The review of the achieved degree of sustainable development in South Eastern Europe—The use of linear regression method

Golušin, Mirjana; Ivanović, Olja Munitlak; Teodorovic, Natasa

doi:10.1016/j.rser.2010.07.064

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“…the scope of development changes, remains unassessed. The analysis of references demonstrates that other researches deal exclusively with the standing of development as opposed to any changes thereof (Čiegis et al, 2010;Golusin et al, 2011;Kondyli, 2010;Suna et al, 2015;Hak et al, 2012;Khalili, Duecker, 2013;Ibrahim et al, 2015;Leksin, Porfiryev, 2016;Boggia, Cortina, 2010;Babu, Datta, 2015;Pinter et al, 2012;Wallis et al, 2011;Espinoza et al, 2011;Fernandes, 2013;Zhou et al, 2007;Kevin, 2007;Ferrarini et al, 2001;Rajnoha, Lesníková, 2016;Lapinskienė et al, 2017). Therefore, it is possible to maintain that SES development gets assessed from a one-sided perspective only, i.e.…”

Section: Existing Methods For Assessing the Standing Of Ses Developmentmentioning

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Integrated Assessment of the Socioeconomic Systems’ Development

Ginevičius¹,

Gedvilaitė²,

Stasiukynas³

et al. 2018

Economics &Amp; Sociology

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ABSTRACT.A permanent property applicable to every socioeconomic system (SES) is its development. SES development is an integrated process with two sides that can be distinguished, i.e. quantitative and qualitative ones. The quantitative side reflects its static aspect, i.e. the state of the development at a certain point in time. The qualitative side of development reflects its dynamics, i.e. the scope of development changes. In order to make an integrated assessment of the standing of SES development, both these aspects above have to be assessed in a quantitative manner and be further combined into one generalised value. These days, assessment of the standing of SES development is limited to evaluation of the achieved level only, i.e. its quantitative assessment. Due to the fact that all socioeconomic systems are always large and complex systems, they tend to have a multitude of aspects. The indicators that reflect such aspects form a system thereof. It is thus the basis for further multicriteria assessment of the development state. In order to reduce the number of indicators to be assessed simultaneously so that experts could establish the weights thereof in a sufficiently accurate manner, a hierarchically structured system of indicators is developed and presented here. Following this methodology, the level of economic development across Lithuanian regions has been determined. When the scope of development changes was established on that basis, the integrated indicator of the regional development state was calculated following the proposed formula. On the basis of the correlation-regression analysis, it has been determined that the scope of development changes is larger in the regions with lower level of development achieved.

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Section: Existing Methods For Assessing the Standing Of Ses Developmentmentioning

confidence: 99%

Integrated Assessment of the Socioeconomic Systems’ Development

Ginevičius¹,

Gedvilaitė²,

Stasiukynas³

et al. 2018

Economics &Amp; Sociology

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“…As concerns data availability, in the countries of South Eastern Europe there are no adequate statistic databases (see e.g. [36]). Moreover, these countries do not have enough data and information essential for the determination of the market for particular RES at their disposal [13].…”

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Creating a sustainable and resource efficient future: A methodological toolkit for municipalities

Salvia¹,

Leo²,

Nakos³

et al. 2015

Renewable and Sustainable Energy Reviews

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“…To studying each group of the above elements, the original fifth programs for developing the country and beneficial and effective groups in the quality of the environment should be determined. For sustainable development it needs some methods and new techniques, that it be able to find the necessary rules, with their connection should be defined (Golusin et al, 2011). …”

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AN-WOT Model for Designation and Analysis of Sustainable Development Strategies in Abroud Village

karami¹

2013

IJEMA

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Establishment of sustainable development needs to develop new techniques. Which they can develop strategies and solutions to be applied strategies. One of the tools that help managers and planners to develop these strategies, that is using a SWOT analysis. In this study, by making use of the analytical network method, strengths and weaknesses due to internal factors and opportunities and threats caused by external factors were identified. Based on the findings, relevant strategies for the sustainable development of the Jam Abroud village and the executive programs needed for their implementation were designed. These strategies are limited for operational programs and priority. At this straight by using of Analytic Network process, which is one of multi action methods for deciding the strategies were graded. In the final the graded programs for doing the action programs in a period of ten years, with assigning the elements of responsible of these programmers was given. Results show that although the presented offensive patterns ranked best among strategies, followed by conservative, competitive and defensive patterns, but it was found that the use of a combination of the above-mentioned patterns and strategies with attention to their rankings provides the best opportunity to establish sustainable development in Jam Abroud vill.

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The review of the achieved degree of sustainable development in South Eastern Europe—The use of linear regression method

Cited by 29 publications

References 1 publication

Integrated Assessment of the Socioeconomic Systems’ Development

Integrated Assessment of the Socioeconomic Systems’ Development

Creating a sustainable and resource efficient future: A methodological toolkit for municipalities

AN-WOT Model for Designation and Analysis of Sustainable Development Strategies in Abroud Village

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