Integrated Approach for Assessing the Economic Security of a Cluster

Polyanin, Andrey; Pronyaeva, L.I.; Pavlova, A.V.; Fedotenkova, O.A.; Rodionov, Dmitriy

doi:10.14716/ijtech.v11i6.4420

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“…In modern foreign scientific literature, the concept of "Economic Security" and "Economic Insecurity" is considered by scientists at the micro level from the standpoint of an individual's personal economic security from potential economic losses (Osberg and Sharpe, 2014) or is presented as "the degree to which people are protected from economic losses" (Hacker et al, 2014). But economic security is a complex phenomenon that can be analyzed at the level of countries and regions (Polyanin et al, 2020). Economic security is the ability of the regional socio-economic system to ensure sustainable economic growth, social development of territories, and a high quality and standard of living for the population under the negative impact of various factors (Sverdan, 2015).…”

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The Impact of Socio-Economic Factors on the Regional Economic Security Indicator

Ekaterina,

Olga,

Olga

2023

IJTech

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The economic security of the region is one of the most important indicators characterizing the ability of the regional socio-economic system to achieve economic and social interests. The research takes into account one of these state-regional interests -sustainable economic growth. The aim of the study is to assess the influence of socio-economic factors based on the regression analysis method on the economic growth as an indicator of economic security of Russian Federation regions. The authors used regression modeling as the main method of analysis. The authors used regression models based on statistical data from 85 subjects of the Russian Federation for the period from 2014 to 2021. The most influential factors are the main factors of production (share of the employed population, fixed assets, and investments), foreign trade, which characterizes the openness of the region's economy, specializing of the region in the mining industry, and the share of the employed population with higher education (human capital). The analysis confirms the possibility of using analysis and modeling tools in the practical activities of executive authorities to solve problems in the field of monitoring the economic security of the region.

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The Impact of Socio-Economic Factors on the Regional Economic Security Indicator

Ekaterina,

Olga,

Olga

2023

IJTech

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“…The economies of all countries currently face many systemic challenges arising from the restructuring of the world economy, increasing global competition, and crisis phenomena. To overcome these challenges, different approaches are used to ensure economic growth, sustainable development and the economic security of a country and its regions (Polyanin, 2020). The unexpected Covid-19 pandemic in the world has brought major changes in various industries.…”

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The Economic Security of Small and Medium-Size Lithuanian Companies in the Context of the Covid-19 Pandemic

Kurienė¹

2022

Regional Formation and Development Studies

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The Covid-19 pandemic brought changes to every country’s economy. The increasing number of cases, the lack of equipment and supplies, and the disruption of production and services, led to strong measures to stop the spread of the virus. The pandemic also had a significant impact on the stability of existing businesses. The announcement of lockdown and the resulting restrictions influenced consumer behaviour, and companies have had to adapt quickly to current changes in order to maintain economic security. The suspension or restriction of activities affected the income, profits and business continuity of companies. The main purpose of this article is to analyse how the Covid-19 pandemic affected the economic security of small and medium-size Lithuanian companies. What impact did the pandemic have on the Lithuanian economy and the business dynamics of organisations? Using research methods, scientific literature and statistical data, a comparative analysis was performed to assess the impact of the Covid-19 pandemic on Lithuanian organisations. Based on the results, Lithuania was the least affected by the pandemic in the context of the European Union. However, there was a lot of uncertainty at the beginning of 2021; but the economy grew faster than expected. The volume of industrial production increased, retail and international trade grew. Despite the pandemic, growth was maintained in the manufacturing, wholesale and retail sectors. The impact of the pandemic was felt most in the services sector: accommodation and food service activities, the arts, entertainment and recreation, service and administrative activities.

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“…For this purpose, it is necessary to address the problems of cluster management. Thus, Polyanin et al have created a procedure for assessing the economic security of a cluster, which is characterised by a comprehensive approach that caters for all possible risks and threats in the functioning of individual cluster components [9]. Tashenova et al have developed a method for assessing the digital potential of backbone active innovation industrial clusters [10].…”

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Regional model of simultaneous investment, production and financial planning of programmes for innovative development

Yashin

Koshelev

Kuptsov

et al. 2022

Human Resource Management Within the Framework of Realisation of National Development Goals and Strategic Objectives

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The subject of this study is the planning of programmes for innovative development of the region based on the simultaneous investment, production and financial planning. A regional model of planning the programmes for innovative development has been created to reduce on a global scale current domestic costs for research and development (R&D) of the industrial region depending on its investment planning according to the data on investment in stock capital, production planning according to the data on gross regional product (GRP) and financial planning according to the data on corporate accounts payable. In the Nizhny Novgorod Region investments in stock capital and GRP should be increased and the amount of corporate accounts payable reduced in order to minimise all costs for R&D. However, there is a corporate debt limit established for fundamental research. It is not feasible to exceed such limit because this would lead to an outflow of necessary funds for fundamental research, and increase in costs for applied research as well. For developments, there is a lower GRP limit. It is inadvisable to fall below such limit because this would lead to an outflow of necessary funds for developments.

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Integrated Approach for Assessing the Economic Security of a Cluster

Cited by 9 publications

References 11 publications

The Impact of Socio-Economic Factors on the Regional Economic Security Indicator

The Impact of Socio-Economic Factors on the Regional Economic Security Indicator

The Economic Security of Small and Medium-Size Lithuanian Companies in the Context of the Covid-19 Pandemic

Regional model of simultaneous investment, production and financial planning of programmes for innovative development

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