Proceedings of the 2nd International Scientific and Practical Conference on Digital Economy (ISCDE 2020) 2020
DOI: 10.2991/aebmr.k.201205.075
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Typology of Institutional Transformation Strategies of Industrial Complexes in the Digital Economy

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“…G. B. Kleiner proposed his vision of an institution, describing it as "forma and informal norms that are relatively sustainable in relation to changes in the behaviou or interests of individual subjects and their groups, as well as formal and informal norm that continue to operate for a significant period of time". He addresses institutions as sys tems of norms regulating the decision making, activities, and interaction of socio-eco nomic entities (individuals and legal entities, or organizations) and their groups [11,12] "A full-fledged, integral and sustainably operating enterprise is, in a certain sense, a micro model of the state as a whole, and the overwhelming majority of socially significant norm form a projection onto the intra-firm or inter-firm space" [13]. Therefore, institutiona transformations are a complex and (in some situations) long-term process, within which the conditions are laid for growth and the innovative and sustainable development of the industrial complex under rapidly changing environmental conditions.…”
Section: Theoretical Analysis and Hypotheses Development 21 The Insti...mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…G. B. Kleiner proposed his vision of an institution, describing it as "forma and informal norms that are relatively sustainable in relation to changes in the behaviou or interests of individual subjects and their groups, as well as formal and informal norm that continue to operate for a significant period of time". He addresses institutions as sys tems of norms regulating the decision making, activities, and interaction of socio-eco nomic entities (individuals and legal entities, or organizations) and their groups [11,12] "A full-fledged, integral and sustainably operating enterprise is, in a certain sense, a micro model of the state as a whole, and the overwhelming majority of socially significant norm form a projection onto the intra-firm or inter-firm space" [13]. Therefore, institutiona transformations are a complex and (in some situations) long-term process, within which the conditions are laid for growth and the innovative and sustainable development of the industrial complex under rapidly changing environmental conditions.…”
Section: Theoretical Analysis and Hypotheses Development 21 The Insti...mentioning
confidence: 99%