Formation of Approaches to Environmental Policy under Conditions of Digital Economy

Fedulin, Aleksandr; Chernaya, Ilona Vitalievna; Orlova, Elena Yurievna; Avtsinova, Galina Ivanovna; Simonyan, Tatyana V.

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“…In turn, this process improves productivity and reduces the burden on the environment of economic growth, ultimately improving the efficiency of inputs and outputs and reducing pollution caused by economic development (Sun et al, 2022). Finally, from the macrogovernance level, with the support of digital technology, the government can better understand energy market trends and price trends and regulate the price of energy and cross-subsidies to control the total energy supply (Fedulin et al, 2020). This can provide a substantial development opportunity and technical support for optimizing the government's environmental supervision model, from the previous GDP-oriented performance evaluation system to a multi-oriented performance evaluation system focusing on environmental protection (Wang et al, 2021).…”

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Modeling the impact of digital economy on urban environmental pollution: Empirical evidence from 277 prefecture-level cities in China

Bai

Huang

Shang

et al. 2022

Front. Environ. Sci.

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With the recent technological advancements, such as the internet, big data, and cloud computing, China’s digital economy plays a significant role in economic development. However, the digital economy may also affect the environmental quality, but the prevailing literature is scant on how the digital economy affects urban environmental pollution. To fill this gap, this study established an urban digital economy index system based on 277 prefecture-level cities in China and calculated their digital economy indicators from 2011 to 2019. Using a two-way fixed effects model, a mediation effect model and a moderation effect model, a multi-dimensional empirical test is conducted to determine the impact of the digital economy on urban pollution effects and internal mechanisms. Empirical results indicate that the digital economy significantly reduces urban pollutant emissions and shows spatial heterogeneity. After a series of robustness tests and endogenous analysis, our findings are consistent. The mechanism test results reveal that the digital economy can help mitigate pollution emissions through improved industrial structure, promotion of green innovation, and financial development. Further, the empirical results also demonstrate that government intervention can significantly enhance the negative environmental impact of the digital economy. Moreover, the findings from the heterogeneity test (i.e., city size, time, and space heterogeneity) show that the development of the digital economy is more significant in reducing urban pollution in large and eastern coastal cities. While the digital economy development policy impact of the digital economy on reducing pollution has been found after being adjusted by the national strategy. Our study enriches the research regarding the causes and mechanisms of environmental pollution, provides empirical evidence that the digital economy contributes to pollution control and provides decision-making references for enabling the growth of the digital economy and maximizing its pollution reduction power.

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Modeling the impact of digital economy on urban environmental pollution: Empirical evidence from 277 prefecture-level cities in China

Bai

Huang

Shang

et al. 2022

Front. Environ. Sci.

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“…On the one hand, individual approach to interrelationship with customers requires for arrangement of information about internal business projects and facilitates rapid search for necessary data in order to adopt decisions during sales and aftersales customer service. On the other hand, as a consequence of such interaction with customers, a data array is accumulated, which after adequate analysis and interpretation could be valuable to improve quality of commodities and services, or internal business processes and even for improvement of business strategy [3,4].…”

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Cloud-based CRM systems: Analysis of Technologies and Opportunities to Communicate with Consumers

Saydulaev¹

2020

IJATCSE

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Modern conditions of establishment of efficient relations with customers require for ever increasing amount of reliable, timely, and complete information. Adoption of managerial decisions, maintaining efficient business processes are more and more based on optimum information system of customer relationship management (CRM). Many authors have described and highlighted different types of such systems, nevertheless, generalized and extended classification is still unavailable. This article substantiates the importance of cloud-based CRM systems; the features of cloud-based CRM systems in the course of communications with customers are discussed. On the basis of expert survey, the most popular cloud-based CRM systems are compared, their main properties and distinctive features are presented.

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“…Research and development in the circular economy field focus mainly on some topical issues of logistics, production and processing technologies and provided in the works of W. Stahel, R. Lifset, G. Pauli and others [3][4][5][6][7][8].…”

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Circular procurement management in the circular economy system

Davydenko¹,

Harmash²,

Ovdiienko³

2021

Intellectualization of logistics and SCM

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The article is devoted to the analysis of the possibilities of using the instruments of the circular economy. The article describes the theoretical and practical aspects of the circular economy. The article highlights the classical approaches to resource management in the system of a circular economy. Methods for managing the cyclicity of production and consumption are analyzed. Provides extensive explanations on how to manage production and consumption cycles. The main reasons that lead to the occurrence of resource losses are considered. The analysis of the basic tools and methods that can be applied in the implementation of the circular economy is carried out. The possibilities of obtaining benefits from the introduction of a circular economy are considered. The role of circular purchases in the system of circular economy is considered. The main directions of improvement in the circular procurement management system are determined. Critical aspects in the procurement management system have been identified. The analysis of the state of waste management in Ukraine has been carried out. The possibilities of using modern methods of circular procurement management have been analyzed. These are the classic circular procurement models. The main advantages of using circular procurement methods are proposed. Provided recommendations for further research in circular procurement management.

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Formation of Approaches to Environmental Policy under Conditions of Digital Economy

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Modeling the impact of digital economy on urban environmental pollution: Empirical evidence from 277 prefecture-level cities in China

Modeling the impact of digital economy on urban environmental pollution: Empirical evidence from 277 prefecture-level cities in China

Cloud-based CRM systems: Analysis of Technologies and Opportunities to Communicate with Consumers

Circular procurement management in the circular economy system

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