Prospects for development of Ukraine and EU in the field of renewable energy sources

Khomenko, Mykola; Pryakhina, Kateryna; Latyshev, Kostyantyn

doi:10.1051/shsconf/20196101008

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“…In the context of globalization and digitalization, the priorities of countries' development and the tools to achieve them continue changing. That is why much attention is paid to the social, cultural and environmental living conditions of the population of European countries (Chernega, 2019;Khomenko, 2019;Sushchenko, 2019). At the same time, the existence of democratic mechanisms for the transformation of society (Calinescu, 2018), social dialogue (Calinescu, 2017), a sufficient level of education of the population (Sitnicki, 2018;, a developed and powerful education system contribute to the processes of improving the quality of life of the population (Kasych, 2018;Sitnicki, 2020).…”

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Life quality as an indicator of sustainable development: international statistical research

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Khovrak²,

Pryakhina³

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The purpose of the article is to substantiate the methodology for determining the European quality of life index. The theoretical and methodological basis of research is the ideas of the interdependence of life quality and sustainable development. To achieve the desired goal, the following research methods were used: analysis and synthesis (for determining theoretical and practical aspects of ensuring the life quality); statistical (for determining standardized indicators and a European Quality of Life Index for Sweden and Ukraine); abstract-logical (for theoretical summarization and conclusion). As a result, the authors created the European Quality of Life Index based on the comparison of the characteristics of international life quality assessment systems (calculation principle, number and composition of indicators, number of countries covered for calculation), as well as systematization of research by Ukrainian and foreign authors. Therefore, the authors selected twelve main indicators. The indicators are divided into two groups: stimulants (prosperity index, basic human needs index, welfare bases, availability of nutrition and basic health care, GDP per capita, population, global competitiveness index, personal security, access to basic knowledge, ecosystem status) and disincentive (government debt, unemployment). To determine the “European life quality index”, the authors used the formula for calculating the arithmetic mean, as all selected indicators can be considered equivalent as a result of standardization by the method of “minimum- maximum”. In addition, for in-depth analysis, the authors calculated the growth rates of indicators, as well as coefficients of variation. The authors made calculations based on data of 2013–2019 for two countries, namely Sweden and Ukraine. Sweden occupies a much better position in achieving the Sustainable Development Goals, so studying the impact of life quality on sustainable development in this country will suggest ways to achieve the chosen strategic priorities for Ukraine.

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Section: Geological Museummentioning

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Life quality as an indicator of sustainable development: international statistical research

Trunina¹,

Khovrak²,

Pryakhina³

et al. 2021

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“…2). The competitive position of industrial enterprises in foreign markets within the European Union in a certain way actualizes the issue of finding reserves to strengthen their position in the market [10][11][12][13][14][15] and the introduction of progressive changes in domestic enterprises, aims to increase their investment attractiveness (tab. 1).…”

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Anti-crisis approach in the industrial enterprise management: methodological tools of preventive regulation

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The paper covers the theoretical and methodological framework for assessment of the crisis management effectiveness and the enterprise bankruptcy probability. At the present stage of the Ukrainian economic development, the main weaknesses in the activities of enterprises include: loss of sales markets, imperfect production and sales policy, lack of working capital, inefficient financial management, significant production costs, which produce signs of crisis processes and determine the feasibility of preventive approach anti-crisis management use. At the same time, the choice of the topic is due to insufficient research of this scientific problem as a whole and its relevance for the economy of Ukraine, especially in the context of the search for external investment resources, cooperation on this basis with the European Union. It was determined that one of the ways to solve the problem of predicting the probability of bankruptcy is the use of insolvency prediction models developed on the basis of the discriminant analysis method – Z-coefficients. The authors systematized the most well-known approaches to predicting the likelihood of bankruptcy of industrial enterprises, illustrated their advantages and disadvantages, the mutual consistency of use. It has been established that additional opportunities for monitoring the effectiveness of anti-crisis measures are created by a system of indicators characterizing the level of effectiveness of the anti-crisis management system. Evaluating the effectiveness of the anti-crisis program only on the basis of an analysis of relative indicators is not enough: during the global financial crisis, sometimes convincing indicators of efficiency are absolute indicators and a projected trend of their change. As part of this study, attention is paid to the analytical levers of the crisis management mechanism, which are aimed at preventive regulation and localization of crisis processes in the enterprise, restoring the effectiveness of production and marketing activities.

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“…Continuous rivalry market companies will look for sources to obtain a competitive advantage, in order to maintain or improve the existing market position [5]. The competition level of mining enterprises in foreign markets within the European Union requires strengthening their positions through implementation of new approaches to assessing competitiveness [6][7][8][9][10][11]. But resource approach remains the most important in the process of evaluating long-term advantages formation possibilities.…”

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Resource Potential as a Key Factor of Ukrainian Mining Enterprises Competitive Position

2021

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The paper is devoted to formulation of theoretical, methodological and practical recommendations for ensuring enterprise sustainable competitiveness based on an integrated assessment of key resource determinants. The issue of ensuring enterprise competitiveness require increased attention in modern conditions of Ukrainian economy development. It was determined that implementation in production practice of these tasks are possible due to the efficient enterprise resource potential management, which will ensure maximum using of production capacity, cost reduction, improving product quality and competitive position stability. An object of the study is decision-making processes that appear using the enterprise competitiveness resource potential. Subject of the study is expansion of high-quality products’ production in conditions of world demand. The authors were solved the following set of tasks: was clarified the term’s essence «competitiveness» according scientific approach; was determined the enterprise position based on competitiveness integral index calculation; was identified enterprise competitiveness main components in accordance with the resource concept; an assessment of the enterprise technical and economic condition was carried out by calculating the wear and sustainable coefficients, also products qualitative parameters were established based on economic and mathematical modelling methods. The reasons for the decrease in the rate of metallurgical enterprise development were determined: outdated technologies, the need to comply with international quality standards, increased competition in the market, wear of fixed assets. In the final part, to solve these problems, a set of measures has been developed to improve the state of the enterprise by expanding the production of high-quality products through an investment strategy.

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Prospects for development of Ukraine and EU in the field of renewable energy sources

Cited by 3 publications

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Life quality as an indicator of sustainable development: international statistical research

Life quality as an indicator of sustainable development: international statistical research

Anti-crisis approach in the industrial enterprise management: methodological tools of preventive regulation

Resource Potential as a Key Factor of Ukrainian Mining Enterprises Competitive Position

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