Investment Risks in the Field of Social Entrepreneurship

Lyapuntsova, Elena; Belozerova, Iulia; Drozdova, Ilona; Berlinova, Marina

doi:10.1051/matecconf/201825106019

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“…[8] also believed that markets react positively to the investment announcements. By making investment, it shows the firm's potential ability to generate income [36].…”

Section: Corporate Actionmentioning

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Investor’s Reaction Towards Corporate Action and Financial Performance in Asia Financial Industry

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Angelica²,

Cahyadi³

2021

Advances in Economics, Business and Management Research

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“…[8] also believed that markets react positively to the investment announcements. By making investment, it shows the firm's potential ability to generate income [36].…”

Section: Corporate Actionmentioning

confidence: 99%

Investor’s Reaction Towards Corporate Action and Financial Performance in Asia Financial Industry

Juniarti¹,

Angelica²,

Cahyadi³

2021

Advances in Economics, Business and Management Research

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“…From this point of view, almost all innovative projects can be attributed to investment [3,4], as these projects represent a set of different documentation, in the required solutions for the feasibility, legal and organizational justification of the results of innovation. Moreover, the final effect of innovation involves the implementation of innovations in the creation of new or changing existing conditions of management and organization in production for a thorough improvement of the properties of the product, product or service, as well as obtaining a commercial result.…”

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Safety in construction in the field of investment in urban infrastructure

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Drozdova

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The purpose of the article is to review the theoretical foundations and practical examples of investor assessment with an integrated approach to the development of urban infrastructure. The article analyzes the conditions for reducing the investment costs of projects. For this purpose, methods of clarifying the conceptual apparatus, classification, systematization and an integrated approach are used. The significance of an investment project depends on its positive influence on at least one of the external or internal markets: material and financial products, services and labor, on the social environment and the environment. Examples are provided of the impact on urban planning and the ecology of the urban landscape of investment projects in the field of tourism in recent years, implemented at the expense of the Federal Target Program “Development of domestic and inbound tourism in the Russia for 2011-2018.” in Sarapul, Barnaul and Cherepovets. The authors conclude that in the examples cited there is a relationship between the risk tolerance of the project and the complexity of the approach to its implementation, and as a result, the amount of investment. Large projects are designed not only to solve specific problems of the investor, regions, economy, state and society, but also ensure the profitability of the state budget at various levels, create new jobs, ensure GDP growth in the country and investment in various sectors, create conditions for the development of the country’s regions. The narrowly focused investment projects are fraught with great risks for the investor due to the selectivity and limited scope of the manifestation of effects.

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“…The Strategy for the Development of the Information Society in the Russian Federation for 2017-2030 defines the digital economy as an economic activity in which the key factor in production is digital data, processing large volumes and using the results of analysing them in comparison with traditional forms of business can significantly improve efficiency various types of production, technology, equipment, storage, sale, delivery of goods and services [6].…”

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Comprehensive scientific and technical programs as a vector of education development in the digital economy

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New global challenges in the development of the economy, and as a result, in education, have led to changes in the requirements for forms and methods of teaching, for the content of educational programs, which requires the involvement of a wider range of practitioners and the adaptation of education to the standards of the digital economy. Under the influence of globalization processes, both the nature of the international competitiveness of countries and the nature of competitive advantages are changing, focusing on human capital, new forms of management, digital information. The vector of development of education is integrated scientific and technical programs that unite educational and scientific organizations with enterprises of the real sector. To this end, on the basis of higher education institutions, whose main goal is to provide professional personnel for the territory, scientific education centres are created that contribute to the introduction of an innovative approach to solving socio-economic problems of the region, provide comprehensive support for innovative initiatives of entrepreneurs and organizations, and methodological and consulting support for subjects small and medium businesses on the development of innovative entrepreneurial projects.

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Investment Risks in the Field of Social Entrepreneurship

Cited by 6 publications

References 2 publications

Investor’s Reaction Towards Corporate Action and Financial Performance in Asia Financial Industry

Investor’s Reaction Towards Corporate Action and Financial Performance in Asia Financial Industry

Safety in construction in the field of investment in urban infrastructure

Comprehensive scientific and technical programs as a vector of education development in the digital economy

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