Econometric Estimation of the Impact of Integration of Education and Science on Sustainable Development (On the Example of Cis Countries, Ukraine and Georgia)

Muradov, Adalat; Hasanli, Yadulla; Hajiyev, Nazim; Shabanov, Sardar

doi:10.2139/ssrn.4326953

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“…Scientists operating in the fi eld of economics assert that competitiveness is one of the substantial elements infl uencing the level of a country's economic development (Bruneckienė et al, 2021;Muradov et al, 2019;Mynkin, 2017). Moreover, competitiveness diminishes the size of the shadow economy (Poufi nas et al, 2021), which, in turn, could infl uence overall economic growth.…”

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Comprehensive Assessment of Enterprise Digital Competitiveness

Skvarciany,

Jurevičien&#

2024

Prague Economic Papers

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There are studies investigating a country's digital competitiveness; however, there is a lack of research examining digital competitiveness at the enterprise level. Hence, the current study aims at composing an enterprise digital competitiveness index (EDCI), which provides a possibility to assess the level of enterprise digital competitiveness and could be used by policymakers in the development of a strategy for transitioning to the digital economy. The CRITIC and COPRAS approaches are employed for the index construction. The criteria and subcriteria provided by Eurostat ( 2022) are used as antecedents of the EDCI. The results indicate that Nordic countries have reached the highest level of enterprise digital competitiveness. The mentioned countries' GDP per capita is in the top 5 among the EU countries, while the countries with the lowest GDP per capita show the lowest EDCI.

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