Issue #3 (Volume 19 2020)
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ReleasedDecember 14, 2020
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Articles5
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10 Authors
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17 Tables
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9 Figures
- activity of banks
- banking marketing
- Black Sea Economic Cooperation
- components of marketing complex
- controlling
- customs revenues
- economy
- employment
- financial security
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Controlling mechanisms to ensure the financial security of instrument-making enterprises
The unpredictability of the development of the Ukrainian economy in the world economic space requires continuous improvement of the financial security management policy of business entities. The use of controlling mechanisms to ensure the necessary level of financial security enables the stable development and competitiveness of enterprises. The article highlights the conceptual aspects of ensuring the enterprise’s financial security using controlling mechanisms. The concept of control¬ling within the enterprise’s financial security is considered. An assessment of the enterprise’s financial security in the instrument-making industry of the engineering complex of Ukraine was made using an integrated safety indicator using taxonomic analysis techniques. It is noted that to ensure stable functioning and development of the enterprise, it is necessary to identify factors (threats) that lead to the loss of the proper level of enterprise’s financial security. To assess the impact of financial condi¬tion indicators on the level of effectiveness of financial safety management in engineering enterprises, a multivariate statistical analysis of correlation relationships was carried out and factor loads were calculated. It is proposed to organize the formation of a controlling system with an emphasis on ensuring an adequate level of enterprise’s financial security. The use of the proposed developments in the activities of the enterprises of the instrument-making industry allows increasing the efficiency of their functioning and to put the existing system of ensuring financial security to a new level.
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MSMEs – a mainstay for the developing economy
This research paper aims to understand all the factors preventing micro, small and medium enterprises from growing despite their great potential, the possible existence of any internal or domestic differences in the way the entrepreneurs from various Indian communities approach business. The question remains whether there are any external or domestic differences in their entrepreneurial orientations. The work also presents some policy-based suggestions to solve such issues that hinder the magnification potential of MSME units. The MSME units offer jobs to more than seven people. However, they do not grow because of many difficulties discussed in this paper. Due to the lack of opportunities, MSMEs are unable to attract foreign investments. MSMEs can stop the migration of young people coming from rural areas to urban cities if MSMEs get developed. MSMEs represent a high-priority sector of the growing and developing economy. Therefore, we need to focus on this sector to transform developing India into a developed country. This paper is an attempt to analyze the reasons for the difficulties of MSMEs.
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Applying the LASSO method to predict the impact of tariff reductions on customs revenues in Vietnam
Le Thi Anh Tuyet doi: http://dx.doi.org/10.21511/ed.19(3).2020.03The study assesses the impact of tariff reductions on fluctuations in customs revenues in Vietnam. The collection of research data was based on the official sources, namely the Government’s Web Portal and the World Bank’s website, and took place between 2002 and 2017. This paper uses the LASSO (Least Absolute Shrinkage and Selection Operator) linear regression model to estimate and predict the relationship of data series, thereby drawing a regression equation to consider the impact of various factors on customs revenues. The results have proven that tariff reductions have no negative impact on customs revenues. When tariffs are reduced, import turnover increases, the level of compliance with tax laws by import-export enterprises increases, and smuggling and trade fraud decrease. Based on these conclusions, the paper proposes several policies aimed at ensuring future customs revenues in Vietnam. As follows from the findings provided below, in order to ensure customs revenues, the Vietnamese Government should introduce appropriate policies to improve the efficiency of customs management in Vietnam; envisage accurate planning and reasonable investment for the customs office in terms of facilities and human resources; establish reasonable non-tariff barriers to prevent fraud and abuse causing losses in customs revenues.
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Analyzing the FDI dynamics and the investment climate impacting the economic development of BSEC
The paper concentrates on the analysis of inward and outward FDI in the BSEC countries, their structuring by countries of origin and destination, and how the investment climate (in particular economic freedom and economic development) affects the actual FDI influx in the region. The BSEC countries became considerably attractive for FDI at the beginning of the 2000s, and now they receive about 4% of the world FDI. All the BSEC countries are net recipients of FDI, but some of them also actively invest abroad. Most FDI to the region originates in Europe. FDI is the most important for several small BSEC economies, especially in some periods when they made a significant contribution to capital formation. Despite a temporary increase in imports, FDI also helped to stabilize the balance of payments. Most BSEC countries usually outperform average countries worldwide by trade freedom, low tax burden, fiscal health, financial freedom, property rights, and low inflation. However, this group of countries is quite diverse by particular indicators. Corruption and excessive regulations often act as the drawbacks for the investment climate. The overall economic freedom and low tax burden are the strongest determinants of inward FDI to the BSEC countries. Improving the overall economic freedom, protecting property rights, and better control over government spending are the most crucial for stimulating economic growth. Economic growth and trade freedom are less important factors for FDI.
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Main tools of integrated marketing communications of banks
Mariana Demko , Yuliya Zintso doi: http://dx.doi.org/10.21511/ed.19(3).2020.05The question of the essence of the main tools of integrated marketing communications in the activity of banks of Ukraine is investigated. Their introduction in the management of Ukrainian banks is becoming relevant nowadays. Influence of such factors as intensification of competition; penetration of foreign banks into the Ukrainian market; expansion of the scope of banks’ activities determine the search for effective tools of integrated marketing communications. The purpose of the study is to substantiate and systematize theoretical and methodological approaches to the application of the main tools of integrated marketing communications of banks. The object of research is main tools of integrated marketing communications in the activities of banks. The theoretical basis of the study is the theories and marketing concepts of scientists. The results of the study allowed to determine the essence of such concepts as «marketing tools», «tools», «tools of marketing communications». The main tools of integrated marketing communications of banks as the most effective tools in modern market conditions are highlighted. Their use plays an important role in forming a positive image of the bank. Features of application of the main tools of integrated marketing communications for promotion of banking products and provision of banking services are considered.