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This article is devoted to the development of an economic model for assessing the possibilities of overcoming the consequences of the COVID-19 pandemic. Various economic indicators (GDP, Investment, Consumption, Government expenditure, Taxes, Export, Import, Unemployment rate, Capital, Interest rate level) are integrated into the research to examine how economic growth fluctuated during the pandemic and to forecast possible paths out of it. The research involves analyzing a mix of indices, a quadratic-correlated regression, and constructing the Integral economic indicator for correcting and overcoming COVID-19 outcomes after checking out their effectiveness from different adjustments launched to address global coronavirus crises from 2021. However, in order to stimulate economic growth and increase financial stability, it is necessary to take comprehensive measures. In this study, it is underscored that the key to building resilient economies; they should be able to withstand shocks that may occur tomorrow is the integration of economic, social environmental and political factors into the recovery model. The paper underscores how critical it is to come up with economic models able to tackle general issues presented by global crises that are multifaceted in nature such as COVID-19 pandemic.
This article is devoted to the development of an economic model for assessing the possibilities of overcoming the consequences of the COVID-19 pandemic. Various economic indicators (GDP, Investment, Consumption, Government expenditure, Taxes, Export, Import, Unemployment rate, Capital, Interest rate level) are integrated into the research to examine how economic growth fluctuated during the pandemic and to forecast possible paths out of it. The research involves analyzing a mix of indices, a quadratic-correlated regression, and constructing the Integral economic indicator for correcting and overcoming COVID-19 outcomes after checking out their effectiveness from different adjustments launched to address global coronavirus crises from 2021. However, in order to stimulate economic growth and increase financial stability, it is necessary to take comprehensive measures. In this study, it is underscored that the key to building resilient economies; they should be able to withstand shocks that may occur tomorrow is the integration of economic, social environmental and political factors into the recovery model. The paper underscores how critical it is to come up with economic models able to tackle general issues presented by global crises that are multifaceted in nature such as COVID-19 pandemic.
The purpose of the work is to develop a single comprehensive system that will helpto overcome the consequences of the COVID-19 pandemic impact on the soft skills of the personnel potential of Ukraine. In order to determine the main methods of overcoming the COVID-19 pandemic consequences, a survey of random respondents was conducted. In addition, the purpose of the survey was to assess respondents’ own soft skills during the pandemic and their changes before and after it. The article used the historical method, methods of abstraction, forecasting and analysis. The method of systematization became one of the main ones in achieving the goals and objectives of the research. Thus, we were able to systematize the research results, assess the possibilities for developing a mechanism for overcoming the consequences of the COVID-19 crisis, and form them in a single system. It has been established that the COVID-19 pandemic has a direct impact on the soft skills of personnel potential in Ukraine. People learned how to adapt to new working conditions, how to communicate in an unfamiliar mode, thereby acquiring new skills. The concepts of self-motivation, stability, and adaptability have become more important. The survey conducted in this study confirmed the importance of all these components. The authors of the article propose several strategies for coping with the consequences of the pandemic. The first is independent continuous development and improvement of skills. It can be online training, participation in events, etc. It is also important to provide employees with online tools for collaboration so that employees feel comfortable using the latest technologies. Providing employees with flexible working conditions is also an important aspect, as this will allow them to learn and develop more willingly and effectively. A favorable working environment will help maintain psychological health. Employers can offer employee assistance programs, counseling services, and more. These approaches can significantly increase the effectiveness of the functioning of employees and improve the development of soft skills in the conditions of any crisis. The research is valuable for economic science and has practical significance. The article reveals an understanding of how the COVID-19 pandemic has affected the soft skills of employees, their ability to solve problems, make decisions, communicate, etc. This is how we can formulate people’s ideas about how to improve their skills, how to learn to solve problems that arose during the pandemic. An effective mechanism for overcoming the consequences of the pandemic on the soft skills of human resources (both private and public sectors) is becoming an urgent task for companies, government structures and educational institutions, and therefore important for analysis and research in academic circles. The research is very relevant in modern conditions, as the ability to overcome a crisis is important not only during a pandemic, but also in connection with other factors, in particular, with the beginning of a war and its impact on people’s lives.
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