Territorial Differentiation as the Factor of Sustainable Economic Development

Glinskiy, Vladimir; Serga, Lyudmila; Алексеев, М. А.

doi:10.1016/j.promfg.2020.02.152

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“…[6] Manuel Castells [14] defines that frames are primarily neural networks of associations which can become available using language in combination with metaphors. A research study by Glinskiy et al [3][4][5] showed that neural network organization of frames makes it possible to overcome the lack of available input information and make correct assessment of the possible conditions of economic systems in the future.…”

Section: Core Methodology For Constructing An «Environmental Barometer»mentioning

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Methodology for constructing an environmental barometer based on artificial intelligence technologies

2021

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The presented article is aimed at solving the problem of implementing effective quality management of the regional ecosystem and preventing environmental threats. Trends in the reduction of species biological diversity and climate change are observed. Forecast and prevention of large-scale emergencies of various nature should become the basis for a new environmental and economic policy, at the center of which should be an updated system of environmental regulation. The problem arises of standardizing the quality of the environment, which requires the development of a methodology for its assessment based on a certain tool that determines the permissible or unacceptable anthropogenic load and thereby warns of the emergence of a threat. The scientific novelty of the research consists in the development of a methodology for constructing an environmental monitoring system (IAS “Environmental Barometer”), aimed at measuring negative pressure on the territorial ecosystem and based on a digital information and analytical system used by federal and regional authorities for effective management of environmental quality and sustainable development of the territory on the basis of formed strategies. The scientific novelty of the research consists in the development of a methodology for the implementation of environmental monitoring.

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Methodology for constructing an environmental barometer based on artificial intelligence technologies

2021

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“…They state that inequality may be both constructive and destructive from the perspective of economic effectiveness (Kim, 2008;Schwab, 2017). Economic inequality in a country stimulates the development of poorer groups of the population and facilitates the sustainability of economic development (Glinskiy, 2020); however, that stimulating effect of economic inequality can only be observed to a certain point (Glinskiy et al, 2017).…”

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Changes in wealth inequality in the modern European-American civilization

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This study is aimed to analyze changes in wealth inequality in the modern European-American civilization (EAC). The research object includes five parts of the EAC from West to East: USA, Western Europe, Latvia, Ukraine, Russia. Statistical deciles is a tool for measuring and comparing wealth inequality: the top 10% (including the top 1%), the middle 40% and the bottom 50% of the population. 1995 and 2021 are time points for diachronic analysis. The source of empirical information is the data of the World Inequality Database. The study results showed that in different parts of the modern EAC, wealth inequality has different level and trends of changes: from rapid concentrating to deconcentrating. The USA and Russia are vivid examples of rapidly increasing wealth inequality and very strong wealth concentration, although average per adult national wealth in the USA is 4-5 times higher than in Russia. The USA, Western Europe, and Russia differ from each other in the cultural dimensions of Hofstede. The novelty of this study is the use by the authors of economic analysis for a deeper and more comprehensive understanding of the modern EAC, based not only on system-forming religious and cultural differences, but also on economic ones.

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“…They have shown substitute properties in relation to traditional production factors. The most ambitious innovative role of ICT manifested itself as infrastructure (Dyatlov et al, 2018;Glinskiy et al, 2020), when its previous form did not meet the requirements of limiting physical interaction in the population to prevent the spread of coronavirus.…”

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confidence: 99%