Socio-Economic Environment and Modern Economic Conflictology

Valova, Julia I.; Krupnov, Yury A.; Urumova, Fatima M.

doi:10.18384/2310-6646-2020-2-8-18

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“…As new digital technologies and innovations are being developed and implemented at a rapid pace, the world is undergoing radical changes. "Digitalization involves the economic integration of various entities, such as enterprises, industries, regions or countries, and has a profound impact on the penetration of digital technologies into all aspects of society" [1]. Emerging economies are particularly susceptible to this trend.…”

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On the Way to the Digital Age - Problems and Prospects of Countries with Emerging Economies

2023

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Digitalization of developing economies is crucial for improving their competitiveness, efficiency and environmental well-being. This study examines the BRICS countries (Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa) and how they adjust their economic and innovation plans to address the challenges and opportunities associated with digital transformation. Despite the existence of imbalances in socio-economic and digital development, the strategic priorities of digital transformation of each country are based on solving pressing socio-economic problems, ensuring the stability and security of citizens. The key priorities are the development of digital infrastructure, education and the formation of digital competencies, as well as international cooperation between the community of nations. The BRICS countries are aware of the importance of digital transformation and give it priority in their economic strategies. The development of digital infrastructure and the improvement of digital literacy are important steps towards improving competitiveness and efficiency, as well as improving the overall well-being of citizens. International cooperation is also crucial in this regard, as it can help countries share knowledge and resources to accelerate their digital development. Digital transformation is gaining momentum in Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa, but each country has developed at its own pace and with its own unique characteristics. Despite these differences, all five countries have made significant strides in achieving successful digital transformation. The gap between these countries is rapidly closing. The article suggests that traditional measures of digital competitiveness may not fully reflect the progress that developing countries are making in this area. As these countries continue to undergo structural transformations and diversify their economies, they can use digital technologies to step through certain stages of development and become more competitive at the global level. As a result, their digital competitiveness rating may improve over time. However, there are challenges that hinder the rapid achievement of the Sustainable Development Goals, such as the level of development of digital infrastructure, the degree of implementation of digital technologies in business and everyday life, the need for education and training for the digital economy. The article concludes that it is necessary to create stable conditions for digital transformation in order to create a solid foundation for sustainable development.

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On the Way to the Digital Age - Problems and Prospects of Countries with Emerging Economies

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A Discrete Dynamic Conflict Model

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Relevance. Conflicts play a significant role in the development of society, the state and all of humanity. They arise in interpersonal relationships, economics, organizational activities, social problems, and world politics. The study of the essence of conflicts, the causes of their emergence and ways to resolve them is carried out by conflictology, which was formed as an interdisciplinary field of knowledge in the middle of the 20th century. Currently, it has become obvious that the conflict itself is not a negative phenomenon, but a competently resolved conflict situation can benefit all parties to the conflict. As a result, it became necessary to consider conflicts not only from a descriptive, philosophical point of view, but also to be able to predict a possible conflict situation, describe its development over time and calculate acceptable ways out of it. This approach to the study of conflicts is mathematical modeling, based on mathematical methods for describing conflict situations, which allow analyzing conflicts and predicting their outcome.The purpose is to describe a general methodology for constructing a conflict scheme of any origin within the framework of the mathematical theory of conflicts. The objectives is to consider and analyze a discrete dynamic model of conflicts using the example of a childparent conflict.Methodology. The work uses algebraic methods and methods of discrete mathematics.Results. Within the framework of the mathematical theory of conflicts, a conflict with a discrete mismatch is considered the example of a child-parent model conflict. A general method for constructing a conflict situation diagram and analyzing it has been developed. Possible ways of influencing the conflicting parties on each other in any conflict situation are discussed. When analyzing possible scenarios for the development of a conflict situation, the possible types of impacts of the conflicting parties on each other are considered.Conclusions. Based on the developed dynamic discrete model, it is shown that the mathematical description of conflicts is reduced to the problem of combinatorial optimization. The developed scheme of mathematical description of conflicts can be applied to a wide class of conflict situations in various subject areas.

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Socio-Economic Environment and Modern Economic Conflictology

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On the Way to the Digital Age - Problems and Prospects of Countries with Emerging Economies

On the Way to the Digital Age - Problems and Prospects of Countries with Emerging Economies

A Discrete Dynamic Conflict Model

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