Systemic diagnostic analysis of the social and economic situation in Russia

Olga V Ulyanova ,Konstantin A Chekhovskikh ,Sergey V Kucheryavenko

doi:10.1051/shsconf/20162801127

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The paper presents one of possible options for the analysis of the socio-economic situation in Russia today under the conditions of growing dynamism, diversity and uncertainty of changes in global and domestic economy. The study implements the main provisions of the authors’ methodology of a diagnostic analysis of complex human-dimension systems based on general theory of systems and a systemic organizational approach. Different aspects of diagnosis of objects and systems are analyzed from the standpoint of improving a new methodology for system-diagnostic analysis in different areas of research and practice. The authors formulate objectives, criteria and principles for reforming the society; they determine the basic vectors of focus for eliminating the main socio-economic pathologies.

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Today’s international and domestic economy is characterized by rising dynamism, diversity and uncertainty of changes which are taking place
Based on a systemdiagnostic study [5], we will develop and concretize certain provisions of systemic diagnosis of socioeconomic situation in Russia implemented there, bearing in mind that economic study alone is of little use in this situation because of its one-sidedness
Summarizing we would like note that in order to overcome crisis Russia must assess the country's resources and competitive advantages, which it may offer to the international markets

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Today’s international and domestic economy is characterized by rising dynamism, diversity and uncertainty of changes which are taking place. Macroeconomic parameters which are to be set and regulated by appropriate state institutions (Government, Central Bank and others) often do not meet challenges of contemporary international and domestic economy. Numerous economic research teams have different opinions on how to make a diagnosis and what are the ways to recover from a long crisis. A system crisis needs and calls for a systemic analysis. That is why it is important to develop a special methodology for studying supercomplex economic systems which could make up the basis for modern management technologies. Systemic diagnostic analysis is this very methodology [1, 2]

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