Korzyści podatkowe jako element wspierający podmioty ekonomiczne w okresie walki z COVID-19: aspekt porównawczy i prawny

Шевчук, Оксана; Mentuh, Nataliya

doi:10.33119/ascasp.2020.1.3

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“…Not the quantity of standardized products produced, but the ability to meet individual demand, which requires creativity and creative approach, becomes the basis for the competitive position of socio-economic systems in a geographically unlimited market. Therefore, there is a growing need to improve the efficiency of personnel management, taking into account all the requirements, the key of which were and remain those related to business security (Diorditsa, 2021;Shevchuk and Mentuh, 2020;Adil, 2020).…”

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Formation of a security environment for personnel management of socio-economic systems before and during the war: Legal aspect

Melnyk,

Chabaniuk,

Ravlinko

et al. 2023

Cuest. Pol.

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The aim of the research was to examine the legal aspects of formation of a security environment for personnel management of socio-economic systems, before and during the war in Ukraine. The following methods were used to support the set objective: induction and deduction, comparison and systematization. Military actions on the territory of Ukraine create a valuable information base for considering changes in personnel management through further external influences, in particular, in terms of transformation of the labor market due to the strengthening of labor migration processes, because after February 24, 2022 there is a significant number of refugees and internally displaced persons. The processed information allows to conclude that, the nature of certain threats in January 2022 and January 2023, together with the formation of a holistic view of the sources of occurrence and intensification of the impact of each threat based on the generalization of analytical materials, allowed to form the basis for making changes to personnel management, to maintain the viability of enterprises despite the materiality of legal changes in the labor market in the framework of the war.

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Formation of a security environment for personnel management of socio-economic systems before and during the war: Legal aspect

Melnyk,

Chabaniuk,

Ravlinko

et al. 2023

Cuest. Pol.

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Labour market flexibility as a factor in economic recovery after the COVID-19 pandemic

Konovalova,

Plyusnina,

Fedotova

2024

Journal of New Economy

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The COVID-19 pandemic has largely undermined most economies in the world. To a significant extent the reasons behind this economic nosedive are rooted in the sphere of labour market. The imposed restriction measures made many workers stay at home, and part of them even lost their jobs. The speed of economic recovery in different countries varied depending on how quarantine restrictions were eased. One crucial factor in this process is labour market flexibility and its ability to adapt to changing economic conditions. The purpose of the paper is to explore the relationship between the labour market flexibility and the speed of GDP recovery when the pandemic was waning and the quarantine restrictions were being removed. Methodologically, the study relies on labour economics. The methods are multivariate and logistic regression analysis. The data for the study is sourced from the World Bank and Eurostat and comprises statistics for assessing labour market flexibility and GDP in various countries for 2020–2021. The findings indicate a reverse relationship between the speed of GDP growth recovery during the post-COVID period and the share of part-time employment. Yet taking into account that part-time employment is not only an indicator of the labour market flexibility, but also reflects a general slowdown in production and unemployment, we can attach low speed of recovery to a greater weakness of an economy. The obtained results are insufficient to reject the hypothesis that a more flexible labour market accelerates the recovery of a national economy. At the same time, the study demonstrates that the West European countries generally got over the consequences of the COVID-19 crisis faster than other EU countries. The research contributes to understanding the transformation processes in the labour market under the pandemic as well as provides support for labour market policy development and implementation.

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National security policy: Changing priorities in the face of the COVID-19 threat

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This article analyzes institutional, procedural, and behavioral attributes, principles, and indicators of typology of challenges and threats caused by the coronavirus pandemic in the world. The analysis shows that most countries faced external shocks caused by COVID-19 in the absence of a universal social protection system, a reliable health system, a plan to achieve carbon neutrality by 2050, or a stable real economy with quality jobs. Economic security has become an important priority, although this is not about social protection, but also about supporting strategic sectors of the economy. Balancing on the brink of the needfor socialprotection, on the one hand, and the rise of austerity, on the other, governments opted for severe economic restrictions. Thus, through the naaliticos method the authors describen the main geopolitical trends that will be the basis for the construction of a new world order that awaits us on the other side of the pandemic, including deglobalization, the geopolitical rise of China, the severe restrictions on human and civil rights, the intensification of the interstate armed forces, in context of growing conflicts and local protests.

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Korzyści podatkowe jako element wspierający podmioty ekonomiczne w okresie walki z COVID-19: aspekt porównawczy i prawny

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Formation of a security environment for personnel management of socio-economic systems before and during the war: Legal aspect

Formation of a security environment for personnel management of socio-economic systems before and during the war: Legal aspect

Labour market flexibility as a factor in economic recovery after the COVID-19 pandemic

National security policy: Changing priorities in the face of the COVID-19 threat

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