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Original Article

Mathematical Modeling As A Method Of Quality Assurance In Construction

A.D. Kornilova
,
E.V. Knyazkina
,
E.P. Akri
,
N.V. Suslova

Keywords: Quality, competitiveness, mathematical modelling, construction, production, mathematical statistics.

Article no: 71

Pages 720-729

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2019.03.71

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Original Article

The Correlation Of Competitiveness And Motivation Of University Students

Sergey Yaroshenko
ORCiD ,
Peter Chernetsov
ORCiD

Keywords: Competitiveness of university students, components of student competitiveness, motivational structure of personality, questionnaire method

Article no: 39

Pages 337-346

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2021.06.04.39

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Original Article

Competitiveness Management Mechanism Of Industrial Enterprise Under Conditions Of Import Substitution Policy

E. D. Shchetinina
,
T. N. Ponomareva
,
N. In. Dubino
,
T. A. Dubrovin

Keywords: Competitiveness assessment; import substitution policy, competitiveness of industrial enterprise; economic entity competitiveness; food embargo; national economy

Article no: 137

Pages 1163-1172

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2018.02.137

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Original Article

Development Of Future Specialists Competitiveness In Extracurricular Activities At The University

Sergey Kotov*
,
Larisa Ogannisyan
,
Marina Akopyan
,
Sergey Semergej

Keywords: Competitiveness, extracurricular activities, personal self-determination, subject.

Article no: 240

Pages 1774-1790

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2019.12.04.240

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Original Article

Strategic Competitiveness Management Of Modern Horticulture: Targets And Directions

Natalia Yu. Kuzicheva
,
Mikhail A. Solomakhin
,
Alexey S. Karaichev
,
Nikolai V. Shcherbakov
,
Alexander N. Kvochkin

Keywords: Competitiveness, development, efficiency, horticulture, strategic management, Tambov region

Article no: 38

Pages 307-313

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2022.02.38

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Original Article

Human Capital Mobility As A Factor In The Competitiveness Of Labor

Marina Ruslanovna Bogatyrjova
,
Ol'ga Evgen'evna Malyh
,
Al'fija Abbjasovna Bibarsova

Keywords: Labor resources, human capital, competitiveness, labor mobility, education, satisfaction level

Article no: 23

Pages 166-172

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2020.10.05.23

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Original Article

Methodological Basis of KPI Motivation

E.M. Rozhdestvenskaya
,
Z.A. Ermushko
,
A.V. Zhavoronok
,
S.A. Polunina

Keywords: Employees remuneration, improvement of compensation efficiency, key performance indicator, motivation, competitiveness

Article no: 107

Pages 830-837

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2017.07.02.107

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Original Article

Customer-Oriented Approach As Management Technology Of High School Development

Vladislav S. Gusairov
,
Galina B. Kosharnaya
,
Irina V. Shavyrina
,
Inna A. Demenenko

Keywords: Customer-oriented approach, higher school, competitiveness, business partnership, higher education

Article no: 52

Pages 445-455

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2018.02.52

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