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The Journal of Social Sciences Research

Online ISSN: 2411-9458
Print ISSN: 2413-6670

Quarterly Published (4 Issues Per Year)

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Special Issue 5 2018

International Legal Regulation of Ocean Pollution Prevention from land-Based Sources

Authors: Ksenia B. Valiullina ; Adel I. Abdullin

Interregional Clusters as Drivers of Innovative Entrepreneurship

Authors: Irek K. Nizamutdinov ; Karen A. Grigorian

Introducing the Concept of Modernization in China in the 20th Century

Authors: Yan Feixiang ; Dmitry E. Martynov ; Alfia R. Alikberova

Key Performance Indicators Influence to Team Building

Authors: Dinara M. Safina ; Alla I. Podgornaya ; Svetlana I. Grudina ; Andrey A. Datsyk

Lingo-Didactic Potential Derivation Syntagmatics in Russian Language

Authors: Natalya N. Matveeva ; Venera G. Fatkhutdinova ; Sergey S. Khromov

Literary Review of Methods of Efficiency Evaluation in Public Sector

Authors: Askar N. Mustafin ; Roman Vavrek

Managing the Production Program of a Small Innovative Chemical Enterprise in the Face of Changing Demand

Authors: I. L. Beilin ; V. V. Khomenko ; N. M. Yakupova ; E. I. Kadochnikova ; D. D. Aleeva

Pages: 175-180
DOI: doi.org/10.32861/jssr.spi5.175.180
Abstract
The article examines the economic problems of innovative enterprises, taking into account the cyclical nature of their development, which are characterized by models of increasing profits with the least losses. As the main method, additive convolution is used with equally important and weighted demand for an innovative product. The estimation of the economically optimal volume of products is presented. The research is complex and can have an impact on social, environmental and other performance indicators of the production sector of the economy. The process of globalization has led to the emergence of a complex network of relationships in the business environment. In a free market economy, this means an increased complexity and uncertainty of factors affecting the financial position of the entities. At present, many features of the finance and economics of innovative enterprises are unclear, which makes it difficult to analyze using traditional methods of economic and mathematical modeling. Forecasting the bankruptcy of business and consumers is also inaccurate and ambiguous, as many internal and external factors influence this process. Even a simple statement that an enterprise or a consumer is at risk of bankruptcy should be considered inaccurate and in fact, rarely in an economic reality there are entities that can be considered bankrupt 100%. It is almost impossible to accurately determine the degree of threat of bankruptcy using traditional statistical methods, such as multidimensional discriminant analysis. When the value of the discriminant function is less than the threshold value, it is considered that the enterprise is exposed to the risk of bankruptcy. Given the cyclical nature of the development of an innovative enterprise, it seems necessary to define ambiguous concepts, such as "high risk of bankruptcy" or "low risk of bankruptcy." We need approaches that can be used not only to predict the level of risk, but also to determine the degree of positive financial position of the analyzed enterprise, for example, "High Solvency" or "Average Solvency", depending on changes in the production program.

Method and Criteria for Assessing Sustainable Development

Authors: Gennadiy V. Averin ; Anna V. Zviagintseva ; Igor S. Konstantinov ; Angela A. Shvetsova

Modeling of Economic Effects of commercialization of High-Tech Developments at Small Innovative Enterprises of Polymer Profile

Authors: I. L. Beilin ; V. V. Khomenko ; N. M. Yakupova ; E. I. Kadochnikova ; D. D. Aleeva

Pages: 188-193
DOI: doi.org/10.32861/jssr.spi5.188.193
Abstract
On the basis of the approximating polynomial, a three-factor model for managing the sustainability of an innovative chemical project is presented in the context of economic uncertainty. Economic uncertainty in the chemical sector can be caused by intra- and external economic and political, investment, innovative, opportunistic, commercial, raw materials, industry and other factors. In the developed model, isoline levels show simultaneously a better ratio of the three economic characteristics of the innovation project across the entire range of the planning matrix, and also provide the ability to predict the net present value and return on the project’s capital. Since the end of the 20th century, in the international business environment, it has been thought that a company can gain an advantage in its industry, outrunning competitors, offering superior products or being a price leader. It was accepted as a fact that a company can compete only in two of these three areas. Historically, the product life cycle began when the company (usually the market leader) first introduced its new offerings to the market. Then competitors offered similar products of higher quality, then companies appeared on the market offering similar quality at a more attractive price. Japanese manufacturers such as Toyota and Sony have shown that companies can compete in all three strategies simultaneously and become industry leaders. Traditional business has realized that "faster", "better", "cheaper" are not the only variables that consumers weigh when making purchasing decisions. To dominate the industry, organizations must constantly create innovation and remain flexible, able to confidently pursue strategic initiatives, including alliances, acquisitions, outsourcing and global expansion. Companies also need funds to consolidate their business during economic downturns, using cost-effective new tools for integrating business processes. To achieve high results, the executive management must first have control processes and accurate information to make informed decisions to adjust and restructure the strategic course. After making decisions, projects to optimize business processes require the company to study and use opportunities to reduce costs, cycle time, improve the level of service or product quality.

Modern Managers Training in the Context of Competence Approach

Authors: Khramova L. N. ; Tsakhaeva А. А. ; Posokhova A.V. ; Lavrov E. A. ; Litvishkov V. M. ; Vilkova A. V.

Modern Status of Accounting Reporting and Possibility of Its Acceptance Based on Managerial Decisions

Authors: Guzel I. Hamidullina ; Aigul R. Imamieva ; Fatih Sh. Nugayev

Optimization Modeling of Innovation Project Portfolio Resource Efficiency for Engineering Enterprises

Authors: Azat R. Safiullin ; Almira K. Ildarkhanova

Probability Models for Assessing Effectiveness of Advertising Channels in the Internet Environment

Authors: Viktoriya I.Tinyakova ; Valeriy V. Davnis ; Yaroslav B.Lavrinenko ; Larisa A.Shishkina

Quantitive Evalution of Involvement of Countries of the World in the International Open Access Movement

Authors: Vladimir M. Moskovkin ; Oleg N. Polukhin ; Marina V. Sadovski ; Sizyoongo Munenge ; Oksana V. Shevchenko

Region Competitive Advantage Management on The Basis of a Compromise Search Between System and Selective Components of Industrial Policy

Authors: Azat R. Safiullin ; Alsou M. Safiullina

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