Vol 13, No 3 (2023)
Articles
Modern autarky: territorial-regional and mono-product variants
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Basis for selecting sectors and industries to diversify and stimulate the country's economic growth
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Strategies for repositioning the region's industrial products in foreign markets
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Mechanism for the development of cross-border trade and economic cooperation in the context of the territorial capital growth
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Cross-border cooperation is the basis of strong friendly relations between neighboring countries. The authors hypothesize that the territorial capital of the cross-border region as an integral element includes cross-border cooperation, which allows to strengthen the potential of competitiveness. To prove the hypothesis, the authors supplemented the structure of the elements of territorial capital, summarized the data of the case analysis of cross-border cooperation projects of Russian regions bordering European countries. A classification of the interests of key groups of participants in cross-border cooperation is proposed.These classification details the interests not only by groups but also by age of the population, where the interests and motives of cross-border cooperation differ significantly among themselves. Based on the development of the theoretical basis of cross-border cooperation in this study, as well as the results of previous studies, a mechanism for the development of cross-border cooperation is proposed.These mechanism includes approaches, principles, methods and actions that contribute to the increment of territorial capital and strengthen the competitiveness potential of the cross-border region.Acknowledgments:The reported study was funded by RFBR and FRLC, project number 21-510-23002.
Impact of anti-Russian sanctions on the financial systems of unfriendly countries
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Currency and customs regulations: sanctions impact on the Russian economy
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The impact of sanctions on the economy of the Republic of Crimea and Sevastopol
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Study of domestic logistics transformation in the context of ensuring Russia's economic security
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Supply chain management problems and solutions in Russian cosmetics industry
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Current trends in global wood fuel production and international trade
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Prospects of the Republic of Belarus to join the Shanghai Cooperation Organization
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Liz Truss's cabinet economic reforms and their impact on the UK economy
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Measuring and analyzing the impact of oil price fluctuations on Iraq's gross domestic product (GDP) variable by using the ARDL model for the period (1970–2020)
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The Iraqi economy suffers from the problem of increasing dependence on the rentier resource, which represents the greatest proportion of the recent eras of contribution to the gross domestic product, and therefore this resource has a longitudinal dominance to influence the above variable, the studied time series extends from 1970-2020, In this article use the standard analysis approach was adopted in order to identify the long and short-term effects and analyze the interrelationships linking the studied variables. In light of the assumptions of the economic theory and when using the ARDL model, it becomes clear that there is a co-integration between oil prices and GDP based on the calculated F-test value, which is greater than the upper boundary value. Joint integration between the two studied variables, the Bound Test table. The results of the standard analysis are shown that all the variables’ coefficients are in line with the assumptions of the economic theory, as an increase in oil prices by 1% will lead to an increase in the gross domestic product by approximately 6.15%. A positive relationship with the gross domestic product, as well as the cumulative sum test and its squares, which shows that the behavior of The study is within critical limits and the model does not suffer from possible structural problems in the future.
Current state and development trends of mutual trade between Russia and partner countries in North Africa
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Why does Oceania not emerge as an independent new powerhouse at the dawn of the 21st century?
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The article describes the specifics of international regional relations, which explains why an independent center of power in the developing multipolar world is not being formed in the South Pacific region by the 2020s. The problems of the developed and developing countries of Oceania, which hinder this course due to economic and political reasons, are reflected. The forecast of changes in the geostrategic map of interests of developed and developing countries of the Asia-Pacific region in the context of the formation of this format by the 2030s-2050-s is given.