Industrial development and social welfare: A case study of Iran

Basakha, Mehdi; Kamal, Seyed Hossein Mohaqeqi

doi:10.1016/j.seps.2018.10.012

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“…Foreign researchers, in turn, are considering such a development of the industry that can allow them to go completely to a green economy [ 6 , 8 ]. The work also reveals the relationship and interdependence of social and industrial (economic) growth [ 3 ]. In addition, the researchers noted the advantage identified by the authors to create agglomerations, the basis for which is an industrial cluster [ 4 ].…”

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Institutional Measures to Support Industrial Enterprises of the Samara Region

Morozova

2020

Engineering Economics: Decisions and Solutions From Eurasian Perspective

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The article contains an analysis of the main industrial development trends in the Russian Federation and the Samara region in particular, identified on the basis of aggregated statistical data. The author considered the industrial potential of the Samara region and its structure. The analysis of the main programs of support and development of the industry until 2018 and after (for the period of the implementation of national projects 2018–2024) at the level of the federal and regional authorities is presented, the main results of this support in the Samara region are presented. The author conducted a survey of 70 representatives of business and scientific communities, one way or another connected with the industry of Russia and the Samara region. Based on the results of the survey, conclusions were drawn on the conformity of the measures being implemented to the needs of the business and market conditions, a number of recommendations were proposed.

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Institutional Measures to Support Industrial Enterprises of the Samara Region

Morozova

2020

Engineering Economics: Decisions and Solutions From Eurasian Perspective

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“…The results revealed that the industrial structure has great impact on green development efficiency. Basakha et al ( 28 ) used econometric models with annual data from 1967 to 2015 and they evaluated the relationship between industrial development and social welfare in Iran. The result revealed that industrial development had a significant impact on the Iranian social welfare and this impact has been stronger in the long run.…”

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Global Industrial Development: Insights From the Distribution Dynamics Approach for the Post Covid Era

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Han³

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Front. Public Health

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The spread of COVID-19 has significantly dampened global economic activity and has also wreaked havoc on the industrial sector. Understanding the disparity and convergence of global industrial outputs is important in assessing the effectiveness of concurrent development policies. This study investigates the spatial distribution of global industrial output to unveil the disparity in industrial development and the feasibility of achieving convergence over time. Stochastic kernel analyses are carried out for national regimes to study the overall pattern of industrialization for all the countries in the world. Countries are then classified into different groups to further analyse the geographical and income effects on industrial development. The results show that disparity between the Global North and the Global South will enlarge further in the future. Industrial development in the Global North will continue to prosper, while the industrial output in many countries in the Global South just cannot reach the global average.

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“…Studies analyzing the social welfare of countries, consider it as a multidimensional concept that may include per capita income, income distribution, employment, economic situation, social security, health, education, housing, etc. [ 7 ]. Furthermore, this study explores the effect of countries’ social welfare and success with COVID-19 control on the perceived utility of food apps, as well as the relationship of food apps with unhealthy food consumption.…”

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confidence: 99%