The dependence of sustainable economic growth on the complex of factors in hydrocarbons-exporting countries

Филимонова, И.В.; Cherepanova, Daria M.; Provornaya, I.V.; Kozhevin, V.D.; Nemov, Vasily

doi:10.1016/j.egyr.2020.10.051

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“…Finding a common sustainable growth definition has always been complex as traditionally it has always been associated with a pure economic theory approach of increasing business income over the lifetime of the company (Forbes, 2018). However, in recent years multiple authors and experts have initiated a new definition where corporate social responsibility and environmental responsibility has been adopted as the foundation of the new generation of sustainable growth business models (de Claro and Esteves, 2021; Filimonova et al , 2020; Mattera et al , 2021; Noda and Kano, 2021). Thus companies focus on their business activity from a holistic perspective: customers, employees, society, environment and fair trade economy (MBN, 2016).…”

Section: Theoretical Framework and Literature Reviewmentioning

confidence: 99%

Entrepreneurship, innovation, digitization and digital transformation toward a sustainable growth within the pandemic environment

Gavrila

Ancillo

2021

IJEBR

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PurposeThe coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) pandemic has taken society, business and industries by surprise leading to a worldwide economic recession, pushing organizations to rethink their business model in order to shift from activity shutdown toward sustainable growth. The purpose of this research is to comprehend the implications and relationship between entrepreneurship, innovation, digitization and digital transformation aspects as the levers to achieve this goal.Design/methodology/approachFollowing the existing literature, an empirical approach has been established involving a quantitative analysis of secondary information obtained from official datasets and reports.FindingsThe COVID-19 pandemic was found to be an unfortunate accelerator regarding both consumers' habits and organizations' innovation and digital transformation, breaking with the past leading to new sustainable growth business models.Practical implicationsThe research provides an underlying outcome that addresses how wealth and economic value could be generated within the framework of new economic models in a post-pandemic environment.Originality/valueThe research highlights how the pandemic has disrupted what was known about sustainable business growth, and how this affects the future of business beyond the pandemic scenario, transforming the way society, businesses and customers interact.

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Section: Theoretical Framework and Literature Reviewmentioning

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Entrepreneurship, innovation, digitization and digital transformation toward a sustainable growth within the pandemic environment

Gavrila

Ancillo

2021

IJEBR

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“…Two indicators are built into this variable: Indonesia's debt and dependence on foreign products. A study mentioned that dependence is closely related to economic growth (Filimonova et al, 2020).…”

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Modeling of the Policy Design to Build Public Confidence Facing Recession Issues

Puspita,

Iskandar,

Afina

2024

EJAVEC

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The condition of global economic uncertainty initiated the news that Indonesia is predicted to have the potential for recession. This study presents a model for designing policies to create public Confidence in East Java in the face of recession. The method used in this study begins with grounded theory and continues with modeling and policy simulation. Grounded theory is carried out with netnographic studies to find concepts and quantitative studies to test these concepts in the people of East Java. The netnography study was conducted by extracting sample data totaling 3,827 netizen comments using Nawala software and processed using NVIVO software. Quantitative studies are carried out by testing data collected with instruments in the form of questionnaires. The sample size amounted to 120, with respondents from East Java. Quantitative data were obtained using SPSS software to see how much influence factors affect public Confidence in East Java. Modeling is done using Powersim software, and policy simulation is done using Promethee software. The results show that low interest rates in optimistic simulations and Business as Usual (BAU) decisions can be made by Bank Indonesia (BI). The latest update in this research is that the modeling is carried out not only based on East Java's macroeconomic conditions but also on grounded theory studies in East Java community studies

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“…The quantitative estimation of influence exerted by different factors on energy consumption dynamics both in the developed and developing countries is given in Table 4. The dominant factors of influence on change in the energy consumption is the energy/output ratio and the economic activity [18]. The former factor has the highest weight in the energy consumption in the countries-members of OECD (four out of six test time periods), and the latter factor is the most influential in the countries-nonmembers of OECD (five out of size test time periods) [18][19].…”

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Resilience of the global coal sector under exogenous economic shocks

Nikitenko,

Filimonova,

Provornaya

et al. 2023

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This paper presents the research and quantitation estimation of influence exerted by different factors on consumption of primary energy sources. The authors propose a functional dependence between the factors of economy, demography and resources, which describes consumption of primary energy sources in the developed and developing countries. The base research method is the Logarithmic Mean Divisia Index (LMDI). As distinct from the other indices, LMDI is free from the problem of indecomposable remainder and is applicable to multi-factor models. Using this methodical approach, the authors show that the major energy source having the highest influence on energy consumption is coal in the developed countries and alternative (non-fossil) energy sources in the developing countries. The researchers draw the inference on instability of the coal sector in the period of 1995-2020 and define some ways to stabilizing the situation both in the industry and in the coal mining regions.

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The dependence of sustainable economic growth on the complex of factors in hydrocarbons-exporting countries

Cited by 11 publications

References 15 publications

Entrepreneurship, innovation, digitization and digital transformation toward a sustainable growth within the pandemic environment

Entrepreneurship, innovation, digitization and digital transformation toward a sustainable growth within the pandemic environment

Modeling of the Policy Design to Build Public Confidence Facing Recession Issues

Resilience of the global coal sector under exogenous economic shocks

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