Inclusive growth: A dataset on key and institutional foundations for inclusive development of Russian regions

Sharafutdinov, Rustam Ilfarovich; Akhmetshin, Elvir Munirovich; Polyakova, Aleksandra; Gerasimov, Vladislav Olegovych; Shpakova, R. N.; Михайлова, М. В.

doi:10.1016/j.dib.2019.103864

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“…The development of organic agriculture is also accompanied by social, environmental and economic efficiency as well as sustainable rural development (Areiqat et al, 2019;Dalevska et al, 2019;Bombiak, 2019;Bohdaniuk et al, 2019;Arribas et al, 2019;Semenov and Kuznetcov, 2015;Sharafutdinov et al, 2019;Shklyarskiy et al, 2018). The dynamic steady growth of the market for organic agricultural products continues globally.…”

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Ecological and Economic Potential and Prospects for Organic Production in the Regions of Russia

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Perepechkina²,

Shichiyakh³

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Purpose: The article assesses the ecological and economic potential of organic production in the regions of Russia and substantiates the prospects for the regions' production activity. Design: Assessment of the resource potential of the Russian regions in the direction of the development of organic agriculture, the substantiation of the effectiveness of new areas of activity for the Russian agrarian economy. Findings: The increase in agricultural and food production in excess of regulatory needs in order to ensure food security in Russia has led to the expansion of agricultural exports as well as to a change of the agro-industrial complex development vector from import substitution to export-oriented production. Practical implications: Environmental problems of agriculture are identified, mechanisms for their solution are justified. Based on the environmental and economic assessment, the most promising agrarian regions were selected as potential producers of organic products. Originality: The article substantiates ecological, economic and resource potential, shows the potential of the producers of the Russian regions in the production of organic products, the development of organic agriculture and the use of bio-intensive agricultural technologies.

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Ecological and Economic Potential and Prospects for Organic Production in the Regions of Russia

Voronkova¹,

Perepechkina²,

Shichiyakh³

et al. 2019

IJEBA

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“…Continuous improvement of quality is not a cost, but a long-term contribution based on ensuring customer loyalty by satisfying its needs. This statement is based on a study showing that the cost of acquiring a new customer is several times greater than the cost of retaining the old one by offering quality service [16,18].…”

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Service Business Reputation Management

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Nowadays, among top-level managers, the need has arisen for accounting and valuing assets that do not have a tangible form, but also tangible assets that can benefit the company. Therefore, it is obvious that non-material assets can also significantly affect the value of the company, the growth in the value of securities, the level of investor confidence. The business reputation of the company is its intangible asset, it can have a significant impact on the stability and favorable development of the company if it is properly managed. The article used the tools of complex analysis: compilation, system, statistical, critical and analytical approaches. The result of the study was a comprehensive approach to assessing business reputation. The value of the presented article in practical application is the use of the proposed approach to assessing business reputation for the possibility of increasing the value of the enterprise as a whole in a number of individual cases.

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“…It can be assumed that with a high degree of probability the applicability of sharing on the scale of the national or regional economy is possible only in a very moderate percentage of companies, and therefore the estimates obtained at the micro level cannot be translated directly to the macro level (Sharafutdinov et al, 2019). Nevertheless, we believe that the spread of such practices of the network organization of spatial interactions will contribute to the growth of the region's competitiveness by increasing the quantitative characteristics of the parameters of innovative development, with which the spread of sharing models is closely associated.…”

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Sharing Economy Impact on Ownership Transformation and Regional Performance

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The phenomenon of sharing economy as a model of productivity growth and transaction costs' decline considers distributed use of underutilized assets containing excess capacity which is available for other economic agents and demanded by them. Several researchers and mass media foster fears that sharing propagation will facilitate inequality growth and unfair property distribution thus causing property transformations in different territories. Those transformations will obviously follow different patterns and result into a specific structure of a region's economy resulting from structural shifts between the private and public sectors. Suh an ownership transformation will presumably have specific impact on regional performance, measured traditionally by gross regional product. Yet, GRP is not flexible enough to catch low-scale shifts of regional property complex employment practices as sharing. That is why an alternative approach to regional performance assessment is suggested and implemented. The private sector's capital expenditure in fixed assets is proved to be subject to change under the novel phenomena like sharing economy which is potentially changing patterns of capital consumption. This would lead to gross regional product changes in short-term and long-term perspective.

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Inclusive growth: A dataset on key and institutional foundations for inclusive development of Russian regions

Cited by 27 publications

References 5 publications

Ecological and Economic Potential and Prospects for Organic Production in the Regions of Russia

Ecological and Economic Potential and Prospects for Organic Production in the Regions of Russia

Service Business Reputation Management

Sharing Economy Impact on Ownership Transformation and Regional Performance

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