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Original Article

Comparative Analysis Of Social Welfare In Russia And Foreign Countries

E. N. Sochneva
,
I.S. Bagdasarian
,
G.Y. Belyakova
,
T.N. Yamskikh

Keywords: Social welfare; social welfare model; the effectiveness of state regulation; the Swedish model; the liberal model; the continental model; paternalism

Article no: 121

Pages 935-941

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2017.07.02.121

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Original Article

Forming Self-Control Mental Conditions Of Secondary Professional Institution Students To Ensure Non-Violent

S. A. Elantseva
,
M.Y. Sharova

Keywords: Students of secondary professional institutions, psychic states, self-regulation, capacity for self-regulation of mental states, formation, personality-oriented classes

Article no: 19

Pages 149-156

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2017.08.02.19

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Original Article

Influence Of Corporate Governance On Financial Performance Of Russian State-Owned Companies

I.Yu. Belyayeva
,
K.P. Kharchilava
,
A.A. Bashindzhagyan

Keywords: Corporate governance, state-owned companies, corporate finance, board of directors, transparency.

Article no: 112

Pages 1115-1125

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2019.03.112

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Original Article

Neo-Industrialization of Russian Economy as a Source of Social Well-Being Growth

Elena Klemasheva
,
Magerram Gasanov
,
Yuliya Zeremskaya

Keywords: Social well-being, needs, material security, health state, neo-industrialization

Article no: 20

Pages 150-154

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2016.02.20

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Original Article

The Genesis Of The Interrelation Of Theory Of Mind And Symbolic Functions In Preschoolers

Elena Sergienko
,
Natalia Koroleva

Keywords: The theory of mind, understanding of mental states, a symbolic function, development of play and drawing, pretend play, preschool age

Article no: 17

Pages 110-126

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2018.07.17

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Original Article

Professional Skepticism and Self-Efficacy on the Detection of Financial Statements Fraud

Novy Silvia Dewi
ORCiD ,
Sharifah Nazatul Faiza
ORCiD ,
Daniel Lumban Tobing
,
Jamaliah Said
ORCiD ,
Lufti Julian

Keywords: Auditor, Detection of Financial Statement Fraud, Professional Skepticism, Self-Efficacy

Article no: 29

Pages 357-368

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2023.11.29

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Original Article

How To Identify Predisposition Of Markets To Cartelization?

E.A. Kandrashina
,
S.I. Ashmarina
,
D.V. Vukolov

Keywords: Cartel agreements, the Federal Antimonopoly Service of Russia, analysis of the state of competition, conditions for cartels, stability of cartels.

Article no: 186

Pages 1827-1836

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2019.03.186

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Original Article

Trends In Preferences Of Russian School Graduates: Analysis Of Examination Results

B. L. Skrynchenko
,
Y. A. Melnichuk*
,
E. E. Jukova

Keywords: Unified State Examination (USE), results, USE average score, fields of training

Article no: 164

Pages 1144-1149

Doi: 10.15405/epsbs.2020.03.164

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