SDG 4 and SDG 8 in the knowledge economy: A meta-analysis in the context of post-COVID-19 recovery

Makarenko, Inna; Plastun, Alex; Petrushenko, Yuriy; Воронцова, Анна; Alwasiak, Stanislaw

doi:10.21511/kpm.05(1).2021.05

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“…A significant amount of research is devoted to the specific consequences of the COVID-19 pandemic, such as pandemic impact on the supply chains [27], anti-money laundering scenarios [28], small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) and corporate governance [29], migrants' remittances [30], green bond market [31], etc. Another direction of scientific research consists of works that analyze the issues of COVID-19 response [32,33], post-COVID-19 recovery [34] and vaccination [35].…”

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Resilience of Smart Cities to the Consequences of the COVID-19 Pandemic in the Context of Sustainable Development

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The development of digital technologies is one of the factors influencing the cities’ readiness for the COVID-19 breakout. The purpose of this article is to assess cities’ resilience to the COVID-19 pandemic depending on the “smart” level criteria. The article uses the following research methods: (1) bibliometric analysis to identify the main directions of scientific research regarding “COVID-19” and “smart city” in Scopus publications for 2019–2022; (2) k-means clustering method to identify common patterns among smart cities regarding their readiness and responsiveness to COVID-19; (3) correlation analysis to identify the relationships between smart city performance indicators and COVID-19 severity in these cities. The Smart City Index 2021 was a key criterion for classifying a city as smart for this study. The correlation analysis included two stages: (1) correlation analysis of the Smart City Rank and indicators of COVID-19 readiness and responsiveness; (2) correlation analysis of the Smart City Rank and its health care components and COVID-19 severity indicators. According to the study results, smart cities demonstrated higher COVID-19 readiness and lower COVID-19 fatality rates. However, they lag behind in terms of resilience and sustainability of their health care systems.

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Resilience of Smart Cities to the Consequences of the COVID-19 Pandemic in the Context of Sustainable Development

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“…Given the latest trends in scientific research, the use of bibliometric analysis tools (VOSViewer, Scopus and Web of Science instruments, Publish or Perish, and Google Trends) has become quite popular. It forms and provides a theoretical basis for determining the main trends in developing the studied concepts (Khomenko et al, 2020;Letunovska et al, 2021;Makarenko et al, 2021;Chumnumpan & Shi, 2019). It should be noted that a bibliometric analysis of public sector marketing was conducted earlier (Matos et al, 2020).…”

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Marketing research in the context of trust in the public sector: A case of the digital environment

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Trust in public services is a driving force of socio-economic development. It ensures effective dialogue between citizens and government and becomes especially relevant in the digitalization. The lack of trust in the public sector can make reforms ineffective and the achievement of the goals of the Ministry of Digital Transformation within the framework of the State Strategy for Regional Development of Ukraine until 2027 in question. For this reason, marketing tools in public services should be directed toward achieving greater trust in those services and the government. This paper analyzes the current research on public sector marketing and its role in building trust as a foundation for the country’s digital development. Implementing multi-level bibliometric (Scopus tools), network (VOSviewer), and comparative (Google Trends) analysis, this study traces the development of marketing research on the process of public services delivery transformation from traditional to digital. 922 studies published between 1968 and 2022 were analyzed. The results show that public sector marketing is a multidisciplinary field of scientific research that is actively developing. Cluster analysis demonstrated that its modernization and the relationship between marketing in services and consumer behavior are the smallest and newest spheres of research. Researchers consider relationship marketing the principal mechanism for building trust in the public sector. This study found little research on the impact of marketing tools on consumers’ trust in public services. The comparative analysis confirmed the hypothesis of the need to change marketing tools due to the massive shift from offline to online services. AcknowledgmentThe authors acknowledge the funding in terms of the projects “Simulation modeling of the trajectory of the impact of behavioral attractors on macroeconomic stability: the role of transparency and public trust (0121U100469)” and “Modeling mechanisms for de-shadowing and de-corrupting the economy to ensure national security: the impact of the financial behavioral patterns transformation (№ 0122U000783)”.

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“…The SDG 4 is a resource for the development of SDG 8, offering quality education. At the same time, SDG 8 provides appropriate material resources for the functioning of SDG 4 [4].…”

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Evolution of Interdependencies between Education and the Labor Market in the View of Sustainable Development and Investment in the Educational System

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Education represents the basic pillar of preparing individuals for integration into the labor market, but also is a crucial component of ensuring sustainable development. The purpose of this research was to identify the type of influences existing between education and the labor market in EU member countries in the context of different levels of investment in the educational system. Cluster analysis and the ordinary least squared method were used to identify the type of influences between the indicators characterizing the level of education and the labor market between 2000 and 2021. The empirical results showed that there was a significant negative correlation of the educational dropout rate with the level of employee compensation, number of hours worked by each employee, and their labor productivity, in the countries with the poorest level of educational investment. In the countries with significant investments in education, getting a graduate diploma and participating in vocational training programs led to a better compensation of employees and a higher employee productivity while the financial aid given by the state for pupils and students reduced the number of worked hours, brought down unemployment amongst people with primary and secondary education and, last but not least, increased the employment rate for higher education graduates. An average level of educational investment led to negative influences between early-stages and employees’ payment level and real labor productivity, while becoming involved in educational activities and participating in vocational training programs increased their rates of remuneration and real productivity. A significant impact of higher education graduates on both increasing unemployment rates and falling employment rates was noticed as has been identified in other studies.

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SDG 4 and SDG 8 in the knowledge economy: A meta-analysis in the context of post-COVID-19 recovery

Cited by 15 publications

References 31 publications

Resilience of Smart Cities to the Consequences of the COVID-19 Pandemic in the Context of Sustainable Development

Resilience of Smart Cities to the Consequences of the COVID-19 Pandemic in the Context of Sustainable Development

Marketing research in the context of trust in the public sector: A case of the digital environment

Evolution of Interdependencies between Education and the Labor Market in the View of Sustainable Development and Investment in the Educational System

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