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Original Article

Empirical Research Of Financial Assistance For Enterprises In Digital Econom

Ramila Bashirzade*
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Rafael Garibov
,
Tatyana Odintsova
,
Alla Pakhomova
,
Yulia Glushkova

Keywords: Analysis, financing, small and medium-sized enterprises, digital economy, investment.

Article no: 34

Pages 243-251

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2019.12.04.34

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Original Article

Process Mining As A Decision-Making Support Technology In The Smart Supply Chains

S. Carrino
,
K. Doan
,
T. E. Evtodieva
,
N. V. Ivanova

Keywords: Data mining, digital economy, intelligent supply chain management, logistics, process mining

Article no: 104

Pages 877-886

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2021.04.02.104

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Original Article

Management System Optimization Of The Volga Region Enterprises In The Digital Economy

L. V. Kapustina*
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I. S. Golovanova
,
Yu. D. Ermakova

Keywords: Digitalization, digital economy, IT-technologies, management of industrial enterprises, management methods, performance indicators

Article no: 46

Pages 316-322

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2020.03.46

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Original Article

Theory Of Compromise Solutions As Effective Tool For Improving Regional Tourism Sphere

Svetlana A. Shabalina
,
Hugo Bautista
,
Ruslan A. Ulengov
,
Marat R. Mustafin

Keywords: Tourism, management, compromise theory, decision making, tourism system, territorial system

Article no: 109

Pages 917-923

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2022.03.109

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Original Article

Logistics, Satisfaction And Loyalty In E-Commerce Value Network: Discriminant Approach

Arkadiusz Kawa
,
Justyna Swiatowiec-Szczepańska*

Keywords: Repayment behaviour, conscientiousness, punishment avoidance, sense of collectivism, locus of control, decision making style

Article no: 12

Pages 123-133

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2019.10.02.12

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Original Article

Subordinates’ Humility Syndrome: The Possible Theoretical Rationale

Irina U. Lyasina
,
Anna S. Sukhova
,
Irina G. Selezneva

Keywords: Aforementioned syndrome, highly-efficient production processes, information society, modern economic climate, psychological treatment, subordinates’ humility syndrome

Article no: 69

Pages 598-604

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2020.12.04.69

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