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Original Article

The Analysis of Social Wellbeing Indicators in the Context of Russian Economy Structural Changes

S. Zhironkin
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M. Gasanov
,
O. Zhironkina

Keywords: Social wellbeing; indicators; technological platforms; structural changes

Article no: 17

Pages 124-131

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2016.02.17

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Original Article

Corporate Social Resposibility: Russian Companies Emphisize The Role Of The Environmental Component

B.S. Bataeva
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E.I. Mantaeva
,
V.S. Goldenova
,
I.V. Slobodchikova

Keywords: Corporate social responsibility, ecological responsibility, sustainable development, social investment, investment into the human capital.

Article no: 42

Pages 416-425

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2019.03.42

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Original Article

Digital Technologies As An Accelerant Of Innovative Economic Growth And Civilized Development

M. A. Izmailova*
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M. Y. Veselovsky
,
A. A. Stepanov

Keywords: Economic growth, digital technologies, innovations, society

Article no: 24

Pages 171-179

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2020.03.24

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