Optimal subsidization for the adoption of new irrigation technologies

Mattoussi, Wided; Mattoussi, Foued; Larnaout, Afrah

doi:10.1016/j.eap.2023.04.020

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“…Works [3,[7][8][9][10] examined the impact of deviations of national innovation systems from the equilibrium level, and concluded that stimulating demand for scientific knowledge is highly important for the economy. The econometric apparatus of forecasting models is widely used in the preparation of comprehensive studies of mechanisms for stimulating the economy of developing countries [5,11].…”

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Economic and mathematical modeling of demand subsidies for photovoltaic technologies

Kartsan,

Zhukov,

Pronichkin

et al. 2023

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Determining the need for resources of development institutions is formalized in the form of a multi-criteria decision-making problem, for the solutions of which the principle of sequential maximin is used. Development institutions are extremely important for the formation of supply and demand for scientific knowledge of photovoltaic systems to achieve global sustainable development goals, they are necessary for sustainable economic growth and diversification of the national innovation system. The main characteristics of the national innovation system that can affect subsidizing the demand for scientific knowledge are identified, changes in these characteristics are analyzed and a number of economic and mathematical models are constructed to predict the effectiveness of development institutions in the field of photovoltaic technologies. The definition of the resource needs of development institutions is formalized in the form of a multi-criteria decision-making task, for which the principle of sequential maximum is used.

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“…They are necessary for sustainable development and optimization of mechanisms for supporting research and development. They make it possible to overcome failures in the supply and demand market for scientific knowledge, i.e., to solve problems that cannot be optimally implemented by market mechanisms [1][2][3][4][5][6].…”

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confidence: 99%