EU Structural Instruments–Key Component in Improving the Romanian Macroeconomic Stability?

Dragan, Gabriela

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“…And for the proper preparation of human resources, it is necessary to use the current state of reforms in education and make greater use of the potential of regional budgets and educational institutions in Ukraine (Pukala & Petrova, 2019). Dragan (2012), Rifkin (2014), Ross (2016), andSchwab (2016a) predict the irreversible changes caused by the use of technology from Industry 3.0. and moving to Industry 4.0:…”

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Assessment of the Development of Foreign Trade in High-Tech Production of Ukraine Under the Association With the Eu

Matyushenko

Hlibko

Petrova

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Business, Management and Education

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Purpose – the purpose of article should assess the main factors affecting the development of trade in high-tech products of Ukraine in the context of association with the EU and the spread of a new industrial revolution. Research methodology – the scheme of research of trade of high-tech products of Ukraine from the EU on the basis of qualitative and quantitative economic-statistical analysis, analysis of comparative advantages and correlation-regression analysis. Findings – the results of the analysis show that the main factors determining the low presence of Ukraine in the world market of high-tech products are the outdated structure of production, a low level of R&D costs, and a decrease in the innovative activity of Ukrainian enterprises. The article presents the author’s recommendations on improving the effectiveness of foreign trade in high-tech products of Ukraine in the EU market. Research limitations – the absence of a state development strategy for the production of hightech products does not make it possible to accurately determine indicators of scientific research of the potential of Ukraine. Practical implications – correlation-regression analysis results can be used in the private and state sectors of the economy of Ukraine. Originality/Value – the original combination of schemes and methods allowed us to identify new critical places for export development in the context of the association of Ukraine with the EU.

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Assessment of the Development of Foreign Trade in High-Tech Production of Ukraine Under the Association With the Eu

Matyushenko

Hlibko

Petrova

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Business, Management and Education

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The main achievements of the EU structural funds 2007?2013 in the EU member states: efficiency analysis of transport sector

Melecký

2018

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Research background: The European Union currently provides financial support to the Member States through various financial tools from European Structural and Investment Funds 2014–2020, and previously from the EU Structural Funds. In both terminologies, the funds represent the main instrument of EU Cohesion Policy to sustain territorial development, to increase competitiveness and to eliminate regional disparities. The overall impact of EU Funds depends on the structure of funding and absorption capacity of the country. Purpose of the article: The efficiency of funding across the EU Member States is a fundamental issue for EU development as a whole. The Author considers deter-mining the efficiency of EU Funds as an issue of high importance, and therefore this paper provides a contribution to the debate on the role of EU Cohesion Policy in the Member States. The paper focuses on territorial effects of relevant EU Funds in programming period 2007–2013 in infrastructure through efficiency analysis. Methods: Efficiency analysis is based on data at the country level, originating from ex-post evaluation of Cohesion Policy programmes 2007–2013 and representing the input and output variables to analyse whether the goal of fostering growth in the target countries have been achieved with the funds provided, and whether or not more resources generated stronger growth effects in transport accessibility. The paper deals with comparative cross-country analysis, descriptive analysis of dataset and multiple-criteria approach of Data Envelopment Analysis (DEA) in the form of output-oriented BCC VRS model of efficiency and output-oriented APM VRS subsequently model of super-efficiency. Findings & Value added: The paper aims to test the factors of two inputs and five outputs, trying to elucidate the differences obtained by the Member States in effective use of the European Regional Development Fund and the Cohesion Fund in the transport sector. The paper determines if the countries have been more efficient in increasing their levels of competitive advantages linked with transport. Preliminary results reveal that most countries with a lower amount of funding achieve higher efficiency, especially countries in a group of so-called “old EU Member States”, i.e. group EU15.

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EU Structural Instruments–Key Component in Improving the Romanian Macroeconomic Stability?

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Assessment of the Development of Foreign Trade in High-Tech Production of Ukraine Under the Association With the Eu

Assessment of the Development of Foreign Trade in High-Tech Production of Ukraine Under the Association With the Eu

The main achievements of the EU structural funds 2007?2013 in the EU member states: efficiency analysis of transport sector

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