Evaluation of interaction between chosen indicators of development of regions in Ukraine

Horská, Elena; Moroz, Serhiy; Poláková, Zuzana; Nagyová, Ľudmila; Paska, I.

doi:10.24136/eq.2019.016

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“…Recognition of the reciprocal relationship between conventional performance measures and QOL indicators (Uysal & Sirgy, 2019) leads to a constant interest in QOL research and related indicators of socio-economic development at different levels. Such studies constantly confirm the links with the performance of enterprises and industries ( Cernevi ci ut_ e et al, 2019;Eslami et al, 2018), GDP and related indicators of well-being at the national level (Bilan et al, 2020;Kharazishvili et al, 2019;Malay, 2019;Mishchuk & Grishnova, 2015;Oliinyk et al, 2021) and the regional level ( Ci zo et al, 2020;Horsk a et al, 2019;Kisel ' akov a et al, 2018;Mazzanti et al, 2020). Being the components of social security assessment system, these factors are in fact a prerequisite for achieving social security (Akimova et al, 2020;Mishchuk et al, 2020) and personal well-being, especially in terms of ageing (Wang et al, 2021).…”

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confidence: 86%

Quality of life of the youth: assessment methodology development and empirical study in human capital management

Tvaronavičienė

Мазур

Mishchuk

et al. 2021

Economic Research-Ekonomska Istraživanja

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Based on existing approaches to assessing the quality of life and similar concepts in human capital management, a quality of life index for young people is proposed. It takes into account the factors of four groups that determine the subjective satisfaction with the quality of life: Economic environment; Socio-political environment; Social environment; Natural environment. Partial factors and their corresponding quality of life indicators are adapted to the assessments of young people, whose needs and interests differ significantly from other age groups due to differences in the values of generations and features of economic activity at a young age. The methodology developed by the authors is based on taking into account subjective assessments of the level of satisfaction with quality of life factors, as well as their importance based on the determination of weights. As a result of testing the methodology, it was found that the most important factors for a positive perception of quality of life are the social environment, in particular, family relationships and health. Economic and environmental factors have approximately the same effect. Socio-political environment factors have the least influence. Due to material well-being and the quality of socio-political life, satisfaction with the life of employed youth is slightly higher (by 3%). Instead, respondents who do not work are more satisfied with social comfort. The integrated index of quality of life of the interviewed youth is 3,438 points out of 5 maximum. The methodology and results of the assessment are useful for the development of national and regional programs and strategies of human capital development due to increase the level of satisfaction of material, spiritual and cultural needs of young people.

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confidence: 86%

Quality of life of the youth: assessment methodology development and empirical study in human capital management

Tvaronavičienė

Мазур

Mishchuk

et al. 2021

Economic Research-Ekonomska Istraživanja

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“…The factor which may also be recognized as an attractive element for Ukrainian nationals was Poland's cultural proximity, language similarity, traditions, and historical aspects. The delicate political situation in Poland was not without its significance to Ukrainian nationals (Word Bank, State Statistics Service of Ukraine, Pieńkowski, 2020;Ryndzak, 2018;Semenenko, Halhash and Sieriebriak, 2019;Horská et al, 2019).…”

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Migration and Sustainable Development: The Use of Ukrainian Workers’ Potential on the Polish Labour Market

Włodarczyk¹

2021

ERSJ

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Purpose: This paper features a case of using the potential brought in by workers from Ukraine who arrived in Poland. The paper's main objective involves assessing the evolution of Ukrainian citizens' potential by Polish employers and proposing recommendations for steps to be taken in the future by local governments and individual employers about the employment of immigrants from Ukraine to fulfill the assumptions of sustainable development. Design/Methodology/Approach: The presented article features both theoretical considerations and the results of the author's research. For these deliberations, the results of the author's research were used (in the form of a diagnostic survey) conducted between 03.2019 and 04.2020 among the citizens of Ukraine who resided in Poland. Findings: The analysis of the conducted study allows claiming that the potential of migrants from Ukraine is not fully utilized to fulfill the current needs of the Polish labor market. Practical Implications: The conclusion after analyzing the gathered theoretical and empirical material, demonstrating the need to undertake and devise an entire set of actions in order to implement the sustainable development in the operation of Polish companies and, in particular, to use the capabilities of the incoming workers. Such actions ought to be conducted both at the level of organizations, at a local level, and the level of the entire economy. Originality/Value: The conducted research may be treated as a pilot study to research the issue further.

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“…Therefore, there are more scientific works, where the dimension of space is taken into account for the studied economic phenomena. The subject literature presents analyses of the spatial diversity of the phenomena studied (see Balcerzak, 2016a;2016b;2017;Nowak, 2018;Semenko et al, 2019), the results of the use of taxonomic methods for region analysis (see Smékalová et al, 2015;Simionescu, 2016;Reiff et al, 2016;Kuc, 2017a;Tvaronavičienė & Razminienė, 2017;Hlaváček & Siviček, 2017;Rollnik-Sadowska & Dąbrowska, 2018;Kljucnikov et al, 2018;Rogalska, 2018;Horská et al, 2019), the results of the use of spatial statistics methods allowing the identification of spatial dependencies and measurement of spatial autocorrelation (see Furková & Chocholatá, 2017) and the results of the use of spatial econometrics models (see Pietrzak, 2012;Bal-Domańska, 2016;Kuc, 2017b).…”

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confidence: 99%

Modifiable Areal Unit Problem: the issue of determining the relationship between microparameters and a macroparameter

Pietrzak

2019

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Research background: One of the issues considered by economists such as Tinbergen (1939), Klein (1946), May, (1946), Theil (1965), Pawłowski (1969), Bołt et al. (1985) was to determine the mechanism of transition between the results of microeconomics and the theory of macroeconomics. As part of this research, Pawłowski (1969) raised the problem of establishing the relationship between microparameters and a macroparameter. In the presented article, Pawłowski's problem was expanded to include spatial economic research, where micro-dependencies and spatial macro-dependencies were analysed. Purpose of the article: The purpose of the article is to establish the relationship between the microparameters set for SGM agricultural macroregions and the macroparameter referring to the whole area of Poland, where the parameters describe the economic dependencies regarding the impact of the size of farms in established region on their technical equipment. In the study, the economic relationships analysed in the case of individual SGM agricultural macroregions were defined as spatial micro-dependencies, and in the case of the entire area of Poland as spatial macro-dependencies. Methods: The methodological part of the article describes the concepts of Modifiable Areal Unit Problem, causal homogeneity of spatial data, homogeneous system of sets of areal units, area and sub-areas of conclusions. The concepts of micro-dependencies and spatial macro-dependencies are presented. Basic equations allowing to determine the evaluation of the spatial macroparameter as a linear combination of spatial microparameters were also presented. Findings & Value added: In the first stage of the study, spatial micro-dependencies were identified for subsequent SGM agricultural macroregions. In the second stage of the study, the relationship between spatial microparameters for single macroregions and the spatial macroparameter for Poland was determined. Establishing the relationship allowed to determine the macroparameter estimate for the whole area of Poland.

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Evaluation of interaction between chosen indicators of development of regions in Ukraine

Cited by 9 publications

References 38 publications

Quality of life of the youth: assessment methodology development and empirical study in human capital management

Quality of life of the youth: assessment methodology development and empirical study in human capital management

Migration and Sustainable Development: The Use of Ukrainian Workers’ Potential on the Polish Labour Market

Modifiable Areal Unit Problem: the issue of determining the relationship between microparameters and a macroparameter

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