Economic levers of regulation of entrepreneurship

Shokan, Roza; Karipova, Ainur; Khoich, Aizhan; Kabdullina, Gulmira; Kudaibergenov, Nuradin; Niyetalina, G. K.

doi:10.9770/jesi.2019.7.2(54)

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“…In this paper we collected the data which describe oral presentations of one of the BRICS top thinktanks. Their decisions are of much importance and have a direct impact on global community (Al-Gasaymeh, 2016;Dudin et al, 2016;Bond, 2016;Aimurzina et al, 2019;Shokan et al, 2019;Omarkhanova et al, 2019).…”

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BRICS Message From South Africa

Zavyalova

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Bezbakh

et al. 2020

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The paper features the data obtained from the analysis of a video strip with the help of ELAN 5.4, the free software developed by the experts from Max Planck Institute for Psycholinguistics, the Language Archive, Nijmegen, the Netherlands. The software enables to annotate video and audio strips, describing pauses, the duration of utterances, gestures, pronunciation and other linguistic and extralinguistic factors. The speaker in the video – South African President Cyril Ramaphosa – delivers his official address to the leaders of the 10th BRICS leadership summit in Sandton, Johannesburg on July 26, 2018. BRICS is a powerful link of a global financial architecture. Its main targets are to mobilize resources for sustainable development projects of BRICS and to facilitate the global growth of multilateral and regional financial, educational and industrial institutions. The material and the speaker for the analysis belong to the domain of BRICS top level politics. South Africa was the main host of the leadership summit in 2018. South African President Cyril Ramaphosa in his speech stressed the significance of the fourth industrial revolution highlighted by Professor Klaus Schawb at the World Economic Forum in Davos in 2016. The notion of the revolution appeared in the South African leader's address 7 times. Nevertheless, the authors of the paper see more messages hidden between the lines of the South African President's address. In the paper it is argued that BRICS architecture has a right to be interpreted as an attempt of keeping the world away from further plunging into environmental degradation, the development of critical thinking and innovation among BRICS citizens. The purpose of the paper is to demonstrate the method of pauses analysis to reveal a more complex mixture of speakers' visions. Long pauses are meaningful and extremely informative for discourse analysis. The data may be relevant for discourse analysis experts, political journalists, educators and copywriters.

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BRICS Message From South Africa

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“…Despite the extensive coverage in the economic literature on the effectiveness of state support for SMEs, the policy of industrial-innovative development of the economy does not give the desired result, the innovation component of manufactured products still remains at a very low level, the competitiveness of manufactured products is also at a low level [14].…”

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Evaluation of the effectiveness of government support for technology entrepreneurship

Ibyzhаnova,

Rustenova,

Sultanova

et al. 2023

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This article explores the role of state support in stimulating technological entrepreneurship and its impact on the innovation process. Through analyzing existing research and using empirical evidence, the article develops a theoretical framework that explains the mechanisms of the impact of government measures on technological entrepreneurship. The article provides an overview of the main measures and tools implemented in the Republic of Kazakhstan over the past 10 years. In particular, the effectiveness of measures of JSC "Entrepreneurship Development Fund "Damu", which realizes the functions of an agent for accounting and monitoring the use of funds from the state budget, is assessed. The draw a conclusion about the stable growth of the sector, despite the negative factors of the impact of non-stability of the external environment. A quantitative assessment of the macroeconomic impact of financial measures of state support on technological entrepreneurship using the methods of correlation and regression analysis is given. The results of the assessment showed that there are weak and strong influence of state support measures: interest rate subsidies do not show macroeconomic effect, loan guarantees have a weak effect on the opening of new business entities; conditional placement of funds in banks and interest rate guarantees show good influence. In conclusion, our article presents concrete practical implications and policy recommendations to enhance state support strategies for technology entrepreneurship, aimed at promoting innovation and reinforcing economic competitiveness. The research has revealed a noteworthy surge in innovation activity and growth in economic competitiveness. In particular, comparative assessments indicate that in 2021, the SME sector accounted for 33.3 % of the economy, signifying a substantial increase from the 32.8 % of GDP it constituted in 2020. These numbers underline the success of the current policies and provide a strong rationale for the continued enhancement of state support for technology entrepreneurship. The findings not only reaffirm the significance of continuing this policy but also establish the groundwork for more ambitious targets, such as achieving a 35 % share of SMEs in the economy by 2025.

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Problems of Financial Support of SME Development in the Russian Federation

Prosvetova

Gerasimov

2020

Digital Economy and the New Labor Market: Jobs, Competences and Innovative HR Technologies

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Economic levers of regulation of entrepreneurship

Cited by 5 publications

References 8 publications

BRICS Message From South Africa

BRICS Message From South Africa

Evaluation of the effectiveness of government support for technology entrepreneurship

Problems of Financial Support of SME Development in the Russian Federation

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