The Conflict and Challenge of Integrating the “Others” in Europe

Sharma, Sheetal

doi:10.35808/ersj/433

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“…Consumer credit market in Russia is going through lean times (Natocheeva and Rusanov, 2016;Molodyko, 2015;Gerzelieva, 2016;Rusanov et al, 2015;Sharma, 2014;Sibirskaya et al, 2016). This is evident from the data presented in Figure 1.…”

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Assessment of Availability of Consumer Loans in the Regions of Russia

Anna¹,

Natalia²,

Elina³

et al. 2017

ERSJ

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The article deals with the current situation on the consumer credit market and stresses the need to assess the availability of loans. It gives the analysis of the volume of provided loans to consumers in roubles and foreign currency in 2015 and 2016. The authors consider the dynamics of loans share with overdue payments in total, as well as the average weighted interest rates on consumer loans. The study is conducted to determine the availability of consumer loans in various regions. The article emphasizes characteristics of the basic problems in lending realm considering the present stage of development. The authors discuss the prospects of the consumer credit market in Russia, as well as recommendations on improving procedures of loans disbursement taking into account new credit instruments contributing to the development of consumer activity. The results of the research can be used by credit organizations to make decisions in crisis periods and within unstable circumstances of economic environment progress, as well as within the framework of making policy on the balanced social and economic development of the country.

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Assessment of Availability of Consumer Loans in the Regions of Russia

Anna¹,

Natalia²,

Elina³

et al. 2017

ERSJ

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“…To improve the efficiency of social innovation, we believe, based on the study of international experience (Sharma, 2014, Valma, 2014, Arslan-Ayaydin et al, 2014, that Russia needs to develop public-private partnerships in the implementation of social innovation systems; to create incentives for business to invest in social innovation (tax exemptions, etc. ); to create favorable conditions for the realization of private initiatives (i.e.…”

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The Challenge of Social Innovation: Approaches and Key Mechanisms of Development

Sergey¹,

Leyla²,

Tamara³

2017

ERSJ

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Recently, a key motive for innovation has been the generation of economic value. Currently we are facing a challenge to develop new approaches to involving the public in solving social problems through innovation based on collaboration and cooperation. Consequently, there is an urgent requirement to shape a favorable environment for innovation, creating both economic and social value. The purpose of this study is to reveal mechanisms for the development of social innovation that can be successfully introduced and implemented in Russia. The advantage of a systems-based approach to social innovation is that social innovation is defined as institutional change leading to the emergence of new routines (traditions) or practices. The use of benchmarking, along with comparative and historical analysis, to study foreign experiences of social innovation makes it possible to identify best practice in creating the conditions needed to develop social innovations, organize innovation processes and promote systemic innovations. On the basis of information received, key mechanisms of social innovation were identified, including that of innovation mediation. The system capabilities of Living Labs in the promotion of social innovations were, in particular, investigated.

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“…Aspect-oriented, key-index based regional business entities efficiency evaluation framework should be justified depending on the sector specifics. After applying the evaluating tools we could observe the effect on internal and external environment determining the quality and activity issues depending on business entity's potential (Bazieva, 2016;Sharma, 2014).…”

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Aspect-Oriented, Key-Index Based Regional Business Entities' Evaluation Framework

Bezrukova¹,

Stepanova²,

Shanin³

et al. 2017

ERSJ

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The paper is devoted to the features of regional business entities' efficiency and performance evaluation framework based on significant aspects and highlighting key features including rank tests. Features are suggested to allow planning and justifying obtained results including ranked business development priorities. Consistently, the authors analyze indicators of four types of linked activity: financial, production, managerial, and social. The paper also defines that in current conditions the balanced focus of indicators is the only way to the effective and high-performance evaluation of regional business development. Moreover, it is proved that evaluating the average weighted stability index allows establishing appropriate management system.

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The Conflict and Challenge of Integrating the “Others” in Europe

Cited by 6 publications

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Assessment of Availability of Consumer Loans in the Regions of Russia

Assessment of Availability of Consumer Loans in the Regions of Russia

The Challenge of Social Innovation: Approaches and Key Mechanisms of Development

Aspect-Oriented, Key-Index Based Regional Business Entities' Evaluation Framework

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