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Original Article

The Modern Concept Of The Becoming Of The Digital Economy In Russia

Elena V. Shevchenko
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A. A. Efremova
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N. V. Oshovskaya
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I. V. Artyukhova
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M. Yu. Dementiev

Keywords: Digital economy, digital platform, transformation, development

Article no: 72

Pages 551-557

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2020.12.72

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Original Article

Digital Technologies In Governance Of Russian Regions: Legal Aspects

Zarina Tamerlanovna Zoloeva
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Boris Georgievich Koybaev

Keywords: Legal regulation, regional informatization, digital economy, information law, governance of the constituent entities of the Russian Federation, digitalization

Article no: 238

Pages 1797-1803

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2021.05.238

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Original Article

Sustainable Development Of Small Business In Modern Economic Conditions

Aleksandr Averin
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Valentina Grigoryeva
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Yuliya Ivanova
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Konstantin Pozdnyakov
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Inna Stecenko

Keywords: Economic policy, small business, digital economy, innovation

Article no: 34

Pages 264-272

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2021.03.34

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Original Article

Innovative Behaviour Of Enterprises In The Market In The Digital Economy

Tatyana G. Krasota
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Eyvaz A. Gasanov
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Sabina E. Gasanova
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Aleksey V. Kulikov
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Tatyana S. Boiko

Keywords: Digital Economy, development mechanisms, ınnovation, resources, sustainable development

Article no: 63

Pages 571-577

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2022.06.63

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Original Article

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

E. D. Shchetinina
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T. N. Ponomareva
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N. In. Dubino
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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

Staff For Digital Economy: Transprofessionalism Formation

E.F. Zeer
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M.V. Zinnatova
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V.S. Tretyakova
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E.Yu. Scherbina
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T.D. Bukovey

Keywords: Digital economy, transprofessionalism, heuristic model of transprofessionalism formation.

Article no: 2

Pages 13-19

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2019.03.2

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Original Article

Relevant Problems Of Legal Regulation At The Digitalization Of Economy In Russia

A. V. Loshkarev*
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P. P. Lang
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E. N. Churakova

Keywords: Cryptocurrency turnover regulation, robotics regulation, artificial intelligence regulation, digital economy

Article no: 156

Pages 1087-1091

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2020.03.156

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