environment for a Knowledge-Driven Economy in Belarus

Study on carbon emission reduction effect of institutional openness in China

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