Textile Industry: Issues of Managing the Growth of Innovative Activity in Enterprises

Galimzhan, A Pazilov; Иващенко, Н.П.; Bimendiyeva, Laila; Aitymbetova, Ainura N.

doi:10.17512/pjms.2020.21.1.22

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“…Lenders generally require a ratio of 25% to 55% of equity to the total resources needed for the project. [17] This requirement is related to the complexity of the project and the expected cash flow that the project will generate. The level of indebtedness in project financing is conditioned by the distribution and limitation of risks.…”

Section: Managing Impaired Creditsmentioning

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Impact of Credit Market Development on Project Financing

Poradova

Janošková

2021

SHS Web Conf.

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The purpose of our report is to assess the prospects and sentiment for bank financing in the real estate sector in Europe, based on the views of bank representatives from 15 European countries. The presented paper is devoted to the issue of project financing. The aim is to provide an analytical overview of the issue of project financing as a specific credit financing instrument with the current access to finance for banks in Europe. The paper consists of four parts. The first part deals with the issue of project financing, the different dates of project financing and classifies project financing in terms of penalties. The second part of the paper aims to clarify the alternative method of project financing and analysis of banks in Europe. The third part of the article addressed the concrete results of the analysis and carried out discussion. Describes the volumes of credit transactions. The fourth part deals with the conclusion of the issue of project financing. A descriptive method, analysis, mathematical-statistical methods, graphic methods, comparison and synthesis was used in the processing of the paper submitted. The result of this article is that, in the future, the general financing conditions are expected to remain relatively favourable across Europe. This may be due in particular to competitive pressure contributing to milder credit conditions. However, trade tensions, declining investments, as well as policy concerns on a global scale, may curb such optimism for the next few years.

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Section: Managing Impaired Creditsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Impact of Credit Market Development on Project Financing

Poradova

Janošková

2021

SHS Web Conf.

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“…Companies also gain competitiveness via innovations, R&D, labour productivity and new technologies. Innovations and R&D allow companies to achieve a significant position in the international markets [5,6]. High rates of productivity growth are often regarded as a way of strengthening competitiveness [7].…”

Section: Introductionmentioning

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Comparative Advantage of Yarn and Weaving Industries: Evidence for Türkiye and Top Exporters

KANTUR

Türkekul

2023

Fibres &Amp; Textiles in Eastern Europe

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With the repeal of the MFA agreement, the competitive conditions in yarn and weaving industries have changed. Especially, with the cheap labour of Asian and Far Eastern countries, they have become advantageous in this unrestricted competition environment. Therefore, this study was conducted to help to identify those products where Türkiye and her competitors have comparative advantages. This study mainly focuses on analysing the complementarity and substitutability of selected countries such as Türkiye, India, China and the USA. RTA, RC, RSCA and trade specialisation (TSI) indices were used to evaluate the competitive advantage. The results showed that Türkiye's competitiveness in cotton yarn and cotton weaving has deteriorated. However, India and China, which are the major countries in the world's cotton production, have a positive impact on their long-term competitiveness. Moreover, for these countries there is convergence in cotton yarn and divergence in cotton fabric products.

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“…Kazakhstan's textile industry also faces similar challenges. This includes dependence on imported raw materials, high export orientation, but at the same time a low level of coverage of the domestic market [12]. The textile industry of these and other countries faces similar domestic problems.…”

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Peculiarities of Functioning and Diagnostics of Cross-Sectoral Economic Links of the Textile Industry of Ukraine

Ishchuk¹,

Sozanskyy²

2022

FaT

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The analysis of cross-sectoral links and their comparative assessments identified the main problems of development of the textile industry of Ukraine. These include: high dependence on imported raw materials and components, low price competitiveness of Ukrainian textile industry products in the domestic market, the concentration of a significant part of production on the production of toll raw materials, imports of used clothing and footwear, cross-sectoral imbalance of Ukrainian textile industry. In particular, it is determined that the products of the textile industry in general, consumed by the Ukrainian economy are almost 60% covered by imports. Products used by the textile industry in their activities (costs) are covered by imports by a total of 49%. Ways to solve the identified problems and, thus, to optimize cross-sectoral linksships are proposed.

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Textile Industry: Issues of Managing the Growth of Innovative Activity in Enterprises

Cited by 7 publications

References 19 publications

Impact of Credit Market Development on Project Financing

Impact of Credit Market Development on Project Financing

Comparative Advantage of Yarn and Weaving Industries: Evidence for Türkiye and Top Exporters

Peculiarities of Functioning and Diagnostics of Cross-Sectoral Economic Links of the Textile Industry of Ukraine

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