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Original Article

Income Of The Population As A Factor Of Region's Competitiveness

Yuliya Shumilova
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Elena Danilova
,
Olga Miroshnichenko

Keywords: Competitiveness of the region, income of the region’s population, self-assessment of the living standard

Article no: 98

Pages 927-938

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2021.04.98

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Original Article

Designing Sports And Recreation Content To Support Development Of Competitiveness Among Students

Snezhana A. Khazova
,
Svetlana N. Begidova
,
Gennady Yu. Lyakh
,
Andrey A. Klimenko
,
Alik Kh. Mamadiev

Keywords: Competitiveness, health, physical activity, training, sports

Article no: 282

Pages 2445-2453

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2019.03.02.282

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Original Article

Integral Estimation Of Timber Industry Competitiveness

Alexander V. Plastinin
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Olga P. Sushko
,
Konstantin L. Mikhailov

Keywords: Competitiveness, estimation of timber industry competitiveness, integral index, system of indices

Article no: 77

Pages 636-646

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2021.07.77

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Original Article

Agri-Food Market Peculiarities And Its Infrastructure In The Conditions Of Constant Development

Lalita Idigova
,
Hussein Chaplaev
,
Zalina Encasheva
,
Kazbek Mazhiev
,
Aslan Mazhiev

Keywords: Agro-industrial sector, transformation, competitiveness, infrastructure

Article no: 57

Pages 433-439

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2020.10.05.57

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Original Article

Ways To Improve The Company Competitiveness In The Conditions Of Economy Digitalization

E. P. Troshina
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Yu. V. Levashova
,
V. V. Mantulenko*

Keywords: Economy digitalization, competitiveness, barriers to digitalization, company efficiency, economic development, Russia

Article no: 211

Pages 1468-1473

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2020.03.211

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Original Article

Model Of Engineering Products Consumption Based On Price Diversification

Vladimir A. Trifonov
,
Yuryi M. Osipov
,
Olga T. Loyko
,
Ekaterina A. Strekovtsova

Keywords: The Model of engineering products consumption, the stock price competitiveness of the enterprise, price diversification, producer’s profit

Article no: 124

Pages 962-968

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2017.07.02.124

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Original Article

Clustering As An Effective Tool For Increasing The Competitiveness Of Industrial Enterprises

I.N. Ivanov
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V.Ya. Afanas'ev
,
O.L. Сhulanova

Keywords: Clustering, industrial cluster, competitiveness, enterprise, import substitution, innovative development.

Article no: 28

Pages 274-282

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2019.03.28

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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
,
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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