High-growth LMT firms and the evolution of the Russian economy

Yudanov, Andrei

doi:10.4337/9781783472048.00014

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“…Approximation of the exponential curve and the study of A.Yu. Yudanov [6][7] of VimpelCom's growth dynamics confirmed the hypothesis put forward (Table 1).…”

Section: (T) the Value Of Variable Costs F Vn (A N (T) Astr N (T) supporting

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Mathematical model of the competition life cycle under limited resources conditions: Problem statement for business community

Шеломенцев¹,

Медведев²,

Берг³

et al. 2017

AIP Conference Proceedings

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Abstract. Present study is devoted to the development of competition life cycle mathematical model in the closed business community with limited resources. Growth of each agent is determined by the balance of input and output resource flows: input (cash) flow W is covering the variable V and constant C costs and growth dA/dt of the agent's assets A. Value of V is proportional to assets A that allows us to write down a first order non-stationary differential equation of the agent growth. Model includes the number of such equations due to the number of agents. The amount of resources that is available for agents vary in time. The balances of their input and output flows are changing correspondingly to the different stages of the competition life cycle. According to the theory of systems, the most complete description of any object or process is the model of its life cycle. Such a model describes all stages of its development: from the appearance ("birth") through development ("growth") to extinction ("death"). The model of the evolution of an individual firm, not contradicting the economic meaning of events actually observed in the market, is the desired result from modern AVMs for applied use. With a correct description of the market, rules for participants' actions, restrictions, forecasts can be obtained, which modern mathematics and the economy can not give.

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“…Approximation of the exponential curve and the study of A.Yu. Yudanov [6][7] of VimpelCom's growth dynamics confirmed the hypothesis put forward (Table 1).…”

Section: (T) the Value Of Variable Costs F Vn (A N (T) Astr N (T) supporting

confidence: 71%

Mathematical model of the competition life cycle under limited resources conditions: Problem statement for business community

Шеломенцев¹,

Медведев²,

Берг³

et al. 2017

AIP Conference Proceedings

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Service Sector High-Growth Firms in the Covid-19 Pandemic: Russian Case

Pletnev,

Naumova

2024

Eurasian Studies in Business and Economics

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“Unorthodox” fast-growing firms (gazelles) and North’s limited access order

Юданов¹,

Яковлев²

2018

Vopr. èkon.

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The subject of the article is “unorthodox” gazelles - politically-connected or big business-affiliated fast-growing firms. It is established that rents play a significant role in the commercial success of such firms. Nevertheless, as predicted by the well-known “limited access framework” (by D. North and co-authors), and contrary to the standard interpretation of rents, the latter can play a positive role in the transitional economy. The authors have identified on empirical material some clearly positive scenarios among the main patterns of the development of “unorthodox” gazelles in Russia. The article discusses the conditions under which “unorthodox” gazelles can become an instrument of developmental state.

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High-growth LMT firms and the evolution of the Russian economy

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Mathematical model of the competition life cycle under limited resources conditions: Problem statement for business community

Mathematical model of the competition life cycle under limited resources conditions: Problem statement for business community

Service Sector High-Growth Firms in the Covid-19 Pandemic: Russian Case

“Unorthodox” fast-growing firms (gazelles) and North’s limited access order

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